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thrownthatway
3mo ago
Good people break bad laws.
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thrownthatway
3mo ago
Gives a whole new meaning to the term spyware. Spywear
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thrownthatway
3mo ago
So the most difficult part is using domain specific online calculators to determine the wiring requirements and charge controller capacity.
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thrownthatway
3mo ago
So the most difficult part is using a calculator to determine the charge controller capacity.
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thrownthatway
3mo ago
> without going over the volt/amp limit on the device. It’s not clear what device you’re referring to in this context.
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
I tend to agree.
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
We could simply be moving through a less quiescent region of space, and this does represent a genuine up tick.
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
I really would have expected a much more reasoned approach from the likes of you Mr coldtea. Historically I’ve found your comments informative, well thought out, and entertaining. Here’s the Wikipedia article on the BOTs https://
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
Abortions up to five years of age. Progressive! Want to meet up for soy lattes after work? Here’s my number:
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
A sun lit satellite on the night side of the Earth. You’re really starting to push the friendship.
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
> Most BT and WiFi devices in the area are turned off You’re kidding right?
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
It’s such a non-problem it’s not even worth mentioning. The surface of the Earth is big. If you place 40,000 car sized objects on it in random places, you’d not be able to see then from low earth orbit. That’s approximately how irrelevant t
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
When did old mate first point a telescope in to the night sky?
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
> Third-party peripherals usually do not have this functionality. What do you mean by ”usually” here? I’m certain all the regular name brands, eg JBL Bose Sonos B&O etc enable the device itself to be configured with a user set name
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
> They're running 5-30 mbps up Do you not have 98% high speed 5G coverage?
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
When you rename a Bluetooth device from your phone, does that affect the name it broadcasts, or only the label applied in the list of Bluetooth devices in the phone? I know for certain if you change the setting General > About > Name
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
Do people collect their bags from the baggage claim area and then immediately reboard an aircraft to exit the terminal? How do the arrivals exist the terminal Are you not allowed to have a friend who is picking you up assist with baggage cl
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
Is there a compelling reason encoding needs to be done locally? The point of encoding is to reduce downstream bandwidth for the viewer, and upstream bandwidth for the distribution network. The content creator only needs to upload it once.
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
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thrownthatway
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Ha! Indeed. If all the ice melted it would raise the oceans by something like 230 feet, so modern Vienna would still be above water at 495 – 1778 ft elevation. Although some estimates suggest Earth loses 20 - 30 cubic kilometres of water to
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
Was the land lower, the seas higher, or some combination, way back when?
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4mo ago
> You don't just get to kill the ones you don't like. I mean ya kinda do. That’s how it’s always worked, that’s how it still works, and that’s how it will probably continue to work probably indefinitely, or at least from time t
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4mo ago
> is less worrisome than it's downstream impact on cracking. What does cracking mean in this context?
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
I never made that argument. I just tend to thing bullies should be crushed rather than appeased.
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
True enough. Having said that, some of my drive-by criticisms have lead to lengthy discussions, with or without my further participation. Probably mostly on older accounts I’ve abandoned. Admittedly, this was not one of them.
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4mo ago
Son: dad, I’m thinking of getting in to organised crime Dad: Public or private sector?
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
Having to handle the plates with care and the damage they’d take regardless would add to the charm.
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https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/
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Yep, that was pretty much the point of my comment. Code is a liability - yes with an and / no with a but . I’m sure volumes have been written amount, and there’s roughly an infinite amount of nuance to be talked about over a few dri
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thrownthatway
4mo ago
If management values your opinion on business operations and forward strategy, then you are an advisor and should be remunerated as such.
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