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useless_foghorn
9mo ago
It's true that these patterns and problems have existed and will likely continue. It's also true that common rhetoric and bias have changed dramatically in the last 10-15 years. I don't forsee any simple or easy ways to repla
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useless_foghorn
11mo ago
Garmin's Enduro 3 claims 13.3 days[1] of continuous GPS tracking with solar recharge and is tested to have 5 continuous days without[2]. [1] https://www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/GUID-7AD1A592-9044-4... [2]
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useless_foghorn
1y ago
If you have a single amplitude wave then a delayed playback could be inversion of the wave. Not very sophisticated, but good enough for canceling a single frequency.
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useless_foghorn
1y ago
I'd partake in a microtransaction system that pays based on the percentage of the article I finished. Some assurance of high-quality journalism would be helpful. If HN existed as pay-to-play for instance (it probably wouldn't), I
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useless_foghorn
1y ago
Power is less appealing if you aren't seeking to abuse it. I agree that an ethics and morality lens is both useful and necessary, but I fear it doesn't illuminate the actions and motivations of the powerful. Perhaps in contrast or
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useless_foghorn
2y ago
A lot of light would be absorbed by the black hole. A lot of light paths would be bent and miss or nearly miss the black hole, making edges of the black hole quite bright. The dimming effect would be much larger than the (brighter) immediat
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useless_foghorn
2y ago
I think that’s why this demonstration is interesting. It’s showing how the light can be bent around the black hole. Anything that crosses the event horizon won’t be coming back, but because of the lensing of the light you can “see” behind a
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useless_foghorn
2y ago
Thunderbolt port
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useless_foghorn
2y ago
I use Bitwarden coupled with AnonAddy (0) for simple and free on demand email alias generation. 0. https://bitwarden.com/help/generator/#username-types
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useless_foghorn
2y ago
That would make more sense! I was misreading this article: https://architecturetoday.co.uk/learning-from-venturi-scott-... Thanks for the correction!
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useless_foghorn
2y ago
The columns: https://atlive-wp.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uplo...
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useless_foghorn
2y ago
Wiztree and WinDirStat will both double count hard links. I have a 12TB hard drive holding "17TB" because of sparse files and hard links. Windows file manager properties agree with Wiztree and WinDirStat as far as space used. I th
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useless_foghorn
3y ago
“If you are profiting from being unhappy you will find ways and reasons to be unhappy.” I believe the idea expressed in ‘appetite comes with eating’ is that your desire to indulge in an activity is correlated (caused even) with that activit
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useless_foghorn
3y ago
All social pressures have a cost and an optimal balance. Men tend toward a less bonded mating strategy, and divorce law seems to seek to punish that behavior (which, again, can be offset by prenups). A symptom of a social pressure that is o
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useless_foghorn
4y ago
you could get a freezer door alarm similar to this: https://www.amazon.com/FRIDGGI-Fridge-Alarm-Seconds-white-pa...
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useless_foghorn
6y ago
adding a QR code generator would make this super mobile friendly.
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useless_foghorn
6y ago
I would assume that this would be for gathering information from remote data collection nodes or from computers that don't access networks. Instead of hooking up with a laptop and some kind of portable NAS, you could connect a snow pro