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Comment #43732483
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought we still use RTGs in space on some satellites? Not counting extraterrestrial research, since those are definitely still powered by RTGs
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Comment #43237433
While I was lucky to have shop classes in my school, this curriculum makes me extremely jealous, to be honest. We didn't have neither welding, nor forging, nor working with fibergl…
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Comment #42177954
Honestly it's just that how I've always done this, other ways seemed too noisy for me and breaking the flow of the game :) That might or might not be due to the games we've mostly …
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Comment #42160495
There are a few, actually :) CCBoot is a Windows Server-based diskless solution I mentioned, and they also provide CCDisk, which can do "hybrid" mode — where there is a small SSD i…
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Comment #42160174
That's a sweet LAN setup you've got! The only few things that rub me the wrong way is the choice of peripherals and the lack of headsets. Must be pretty noisy in here! The tabletop…
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Comment #41591628
Loving it. It looks a bit different from libadwaita's components, but different in a good way What I would enjoy, though, is having a set of pre-built example pages (a sample dashb…
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Comment #41591501
While this particular flavour of kitchen automation looks simple enough, sadly, the best automation there is for such tasks are still humans, due to cost reasons
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Comment #37963533
Mikrotik is decent! While there is some lackluster hardware (and, to be honest, most of their wireless AP solutions kinda suck), I've ran Mikrotik on two small-scale networks (~60 …
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Comment #30704232
I rarely visit HN and mostly lurk here, not sure what you're trying to point out. I was myself hit by the issue, unfortunately, and I strongly believe that weaponising open-source …
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