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racnid

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    Comment #48899211

    The 00000000000.cfg stuck out to me too, because that's the default/base config name for polycom phones.

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    Comment #46825612

    Given the context probably Platform Abstraction Layer.

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    Comment #45975662

    It's an acquired taste. The sketcher is actually pretty good these days and way snappier than Fusion 360 on my machine.

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    Comment #44843412

    That is a long trip from downtown; but utterly worth it.

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    Comment #42890487

    There are some diffuser mods available too that look like they would make a big difference.

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    Comment #41849855

    The option these days for Vets is sell to PE, shut down, or try to find a younger DVM who wants to take over the practice and work in for a couple of years. But the younger DVMs ha…

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    Comment #40356653

    It's worth noting that both TapChanger and StealthChanger both require a flying gantry and won't work on a Trident style machine (and thus aren't suitable to a lot of CoreXY type m…

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    Comment #39121933

    I know I personally mapped one with a GPS and canoe.

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    Comment #38190787

    Really great book I bought years ago from a recommendation on HN; of course.

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    Comment #37503045

    Yes but. It turns out that PV solar wins on maintenance by a lot; since you don't have to run hot water pipes and keep the solar heater from leaking. With a reasonable system desig…

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    Comment #36017548

    This Singapore? https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/18/world/asia/singapore-mari...

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    Comment #35718213

    It's identical in design to any number for Makita, Dewalt, or other nicer brands (1k$ from Festool). The point was that it's not a 15K$ tool. It's a 200$ tool for a Dewalt. SMH my …

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    Comment #35712800

    To be fair you can buy a china biscuit cutter on Amazon for 50$.

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    Comment #35555141

    I'm willing to bet that people feeling like they're on the precipice of a civilization ending event and the massive uptick in authoritarian rhetoric and action probably had somethi…

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    Comment #35424161

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    Comment #34610405

    Well by all accounts (of people that seem competent on the internet...) the source is just fine as it's own beacon. Even detectable by a low flying helicopter with the right equipm…

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    Comment #34449173

    Basically any air charter service (no matter how small) will have access to the no fly list. It's honestly surprising that it's not up to date online within minutes.

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    Comment #34253639

    I thought I was going crazy when their website kept pushing me to the app and I couldn't find an activate modem link. Please, why? Why is this necessary?

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    Comment #34251491

    Lots of mine & industrial vehicles are electrified. In underground mining it's attractive because the vehicle is in a very confined space (easy to run cables to) and it's doubly at…

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    Comment #33737747

    Ugh, McMaster, Grainger, Digikey and Mouser are such a treat compared to Amazon.

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    Comment #32999484

    Anything more than your basic soldering iron is probably running a PID loop to control temperature. I don't know if my hakko is supported by IronOS but I could easily see it as a u…

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    Comment #32829636

    Military aircraft frequently operate with ADS-B off even here in the US. The whole premise is nonsense. If a military aircraft is being seen on ADS-B it's because they want to be s…

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    Comment #32415837

    The more correct term would probably be a figure 8 on a bight. But since climbing harnesses have permanently sewn loops to tie into you can't actually tie it on a bight. You retrac…

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    Comment #32203052

    I like Mountain Project sitting at my desk but physical guidebooks lend themselves well to the half hiking involved in most climbing expeditions (despite the weight of a physical b…

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    Comment #31902960

    There is a hack to this whole affair... Know how big your tank is, do the math (overestimate a bit) and ask for a prepaid fill up. If you don't manage to use the whole prepay the r…