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  • Sensing is officially going to be part of 6G, might not be deployed everywhere, but it's going to be in the standard.

  • They're not all sending at the same time. Worst case they just block themselves and each other with their backoff logic and then none of them sends anything at all.

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  • Nice to see the UI hasn't changed much in the last 10 years.

  • Project Gutenberg has around 50 times more than Standard Ebooks (~75 000 vs. ~1 400) and in a lot of different languages, Standard Ebooks only cares about English. Putting only 1/5 of the amount of work into it would be a drop in the bucket.

    Edit: In general I agree, it's hard to figure out how to contribute to Project Gutenberg.

  • I've noticed more and more what look like cameras/infrared sensors on traffic lights instead of induction loops, much more "fault tolerant" and work much better for cyclists.

  • Making a left turn in Canada? Great, you got green! Go? Well no, cars are still coming from the other side, they inexplicably got green too so now the intersection with traffic lights also acts as an intersection without traffic lights. Amazing designs!

    Sounds normal to me and I'm in Europe. Unless it's explicitly signaled with an arrow in the traffic light expect oncoming traffic and of course there are pedestrians.

  • Where I live the only place you'll find a shoulder is on the Autobahn and there are no traffic lights on the Autobahn.

  • The more relevant part is that as a regular consumer you don't need to do power factor correction because you don't get charged for reactive power. Industrial consumers on the other hand want to do power factor correction because they're paying for reactive power.

  • It's a little more than a forum. Most forums have one main topic and some smaller offtopic areas and that's it. Here you get everything from memes to even more memes, oh well I suppose it is just a memes forum.

  • Isn't that like half the point of meal prep, you do something in batch once a week and save some time instead of cooking fresh every day.

  • I feel like this is often a case where one partner cares more about something than the other and partners having very different opinions on what is still tolerable when it comes to for example cleaning stuff in the house. This is probably affected a lot by socialisation and that's how you get that it's almost always the man not doing some chores their wife gave them.

  • I suppose it depends on whether lizard people are humanoid reptiles or repiloid mammals, or maybe something completely different.

  • I disagree. It's easy if you want to use a community as your personal blog without any interaction from others. It's hard to get an actual community running.

  • I prefer Trek women, but haven't found many.

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  • Some of them will, but not over night. Take MySpace as an example, it fizzled out after losing relevance. YouTube might die one day just like MySpace and nobody will notice, because nobody used it in ages at that point. Wikipedia is a community project, maybe one day someone there fucks up and some people will start a fork that becomes more popular than the original. I'm sure there are already some Wikipedia forks, but at the moment nobody cares about those.

  • Almost 12 days down in the last 90 days.

  • Pretty sure it would be illegal to not help in quite a lot of countries, especially as a doctor. Apparently USA is not one of those countries.

  • Only the first panel is a role-reverseal, the other two aren't.

  • If I want to build something and I want it to be 23/48" ± 1/24" how would I write that? Because the way I understand it x/48" would imply a tolerance of ± 1/48".