@Ecstaticc20@algebratrade@santxsw1@UnhappyChappy_ didn't even realize pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) was a thing as opposed to post-exposure (PEP) even ignoring the side effects, that's insane. yeah let me inject $28k/year medication (or $30/pill) so I don't have to be selective with who I fuck.
@OneFailedArtist@santxsw1@UnhappyChappy_ There is reason to believe they're neurotoxic (cf. https://t.co/fVY0iaiq24) and the commonly reported side effects of faintness and dizziness are usually indicative of CNS fuckery going on.
@ptrschmdtnlsn I think the issue is that laymen think that 'temperature' is the problem, where the actual target to optimize is 'how much boost can you get out of it'; temperature is just a proxy.
@canonicalmodel@chhopsky The vast majority of enterprise switches route. Only the most basic access switches are pure layer 2 (frankly I don't remember the last time I deployed one)
@jonbrocro@chhopsky No. I didn't gain access to anything I wasn't authorized to.
The link was already online and it's a direct connection from the internet exchange to me.
@canonicalmodel@chhopsky I don't know if this works in general. This worked in my case because I have a direct point-to-point link and there was a switch on the other end trying to route things.
If you connect via PPP or such, then the link could be silent until you initiate the connection.
@mike27849906@HalenMattison simulation is notoriously hard and topology optimization relies on the simulation to be accurate to give you a good part.
fusion might be able to handle it in a static linear-elastic case but the intersection between <requires topology optimization> and <modellable by that> is 0