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To uninstall QuickStack you have to uninstall k3s: https://docs.k3s.io/installation/uninstall

in the 90's, Xmodem seemed to be a inferior protocol compared to Z-Modem and HS-Link.


Hint: X comes before Y which comes before Z.

They were successor protocols designed and implemented to fix perceived shortcomings in the original one.

1977: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XMODEM

1985: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YMODEM

1986: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZMODEM


And then https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMODEM

SModem supported simultaneous upload/download and chatting.


Fair play -- I didn't know about that one. It does seem to be less of a protocol and more of a specialised DOS client app, though...


Smodem was a game changer. So was HS/Link. Being able to chat while still doing a download was awesome. Realizing that you can upload and download at the same time was awesome. When those protocols came out they blew my mind... and before that the first time I got the added speed from Zmodem over Xmodem I was amazed as well.

I sure miss those days. First modem was 2400 baud, so I was kind of a late comer.


For what it's worth, Zmodem came about 10 years after Xmodem, and HS/Link came about 15 years after Xmodem.


Sure, but that's because they were designed later with the benefit of hindsight on XMODEM, and didn't have to run on such tiny machines.


Yet they're both worse than Kermit, which is much older than them.

But XMODEM is still the oldest.


Why is no one talking about this ? It is a pretty big deal.


I don't know why this isn't being discussed on HN, this is a pretty big deal


My father went under surgery to get this removed. It was 6cm and completely grew back within 3 months. He died 7 months later.


I'm sorry for your loss


Friendster > Myspace


Self Sourced with the best parts and components on the market I spent around $2400+ for my Voron 2.4


corals are sensitive to rapid and wide changes in water parameters whether it be temperature, pH, alkalinity. Due to the how large the volume of water that is in the ocean these parameters really don't fluctuate as much as you would think besides temperature. pH only dictates how fast coral can grow but corals are much more sensitive to changes in temperature and alkalinity.


Ah, what you want to say is you only care for the fast death of coral reefs and don't care for things that ensure its death but will take maybe a decade or two?

pH does not fluctuate much, true, but it drops steadily which is just as deadly to coral.


If it takes a few more decades, we could presumably find/implement better solutions.


Corals are more likely to survive a slow than a fast change as well. I don't think we know that much about how evolution bottlenecks work, but I'd think it's easier to adapt to a radically different environment in three generations than one.


>I bring this up only because I bought my X in 2018 with FSD prepaid

Mine came as standard equipment.


Had this for a few months. It's great but lacking in tools to manage the subscriptions.


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