Arubis

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by Arubis 5y ago
We’ve found an instance where a semicolon would be clarifying: > Yangtze dam separated Paddlefish, largest (fish), from spawn; now extinct.
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by Arubis 5y ago
Non-professional customers know this, to an approximation. And marketers know that those customers know that. Hence the both the “prosumer” market and the conflation of premium and luxury product lines: “We Are Professional Grade” for expen
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by Arubis 5y ago
We'll always have <strike>Paris</strike>Cincinatti, the affordable tourist destination
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by Arubis 5y ago
100% agreed here. Accept a text field; maybe validate that it has an @ in it and a . after the @. Send that address a confirmation email. Now you've got consensual opt-in and you've somewhat protected yourself from adding a wrong
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by Arubis 5y ago
I'd like to lean towards keeping terrorism defined essentially by intent--namely, the intent to use asymmetrical, threateningly or actually destructive, and emotionally activating ("terrorizing") means to manipulate a body po
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by Arubis 6y ago
Some people start fires just to watch them burn.
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by Arubis 6y ago
The lede: While [admitting DC and Puerto Rico as states would be] a step in the right direction, these proposals are inadequate. To create a system where every vote counts equally, the Constitution must be amended. To do this, Congress shou
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Bhutan vaccinated almost all adults against Covid-19 in a week(economist.com)
3 points by Arubis 6y ago|0 comments
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by Arubis 6y ago
Your ARR is more predictable. Celebrate! You're living the dream.
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by Arubis 6y ago
I hope this provides at least a little comfort for all those whose old age and retirement were ruined for his profit.
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by Arubis 6y ago
For anyone else confused, in this case DSM is DiskStation Manager. (I initially thought it was diagnostic criteria.)
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by Arubis 6y ago
Addressing the implicit "am I doing career wrong?": there's folks that find working broadly across the whole stack really compelling (I am one of them) that will visibly have exposure to a _lot_ of stuff. Those folks (I am ag
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by Arubis 6y ago
Curious: have you found your sentiment to be unpopular here historically? As framed, it seems perfectly reasonable. Plenty of nations full of wonderful people with rich cultures are run by polarizing politicians.
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by Arubis 6y ago
Am I the only one surprised it was still required? I'd gathered that many high- and top-tiered US uni's had swapped to "accepted, not required" over a decade ago. Perhaps the momentum here swung back in light of conversa
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by Arubis 6y ago
Both these TLAs have spent decades burning taxpayer money on theatre while failing at their purported charters and both ad-hoc and systematically abusing citizens and non-citizens alike. Their behavior in this case is reprehensible and comp
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by Arubis 6y ago
Having the speaker on was handy for figuring out if your outgoing call was picked up by an incompatible device, like your friend's mom.
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by Arubis 6y ago
If the zombie sat in question is in a _very_ low orbit, this can be a reasonable approach, because the atmospheric drag can pull the pieces down faster than would've occurred on an intact satellite. Otherwise, you risk just creating mo
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Infracost: FOSS Cloud cost estimates for Terraform in pull requests(infracost.io)
7 points by Arubis 6y ago|0 comments
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by Arubis 6y ago
To answer your question pedantically, probably nothing; with enough time and effort, you could bend either tool to perform the general duties of the other. Terraform is capable of injecting and running shell scripts; Ansible can likewise in
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by Arubis 6y ago
I did, indeed, enjoy this— thank you for sharing! :)
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by Arubis 6y ago
IIRC, parents--particularly parents with younger kids. The highschoolers need (in their view) to be home earlier than the middle- and elementary schoolers to be the responsible party so the parents can come home at the end of the workday. T
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by Arubis 6y ago
This is such a minor thing compared to the actual tech you're building, for which you're rightly getting plenty of appreciation throughout this discussion. But: I _love_ that you're founding a company with a name that makes i
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by Arubis 6y ago
"Without breaking any SEC rules" seems like a perfectly good reason not to indict.
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by Arubis 6y ago
Edit: I misunderstood; see child comment. Original: Clarification: that's $100K in a _month_, not annual. (Very impressive, I might add!)
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by Arubis 6y ago
All of this makes sense except for the bit about democracy. That's unrelated; this happens to be a process that's in use here, but it would work just as well in a monarchy.
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by Arubis 6y ago
TFA didn't provide much detail, but I'll be fascinated to discover if there ends up being a path wherein successful unauthorized access can lead to interacting with the fire control. Either remote disable or remote firing would be
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by Arubis 6y ago
Source: none, this is my pure supposition and projection. Power. The sensation of raw power. By and large, the best way to eliminate DST would be for one or more sufficiently powerful lawmakers or political executives to say: this is no lon
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by Arubis 6y ago
Excellent suggestion; thank you. I am _entirely_ uninterested in my reading being crowdsourced and "social". I'll talk about the thing somewhere else, after I've read it and had time to think. This attempt to inject an
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by Arubis 6y ago
I’ve been using GeForce Now for a few years now, originally because I wanted a nice way to use Steam on an older Mac, then as a holdover for when I could pick up a latest-gen GPU. Which—the latter—has proved utterly impossible. I’m curious
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by Arubis 6y ago
[Citations needed.] This would be significant, important news if true. Without confirmation, it's just fanning the flames.

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