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by Bedon292 6y ago
I would thing a large portion of it is actually sound. The microphone in a laptop is just not very good, and then even if the instructor has expensive studio monitors its going to get super compressed. On top of the bad acoustics in whateve
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Don't think that is even necessary, is it? The private builds of it share no telemetry. Just need someone to build it and share their build I think.
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Microsoft Teams comes out of the box with the necessary SharePoint like features for document collaboration. That includes editing right in the web browser, as well as a button to open the document in your local install of Office. You can s
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by Bedon292 6y ago
One technique that was working for me for a while was Bullet Journal. Using an actual physical notebook to write down all the tasks right away in a simple list. Review at the end of the day. Review at the beginning of the day. Having a list
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Self hosted home automation with Home Assistant [1] I haven't done a ton with it lately, but ended up finally updating an integration with it. Which lead me to learn more python async (still beginning this), github actions, and dev con
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by Bedon292 6y ago
That is not how I read that, at all. My reading is that the moral failing is on society for not providing other options to them. Not that it is a moral issue for them to earn in that manner. If someone, who otherwise would not want to do th
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Not sure it should be all children. But maybe 2 deep or something. For instance your comment would be unseen if it was collapsed at the top level, but yours is what sparked my reply. It does get weird though, because then people would just
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Assuming you are on a Windows domain, since they are able to control your Chrome. Chrome uses all the built in Windows settings. Have you check for proxy settings in internet options? Firefox I believe still uses standalone settings, and wi
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I have been thinking about using this for some diagrams, but whats been on the back of my mind since I heard about it is how to combine it with Terraform, or Troposphere, and have your infrastructure as code also draw the diagrams automatic
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Before this, I was just not able to work at home. I was always distracted and would only get a half day of work in at best. But finally had to actually buckle down and set up my desk. And set boundaries for interruptions. I could really use
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Many states in the US are at will employment. Meaning you can be fired at any time for basically any reason. Protected classes (race, gender, etc) and acts are the exemption to that. But they can use any excuse they want, fire you, and hire
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Interesting, I ran the math a year and a half ago myself. For my less than 10 year old water heater it was well worth the cost. Was like 3 year break even point. I did the install myself though, wasn't bad at all.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Electric tankless water heaters draw a massive amount of power. A water heater with a tank is actually quite insulated and efficient. If I am not home and basically use no hot water it can go days without dropping more than a couple degrees
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by Bedon292 7y ago
I think these are great points. I came to here to understand what people's feelings were on the matter. I don't particularly find 'Zoom' tiring any more so than a regular meeting. Is the problem these days just more meet
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Apple, Google debut major contact tracing effort for coronavirus(washingtonpost.com)
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Had to go to other pages to find docs butt you can nest the lists too. - melon - test - test2 - and more - and more
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by Bedon292 7y ago
No, not in the US, why would they be illegal? Some places, like a bank, may want to not let you in (though I even doubt that these days). But certainly not illegal.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
I agree that Elsevier is toxic, and wish they didn't own Mendeley. Unfortunately, at least the last time I compared them, Mendeley was way better than Zotero for my personal use and just couldn't use Zotero. The cloud sync and sha
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Sorry, slow response. Every item has a Citation Key field on it in the details. Just put whatever you want in there. Annoyingly it doesn't show up until after you try and export or copy it the first time. I just hit Ctrl-K to copy the
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Fun, but seem to have gotten myself stuck. 4 cores, 100% network scanned. All the research I can do is done. But the remaining hosts can't be absorbed: n0v4, Eris, Juno, Solar, EONS, Luna, Cypher. No Force Absorb, Ping Spike or Install
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by Bedon292 7y ago
I have used both extensively. And I really want to love Zotero, but to me Mendely is just so much better I have to use it. Am really curious about JabRef though that other people are mentioning. Haven't used it before.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
While this might be an alternative for that one specific use case (search bar), it does not feel like a viable alternative to ES. I am sure it is great at that specific case, and don't want to knock them on that. But, I have never used
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by Bedon292 7y ago
I wonder if there is a problem with this because it requires you to have an Amazon account and such to do it. There is now a much higher barrier of entry for random people to access small amounts of data. And no longer have direct http link
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Another comment here says all Fresh delivery has been stopped at the moment. I assume it has something to do with not being able to stock the store fast enough, let alone deliver it. Edit: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Not sure with all brokers, but I have seen some agreements where you do agree to let someone borrow your stocks (somewhere in the fine print), for interest, just by using the platform. I believe with Interactive Brokers at least it was an e
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by Bedon292 7y ago
I think so, yes. But I imagine at least part of what happens is people have stop losses in place, which trigger instantly at the opening bell due to the new lower price, plummeting the prices more. Since they would not trigger after hours.
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by Bedon292 7y ago
An example would be rocket fuel to leave, so you don't have to bring it all with you.
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A hacker’s mom broke into prison–and the warden’s computer(arstechnica.com)
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Might be a bit of a dumb question. But when I load google.com and look at the requests. It has fonts.google.com says 200 and 'from memory cache' is that actually sending a request in any way to Google? Or is that actually handled
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by Bedon292 7y ago
Are you keeping ALL AIS data, or all data for the SF Bay area? Curious if there are some fun research opportunities with that data.

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