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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I agree, something to think about, but the very first hit on Google for "elective angiography" was an article discussing whether it is over-used due to the dangers including significant radiation. :/ Where are my darn nano-mi
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Fair enough. @mindcrime -- I am so happy to hear that you got fast treatment and that you seem to be doing alright. I hope that you bounce back quickly and that you are able to look back on this as a brief dip in an otherwise rich and rewa
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Part of the reason I believe people think they won't be treated is because that is very much the perception given to them by the front office staff of most hospitals and clinics. I'm not sure if this is what you are referring to
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Yubikey's first offering that is U2F compatible is that bright blue USB key, but they have previously offered a USB key that is almost flush with the port, and the conductive contact is on the edge of it. I suspect they'll be upd
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
My OSX was vulnerable too, but I use Homebrew, and the latest version of bash available via brew update && brew upgrade is patched against this. If you haven't already been using Homebrew though, you will likely need to move &#
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Hehe.. I worked for Numega back then. I did tech support and I still remember how often we got tech support requests from people and companies wanting a way to prevent SoftIce from being used to crack their software. So many times I tried
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
A Vagrant VM is a full fledged environment, useful for thick stack setups such as LAMP or LAMR or MEAN. While you can somewhat abuse Docker to fit this role by using supervisord or somesuch, it is much more suited to having exactly one pro
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Beyond the brokenness of certificate revocation, just the simple fact that a financial institution in the US must formally notify the Federal Reserve if any of their private SSL keys are compromised is a huge factor that is better mitigated
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Another article linked at the end of this one mentions a bit more. It says the unknown son was conceived before the writer's mother and father got together and that part of the upset of the family was that the father wished to connect
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Stinger.next: Enterprise SQL at Hadoop Scale with Apache Hive(hortonworks.com)
2 points by DEinspanjer 12y ago|0 comments
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
In this particular case, they specifically say it is because they are waiting for certain Camera API changes. I suspect it is probably related to the need to gather gyroscope / accelerometer data that is keyed to the individual frames
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I think that the MS Research project probably has a few advantages over this although I've only looked at Instagram's example videos on Vimeo so far. The main advantage I see for MS Research is that they enable the full dropping o
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
About a decade ago, there was a meme where people opened up livejournal blogs for various space objects. The most popular were the Spirit (spiritrover.livejournal.com) and Opportunity (opportunitygrrl.livejournal.com) rovers, but there wer
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
All the talk in this thread about various forms of speed management and fines remind me of an article I read a while back about a Swedish test program that used fines from speeders as the funds for a lottery that people driving at or under
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
One of the interesting pieces I picked up from the related reading to this article is that any use of FPV equipment on a model aircraft puts it square out of the exemptions as far as the FAA is concerned. If the operator does not have un-a
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I get the complaints about noise and potential danger. Some of these drones are potentially lethal! When I'm flying my drone, I am always very careful to look for areas without unaware bystanders and where I won't be a nuisance.
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
As an ex-employee but still a Mozillian, the news around Mozilla the past few months has really broken my heart. I remember a summit or all-hands meeting around 2010 where Mitchell had a keynote where she discussed what it would take to ma
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Whither Mozilla?(blogs.computerworlduk.com)
2 points by DEinspanjer 12y ago|1 comments
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
There really is something amazing about this setup that neatly bypasses the uncanny valley. Toward the last quarter of the film, at one point he clips through the table, and it was shocking to see, but even after seeing it, when he moved ba
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I wonder if any of the previous salvagers of things like the cannons will be able to recognize the newly discovered significance of what they took and capitalize on it.. I imagine the original salvagers probably turned the items around quic
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Read a fun book that had that as a central plot device a while back: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feed_%28Anderson_novel%29 Unfortunately, it didn't turn out so well for the person who tried to follow that plan.
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Okay, my facts weren't entirely correct. The HTML of the form shows as POSTing to the same page, but the Stripe JS captures the submit event and cancels it, then makes an API call to Stripe's server via a secure connection. It wo
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Originally, I was more worried because looking at just the HTML, it seemed that it was doing a straightforward post. They are relying on the stripe.js code to abort the standard form submission and submit via SSL to Stripe's server. W
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I'm pushing and anxious because this is exactly the sort of problem that could negatively impact the entire campaign, and I think there is worth to the goal. I hope they take a strong stance and fix it quickly rather than trying to pla
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I'm very unhappy with their replies on Twitter. They can't just say that the information is going to Stripe and Stripe is safe. The facts are, they have a form which asks people to put their credit card number in it. That form i
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Yeah, I was going to donate but stopped as soon as I realized that (Thanks LastPass for warning me before auto-filling). I submitted a comment on their feedback form letting them know, but I'm very surprised that Stripe would be involv
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I've seen several people mention Earth Class mail as a working alternative here. I am not sure if even their lowest monthly charge would provide enough value to be worth it for my own use case, but I do have a few questions regarding
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Yep. I jumped to the exact same conclusion. I did a quick search to see what was out there and I came across this article from 2008 talking about a few such companies and how it was being discounted by many scientists as not likely to be u
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
This is an excellent article. It helped put numbers and precise definitions behind several things I had sorta intuited before and also corrected me on a couple of others. :) As part of internalizing the bit about P(H|E) vs P(E|H) [Warning
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
How go the repairs there? I loved visiting the observatory and museum hall on my first few trips to PR. Did they manage to keep all or most of it open to the public or is it now purely a science installation? Edit: Ah, I found a link to th

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