DougWebb

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by DougWebb 4y ago
That may have been the reason for mothballing the old ship designs, but why weren't the new ones nuclear powered? That seems to be independent of the missile launcher design.
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by DougWebb 4y ago
For me, the difference is that the phone (with voice assist turned OFF) is not supposed to be listening all the time, while a device like Alexa is supposed to be listening. I don't want devices listening so I turn that feature off wh
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by DougWebb 4y ago
Yeah but isn't the absolute measure the one that matters? Because the ozone is blocking UV radiation, and it's the absolute amount of ozone that determines how much radiation is blocked, not the relative amount of ozone in one are
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by DougWebb 4y ago
That's kind of the point. The hash guarantees a chain of commits/changes. If you're rewriting history, you're creating a new chain, and all the changes along that chain need to be reverified.
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by DougWebb 4y ago
Matt Risinger did a few videos about these homes: https://youtu.be/_MsOXrprYXs https://youtu.be/QCWKJvsqjb4 https://youtu.be/N47Mhc7QEds
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by DougWebb 4y ago
I've been running an Odyssey from Seeed Studio for a while now, as an in-house dev server running SQL Server and IIS. It's the form factor you want, and it's been flawless (even though it's underpowered for what I'm
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by DougWebb 5y ago
I originally used a ZX-81. Can't say I miss the UI.
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by DougWebb 5y ago
I added the quotes because I wasn't getting what I wanted without them. I don't need the user manual; I already have that and I'm not just trying to clean it. I wanted to find a guide to fully disassembling it, like the video
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Mobile doesn't show that, at all. It also doesn't show that bit if you use the brand name "kitchenboss" instead of "kitchen boss", which I originally intended. My phone might have auto-corrected that without me
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by DougWebb 5y ago
I want to disassemble my sous vide device, because I broke it today. "kitchen boss" "g320" "disassembly" https://www.google.com/search?q=%22kitchen+boss%22+%22g320%2... Nothing useful at all. N
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by DougWebb 5y ago
I just looked up the eggs I buy: Vital Farms pasture-raised eggs through Amazon Fresh. Currently $7/dz. They come with a url and farm id code you can use to see a live web cam of the hens that laid the eggs in the pack you're hold
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Not surprising that my area, 12 miles from NYC, is one of the noisiest places in the country. A little more surprising is that it's still the noisiest just from natural sources. Luckily, my tinnitus is noisier than both, so it doesn&#x
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Type II is caused by chronic ingestion of excess carbohydrates, which leads to insulin resistance in those who are genetically susceptible to it. The mechanism is that the carbohydrates are broken down into glucose in your blood, which must
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Because calorically inert and metabolically inert are not the same thing.
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by DougWebb 5y ago
One of the reasons I bought a Quest 1 was because it has apps that can connect to my Plex server and play 3D movies. It's neat, and nicely replicates the 3D theater experience including barely being able to see clearly through the grub
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by DougWebb 5y ago
I skimmed very quickly, and this seems pretty similar to the Windows built-in tool Problem Steps Recorder. I assume it's cross-platform, which is a nice advantage. Any other big differences? https://support.microsoft.com&#x2
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Radiation on the other hand is all but permanent. No it isn't. The purpose of a nuclear reactor is to take highly radioactive material found in nature, cook off a bunch of its radioactive energy (producing power in the process), and
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by DougWebb 5y ago
A lot of us "reasonably plugged-in" people were doing those things back in 1995. It is easier today, though.
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Well, once you've finished "eating" your body fat, you can't sustain the calorie restriction. But at that point there's no reason too. For those of us prone to insulin resistance, we have to continue to eat low-carb
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Everybody's body responds differently, so you have to experiment to see what works for you. The CGM has been a great tool for that. I also use a Keto-Mojo for blood glucose and ketone testing now and then. What's worked for me is
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by DougWebb 5y ago
I'd recommend watching Dr Sten Eckberg's videos, like this one: https://youtu.be/XTmUnIrmAe8 I'm on a keto diet for chronic insulin resistance and obesity, caused by 50 years of high carb eating. (Every meal
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Oh, cool. You just reminded me of a feature I had built into my web app many years ago when we implemented translations. We accepted internal commands in our search box, and one of the commands told the app to display the language text iden
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by DougWebb 5y ago
I am, however, thinking of making something that deepfakes the perspective change correctly. Or you could, you know, move the camera. I keep mine centered on top of my main monitor.
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by DougWebb 5y ago
So... don't install Facebook unless it's from the Apple App store. Problem solved, right?
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Obviously they get started on redesigning the foundation.
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by DougWebb 5y ago
I'm not a WP expert either, but I did implement a CMS for my company. Caching interferes with people editing the site and getting to see the updates immediately, and the easy way out of that is to disable caching. My guess is that defa
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Your iPhone is far more complex than an ENIAC; the only difference is that its transistors are much smaller. To make an iPhone using ENIAC-sized transistors you'd probably fill a building, or city block, or even more. Neurons, on the o
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by DougWebb 5y ago
I wanted this to happen so much . I really thought type="javascript" meant that other languages would become available, and that Perl's dominance server-side and embed-ability meant that it would definitely become a client-s
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Skynet won't send terminators. It'll use invisible surveillance, and use automated control systems to gradually increase accident rates and pollute the air, water, and food supplies just enough so that death rates exceed birth rat
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by DougWebb 5y ago
Keyboards and mice being supplanted by touch or gesture is only true for phones and tablets, which are new devices that really aren't equivalent to the general computing devices in the 90's: desktops and laptops. If anything, I&#x

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