JoBrad

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by JoBrad 6y ago
Tool, not site. However, let me try to add a little value: if, like me, you didn’t know the IETF’s site offered a tool for web-friendly RFC viewing, check out the full (maybe?) list of their tools. Some of the links don’t work or are insecu
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Exactly. We need someone to “Amazon” the shit out of our governmental computing systems (e.g. APIs everywhere), especially those designed to interact with other systems. They should be required to use an accessible API with published schema
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by JoBrad 6y ago
A little embarrassed that I didn’t know about this site before. Thanks!
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by JoBrad 6y ago
And how do you know if you can grow weed in your closet? Well, if you can put a few servers in there, you’re good!
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by JoBrad 6y ago
That seems like a typo. The title says “opposite”, and just before specifying 45 degrees, the article says the layers are at a “right angle” to one another. Looking at their other products, they seem to differentiate on bonding strength and
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Plywood alternates grain patterns at 90° to each other. OSB uses the same technique, but with shredded wood instead of sheets. Neither use the 3D twisting method outlined in the article.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
They have the same outcome, though, relative to future debts. Isn't this a distinction without a difference?
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Additionally, even those who voted for him likely voted _against_ the other candidate rather than _for_ Pres Trump. His approval ratings have never been high, and are lower at this point in his term than any other recent President except Pr
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by JoBrad 6y ago
You just need to find the right toaster :)
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by JoBrad 6y ago
True. The article said that 3 could be transported at once. I don’t know what (if any) limitations there are on the number of trucks carrying LNG in the same area, at once. I’m just thinking that it’s far more likely that a truck would be
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by JoBrad 6y ago
The article says that trucks carrying LNG are already allowed in the area, though. Just considering the likelihood of damage to the container, it seems like pipelines > trains > trucks, no?
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Not saying you are incorrect, but it’s hard to imagine a rail company intentionally leaving a productive line inoperable for a month just to punish a town. They had to have lost a ton of money because of that.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Counterpoint: Stephen Fry’s voice suddenly began narrating this entire for me around the third sentence. This probably biased everything else for me, but in my opinion, it’s exceedingly rare to find ~a complex~ any topic in IT discussed ~in
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Surely this isn’t an issue in the open sea, where tankers would mostly be using this.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Residents near the area said the announcement was coming from the RV.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
It’s hard to understand the point of this. > Surveillance video...captured the warning issuing from the RV, “... if you can hear this message, evacuate now,” seconds before the explosion. So maybe it wasn’t about killing other people. Th
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by JoBrad 6y ago
If it’s just one person or even a group of people arbitrarily saying what we should do, I’d agree with you. On the other hand, we have a genuine health crisis and medical professionals are telling us what we should do. Further, there is an
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by JoBrad 6y ago
The creation of this ad hoc network is seamless, invisible to the user, and doesn’t require _external_ network hardware.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Doesn’t justify the legislation, but I believe the streaming has to be intentional, and is directed at companies.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Perhaps the or was dropped for ease of typing, and also readability/parsing?
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Exactly. I almost always use TS instead of JS, for example, which flags gotcha scenarios (which I usually rewrite to avoid) and inserts semicolons for me in the final code. It’s just noise in my source.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
This might be better, though. Because it lets you use the same spreadsheet functions, in the spreadsheet. It would be trivial to make a lamdha function that encapsulates several spreadsheet functions into one.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
I think that’s what the extreme elements of various groups want you to believe. Creating Shibboleths out of so many things is yet another way to drive people apart. Fact is that many people have no idea what Gates does, nor do they care - r
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by JoBrad 6y ago
RemoteApp mode for RDP lets you interact with server-hosted apps like a client-hosted one. Also, I recall using apps with rdesktop in seamless mode, which worked pretty well. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/micro
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by JoBrad 6y ago
I get a surprising amount of personal email from several people who mistype their own email quite consistently. Everything from mortgage info to job offers and updates from teachers. And I don’t have a special mailbox name or domain. Can’t
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by JoBrad 6y ago
I think refinancing may also play a role here. Many times you skip a payment, and you now have more cash in your pocket.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
Found it, on another (insecure) site: http://www.asahi.com/sp/ajw/articles/13609620
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by JoBrad 6y ago
My camera isn’t part of the alarm system (not sure I really want an alarm going off because of a camera). They are triggered by it, though.
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by JoBrad 6y ago
I plan on using HA for everything but the alarm system eventually. But I don’t know of a monitored system controlled by HA, do you?
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by JoBrad 6y ago
I find a security system that only lets me know when it’s been triggered useless. My wife set off our alarm the other day. I used an external webcam to verify that it was my wife, and disabled the alarm before she could put her things down

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