Legogris

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by Legogris 8y ago
This was two years ago.
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by Legogris 8y ago
Thanks for the reply and for doing an article on this. Of course most businessmen would almost always take the high-speed option, but that is the case in Europe too. I did meet and talk to a man who owned a factory on the train, though, and
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by Legogris 8y ago
Not at all defending the system here, but the article exaggerates quite a bit when talking about the trains. > In China, only those who cannot afford the high-speed train take the slow train. I have taken a similar train from Shanghai t
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by Legogris 8y ago
Cool! You might also want to checkout git over Secure Scuttlebutt: https://scuttlebot.io/apis/community/git-ssb.html
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by Legogris 8y ago
> The sudden rush to judgment on this case is unjustified by the evidence. If it turns out this was not Boeing's fault, a lot of people are going to have to eat their words, and millions of dollars will have been wasted for nothing.
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by Legogris 8y ago
I don't get it. Airline workers, Ted Cruz, Mitt Romney and democratic senators are for suspending it, which China, the EU and Australia have already done. What's going on at the FAA?
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by Legogris 8y ago
What you are talking about is tangential to do with the left- right spectrum, though (unless I am misinformed of course, who are you talking about got banned for what? I meant it as an honest question, not a rhetoric one) https:/&#x2
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by Legogris 8y ago
If by "right-wing" you mean xenophobic/fear-inducing wrt nationality/ethnicity/culture then yeah. Or do you have examples of actual right-wing folks being banned?
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by Legogris 8y ago
Diversity and equal rights are politicized right now, but that does not mean it has anything to do with political alignment or affiliation.
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by Legogris 8y ago
Absolutely. Security and secrecy are not binary, though, it's a spectrum. There are many things where you would mostly want to avoid dragnet attacks and undetected intrusion but don't have concerns for targeted attacks like the on
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by Legogris 8y ago
You missed the "without going through the internet" part.
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by Legogris 8y ago
This could be just a coincidence, but just now I also noticed HN was down as well as several global services (non-tech related stuff) we integrate with that are all timing out. Some deeper infrastructure issues at hand?
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by Legogris 8y ago
Something that I have not been able to get an answer to; could the long-term effects of regular antihistamine use be mitigated by supplementing with choline in the morning/daytime?
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by Legogris 8y ago
Neat! I would pick one up right now if it weren't for the keyboard layout. I would shoot myself with the up arrow between comma and dot. Would have loved to see a 60% option, which is de-facto standard for semi-minimal mechanical keybo
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by Legogris 8y ago
I know this and generally agree. In this case it's the number 2 upvoted comment so I thought it worth pointing out.
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by Legogris 8y ago
If you read the article you will see that the results and conclusion might be in line with what you expect. Academic papers don't necessarily follow Poe's Law in their titles ;)
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by Legogris 8y ago
I wonder how text rendering performs. If it's good, a Hololens 2 IDE would be an improvement over a laptop for working while traveling.
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by Legogris 8y ago
Right? > It’s not even double the perimeter
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by Legogris 8y ago
I work in the cryptocurrency space and a several legit sites and APIs are blocked in more than one list.
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by Legogris 8y ago
I assume that organizations deploying this make it clear to employees that the network and computer equipment is intended for professional use.
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by Legogris 8y ago
My suspicion was that any such applications have a web version. I'm a bit surprised by Skype for Business (horrible product BTW, it's a gamble to even be able to sign in on a fresh install) though, the rest I would expect people t
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by Legogris 8y ago
If anyone's interested in effects of long-term water fasts (sizable study over long time, largest data-point is a 41-day water fast): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5819235/
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by Legogris 8y ago
I was thinking that 14/10 sounded too generous to get the benefits of fasting usually talked about - turns out there's a difference between men and women where because of hormones women are recommended longer eating windows (start
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by Legogris 8y ago
Or replace the coffee with strong green tea with high theanine content.
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by Legogris 8y ago
Plenty of bodybuilders do fasting, especially intermittent fasting. Make sure you get the nutrients you require before and after a fast and combine with resistance training and you have no reason for concern (IANAN)
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by Legogris 8y ago
Do you have any example of such applications that would be used by a bank?
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by Legogris 8y ago
This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igGcWRYhr1Y&index=14&list=RD... But yeah, I feel for the retail employees in Japan. Several of the franchises and chains jingles really get to you after a while. I think Don
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by Legogris 8y ago
An article on the book from 1970: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/35656...
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by Legogris 8y ago
Similar thing happened to me with LINE - didn't have anyone else registering with the same number AFAIK, but simply having lost my session and the registered number meant I lost that account and had to register a new one.
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by Legogris 8y ago
The current iteration of the .NET Framework, .NET Core, is proper Open Source under the MIT license. .NET Framework 4.x above is a different beast all-together and requires Mono for cross-platform compatibility. I am guessing you are fully

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