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Legogris
6y ago
You seem to imply that there is a general expectation among grad students that if they just keep at it long enough and do good work, they will become a professor one day. Isn't that kind of a crazy assumption? What's wrong with co
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6y ago
Fasting I'm not sure, but maybe we've been frequenting different keto communities? Daily supplementing magnesium/potassium/nacl seems to be part of the standard routine from what I've seen and it commonly comes up o
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6y ago
> This is way WAY too much water, especially if you're drinking anything on top of it. Shoot for 2.5 to 3.5 liters a day maximum. If you do this for any prolonged period of time, or multiple weeks in a row, you're going to have
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6y ago
Sure, under the premise that individuals don't pretend like an account at e.g. Coinbase is equivalent to owning and holding cryptocurrency. Don't trust, verify. Not your keys, not your crypto.
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6y ago
I've only tried one model so far (Samsung via Odroid) and yes, so far the reputation seems to hold that it's faster and more reliable than the supposedly best SD cards on the consumer market (and cheaper too!). But the underlying
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6y ago
This looks pretty compelling - the only thing that bothers me a bit is that the eMMC seems to be soldered and not replaceable, giving it a much more limited lifespan, depending on how durable these eMMC modules are. (Oh and BTW I had comple
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6y ago
I didn't realize this was doable, thank you!! Do you have a link or list for services to disable? I went through this list[0] for my S9 and at least I got rid of the Bixby button, the Samsung Share shortcuts, and a few other crapwares.
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6y ago
Oh it's absolutely the case, from someone who: * Never deleted an email from archive * Don't recall ever registering on either ScribD or Slideshare * Got the same email as the author, which is the first from either Slidesh
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6y ago
> The right to repair won't help the school computer shortage. There aren't enough broken computers, nor enough people able to repair them, to make a difference. I don't know how it looks in most of the USA, but in Africa
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6y ago
Just make sure to exclude that port from service checks ;)
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6y ago
> With no mention, it makes me wonder if the author is familiar with the history of this approach, which is not a good sign. Seeing as the word “proactive” keeps reappearing in a similar fashion to “decentralized” does for people promoti
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6y ago
I just stumbled on this the other day. https://github.com/eranchetz/sup3rS3cretMes5age Super easy to set up with Vault, it just hooks into the cubbyhole engine. The one-time-token is also the decryption key for the dat
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6y ago
Wow, the MiniAxe LP looks exactly like what I think I want (despite the Crkbd being much more aesthetic IMO). I realized over 1y+ on a brown-switch mech that despite loving the layout, I'm just struggling typing properly in a way I d
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6y ago
Fun fact: Samsung Galaxy devices have a physical e-fuse that will trip if you root it, thereby voiding any warranty. If there's any way around that, I'm all ears though! My next phone purchase obviously won't be from Samsung.
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6y ago
Oh wow, I thought you were replicating it off of the site, not the actual designer of it! That's awesome, I've seen it before and been curious to try to make it myself. Helix keyboard is pretty popular here (Japan) but never tried
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6y ago
Just curious, how much time would you say it took you to 1) build and make it, 2) get used to the layout?
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6y ago
What I did here was starting to use a premade programmable 60% keyboard (Vortexgear Pok3r) and remapping "Caps-Lock" as modifier to make hjkl into the actual arrow keys. No software config needed.
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6y ago
Maybe if the "move fast and break things" attitude coupled with CD wasn't as widespread, breaking UI flows wouldn't be seen as part of the weekly routine. There are absolutely situations when changes are warranted but I
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6y ago
Things may very well have changed, but last I seriously checked there was no stable lineageos for galaxy s9. Just stopping updates and staying on the official but outdated Android version will open users to potential serious security risks.
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6y ago
Both apt/apt-get (Debian, Ubuntu) and pacman (Arch Linux) will save all previously installed packages unless you manually clear your package caches.
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6y ago
My gripe here is with system updates, not apps from the Play Store.
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I don't want to defend Apple or iOS here, but Android (talking OS upgrades, not apps) is even worse, by far. Depends on the manufacturer and I imagine Google is one of the less horrible ones, but pretty much every update for Samsung Ga
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6y ago
You can (and probably should for security reasons) have any entrypoint on e.g. cloud/vps/etc. If you have changing IP where your servers is you can just connect via VPN and then it's pretty seamless even as your IP changes. M
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6y ago
I'm guessing you're in a dry climate. 0c can feel colder than -5c~10c if it's humid enough.
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Having slept outdoors a lot in the past, I think many people underestimate the importance of the ground/floor/bed in keeping from freezing. If you have excess blankets, it could make more difference to put them under you as oppose
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Or "It's all fine and dandy today, but what about in x years when there's a new person/group with different incentives in charge?"
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6y ago
Japan would like a word with you.
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6y ago
It's funny, I was about to include Rome and went like.. Naah, maybe not.
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6y ago
Just curious what makes you feel Matrix is more IM than workgroup chat? What's missing or different to be suitable for you? I've actually heard several people have the inverse sentiment ("Matrix is more group chat and channel
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6y ago
Can't speak of DC but I feel that even culturally, large cities have more in common with each other than they do with the sparesly populated regions in their own countries. London, Paris, NYC, Tokyo, Seoul, KL, Singapore, Cape Town, Sh
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