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NoSalt
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> "It is pretty pointless, nobody needs or wants a unix shell account in this day and age." This is not true at all. I have been a member of SDF for over 15 years now and I use it all the time. Most recently, when HostPapa tr
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A few years ago, I purchased a handful of 250GB SSDs from amazon for $17.00 each. Last year, I purchased a few 8TB hard drives for $80.00 each. Today, I am sad. ;-(
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6mo ago
I thought it would be equivalent to calling in a "fake" emergency, or abusing the 911 system, or something like that.
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6mo ago
To be honest, I would be slightly nervous about getting into trouble with the law.
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6mo ago
I've always wanted to activate a road flare. It looks so cool when they do it on TV and the movies.
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6mo ago
Government ... random stalker ... same thing.
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6mo ago
I read a good article on this technology on CNN.com last month: https://www.cnn.com/clean-energy-solar-diy-balcony-backyard-... I live in Virginia, and REALLY want to try this, but I am sure Dominion Virginia Power and my H
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6mo ago
That was a great read, and I loved the retro computer ads. It really makes me nostalgic for the heady days of the "wild west" of home computers and the internet. * Under Construction * anyone???
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It's been a LONG time since my college linear class. I know it is not impressive or fancy, but I am working on a little page that will let you create a couple of matrices or a matrix and a vector, and will do the basic algebra for you.
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6mo ago
I had no idea this was even a law!!! Where do I turn myself in?
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6mo ago
LOL ... of course it is.
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6mo ago
And???
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6mo ago
WHAT?!?!? Surely you aren't telling me that the Hawk Tuah girl didn't create her own coin from scratch.
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6mo ago
I cannot disagree enough. Chris Tucker's Ruby is just what this film needs. With everybody else wearing their "this is serious" face, Ruby being Ruby is a great bit of levity that really adds to this film.
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6mo ago
This scene takes place so fast, and my attention is always on the departing ship, that I never noticed the fine background details. Thanks a bunch for posting this great image!
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6mo ago
You green?
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What do you mean "Chris Tucker's character here isn't for everyone"?!?!? I absolutely LOVE Ruby! You green???
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6mo ago
I have donated ... multiple times. I wish there was a way to keep the "Please Donate" from popping up if we have donated within the last N days, weeks, months, etc.
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6mo ago
So, how does one iterate over an array in jq? Asking for a friend.
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6mo ago
Hello, James Cameron and his Dark Angel series: https://www.google.com/search?q=dark+angel+hoverdrone
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Same ... sort of. I thought it was going to extol the virtues of Vibe Coding. I am quite happy to be "disappointed".
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6mo ago
This is absolutely despicable!
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7mo ago
You, sir or ma'am, are a first class smarty pants.
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7mo ago
I haven't purchased a new computer in, at least, 10 years. I take pride (i.e., I have a sickness) in purchasing used laptops off eBay, beefing them up, and loading Debian on them. My two main computers are a Dell E5440 and a Lenovo Thi
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I was in the Air Force back in the late '80s, and SO MANY of the old equipment I worked with fit quite nicely into this color scheme. I can almost smell the old electronics now. It also reminds me of the AWESOME aesthetic that is the n
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> "I personally dropped $20k on a high end desktop" This absolutely boggles my mind. Do you mind if I ask what type of computing you do in order to justify this purchase to yourself?
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7mo ago
> "somebody, somewhere, is doing stream processing of TB-sized JSON objects" That's crazy to think about. My JSON files can be measured in bytes. :-D
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I wish all of this technology could have been around when my grandparents were still alive. :-( The family has a TON of videos and photos, but no resource to guide us through what is what.
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7mo ago
Aaaahhh ... the IBM Selectric. Fond memories.
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7mo ago
Just out of curiosity, is there a log file viewer that ISN'T for the terminal?
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