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8y ago
I thought I wanted to work less, with less stress and fewer hours. After 3 years I found that that is not good for my self wort, health & happiness. Soon I will change back to a more demanding job and compensate my family with more mone
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8y ago
Thanks, has a much better link with more information.
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8y ago
[...]the Bluetooth SIG is not aware of any devices implementing the attack having been developed, including by the researchers who identified the vulnerability. Well that is odd. Did the researchers really convince the Bluetooth SIG just by
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8y ago
Your telephone number. So instead of something you know (password), they use something you have (phone).
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8y ago
Build an app that would remind you about things to do when you are in the vicinity. Rational: there are plenty of things in my live I should do that are not time based, but location based. Post a package to a friend: when close to a postoff
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8y ago
As funny as your remark about the lack of interest on HN about the Kardashians, that is exactly the point of the article. His provocative statement points out a problem you, me & HN will be subject to too: there can not be any exclusion
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8y ago
Wrong tittle, should be: why China doesn’t dominate soccer yet. They are investing heavily, buying loads of European youth football trainers, scouting their own youth at great rate and building their league up pretty fast. You heard it here
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8y ago
That would be one and you just classified all mechanical keyboards in the same class. OR It shows how little you have invested in understanding but just went to the stereotyping. Still interested in your number though.
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8y ago
Now just wait for your browser (or any other random application) to stop using your OS's resolve completely (at least Chrome does at times already by simply accessing DNS services via port 53 when it considers the configured OS DNS &#x
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8y ago
Sure, just deselect the blocklists in the GUI of your pi-hole.
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8y ago
Best analogy on this subject I've seen. I am sure there are a couple of issues that are left out, but it works for my needs (I am not a lawyer).
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8y ago
Actually: nothing. I would want my younger self to struggle, experience, learn and grow just the way I did. With my current knowledge I would create a rich MoFo who would be clueless but "respected" for no other reason then being
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8y ago
That wages are basically "pay off" for the amount of abuse you're subject to. That running your own business takes a lot of energy & involvement and is not the route to make money easy. That every raise / significant
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8y ago
The article describes me. Your comment too. As to the article: I found my cure with skydiving, the complete and utter helplessness and giving in to the powers that be made me loose my depressing desire to (believe that I can) exercise contr
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8y ago
There is noway I could keep up with the number of sources I like to keep up with without RSS. Not providing a useable RSS feed as a site is a dealbreaker for me: I will not come back regularly, if at all. I've been using the oldreader
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9y ago
I hope it's intentionally, but you've proven exactly the parent's point: it is all nice and good to be able to speak your mind and the ones who are offended are to blame (which you seem to underwrite with the hear hear commen
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9y ago
Less social media More cooking Less apps on phone More foosball Less angst (jealousy) More sharing (Polyamory) Less work More toying with locks (lockpicking) Less flying More camping Less beer More wine Be less frugal Support more people wi
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9y ago
The bicycle helmet instead of the Mofa/Töffli helmet is not in the same league. Cool they are (still) allowed, just like the Elektrotöffli[0]. And our laws are often more lax then Europe's. Specifically when it comes to freedoms (
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9y ago
High Sierra 10.13.2 (17C88) Chrome 63.0.3239.108 - Flawless Safari 11.0.2 (13604.4.7.1.3) - Broken
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9y ago
Hi Jack, thanks for the nice write up, I will happily revere people who like to understand some basics of the blockchain to it. A pity you site does not (yet :P ) have an rss feed for I'd like to follow your efforts.
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9y ago
If you like see or link to past discussions: press the "past" link at the top of the page so you can make your list more complete. Currently this exact same article is listed there 7 times. You are welcome :)
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9y ago
> Say that to my face in nullsec. From a RP point of view I find that amusing, from a RL point of view it's troubling.
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9y ago
CAA is fresh like IPv10. Done some tracking the last couple of months on the alexa top 1 million domains. In April 400(!) had CAA records. In August 800. 10% have errors (the issuer-critical flag's value is set to 128, 4 6 or 9) where
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9y ago
I am... shocked as this 80% is is my list for the very same reasons. Surely you've enjoyed Gödel, Escher, Bach by Douglas Hofstadter as much as I have, if not (yet), this is my thank you to you.
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9y ago
Steve Jobs' original quote: "A players hire A players, B players hire C players". I have never seen this fail.
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That is most likely why marenkay wrote: ... wondering when someone will notice that this is from a comedian.
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9y ago
Click the "past" link above yields many more and saves you the trouble of searching and C&Ping these links. You're welcome.
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9y ago
Providing for your family is not measured in NW but in time and dedication. Source: I am a 50 yo father of 4 who have taught me that.
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9y ago
Nothing to find as far as i can see. All that's done is import a gem like anyone would who's project who depends on an external gem. Mr. Indirect seems to have had a bad day, take it easy :)] Edit: Seems more just a google critica
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9y ago
The most difficult aspect is the "getting the speed legally binding". As much as many a police officer would love to write a ticket based on your setup, little will become of it without solid formal proof of its accuracy.
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