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   by Rediscover 7y ago

   Also see the Panasonic Let's Note series, though I have not experienced any of the post-2013 (or so) models. Very light weight, extremely durable (not as durable as official Toughbooks). Feels a little cheap at first (too light weigh
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   by Rediscover 7y ago

   I frequently find the essays on stilldrinking.org entertaining. My favorite is still the one on why eCigarettes suck. https://www.stilldrinking.org/seriously-make-a-better-ecigar...
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   by Rediscover 7y ago

   Shirts: Brooks Brothers. Get the no-iron ones. Supposedly ~$98.00/each but usually available at ~$200 for four of them.
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   by Rediscover 7y ago

   iirc, Novar Conrols/Novar Electronics out of Barberton Ohio (at the time) was testing the phased arrays using bees and their hives and what ever else got in the area. Oh, yeah, and apparently some of the engineers and the boss. (I use
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   by Rediscover 7y ago

   1996. https://www.oregonlive.com/weather/2014/11/notable_winter_st...
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   by Rediscover 7y ago

   Agreed that that is one of the coolest things about it. Two other features I loved: The screen -- great for coding outdoors. The DC-input -- the original Hardware Specification was for "10 to 20 V usable, -50 to 39 V safe, one- time f
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   by Rediscover 7y ago

   Maybe I got the wrong person (on the phone), but it was explained to me the name "ISO" was the Greek word for "sameness" and that Français and English just happened to form /meaningful/ representations for an a
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   by Rediscover 7y ago

   > The best setup is cli browser links or lynx Agreed. lynx(1) is my primary browser, after configuring its "externals" and some patching of it (then re-compiling) to rewrite URLs (mostly the Google crap). My secondary is emacs
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   by Rediscover 7y ago

   > sanboxing arbitrary programs by default See OLPC Bitfrost http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Bitfrost
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    by Rediscover 7y ago

    This. Also on the front page is Bucky Fuller. And the KLF was mentioned in the Katy Perry/Dark Horse comments. Now all we need is Stewart Brand(1) and John Cunningham Lilly(2). Both are heroes of mine. (1) Whole Earth Catalog &#x2
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    by Rediscover 7y ago

    Verification: Yes, but to a lesser extent.
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    by Rediscover 7y ago

    Receive only to my box on the 787. (Not the IFE, but rather a data gathering LRU for maint. and owners)
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    by Rediscover 7y ago

    Yes. I worked on some of what is being discussed (main thread), and there were many extra pieces of documentation that I had to prepare declaring ITAR concerns. (ex-Boeing, OS+support code for embedded LRUs)
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    by Rediscover 7y ago

    > Who in 2019 needs a landline? Certain first responders, eg those who handle oil spills on mountains in the Pacific North West.
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    by Rediscover 7y ago

    Thanks for the info and the great description ("...Donner party"). My partner at that time quite possibly was an over-seerer of the activities You described, she did superfund environmental impact stuff and I vaguely recall someth
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    by Rediscover 7y ago

    > last frame house in Belltown Curious, was that the one on the 2200 block of Second, or the one on Lenora and Post Alley? If the latter, do You have any pics?