RyJones

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   by RyJones 8y ago

   Good. Wage theft is a crime - literally. http://wagetheftisacrime.com
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   by RyJones 8y ago

   The SR71 had impressive AN computers. Here is where you might start [0] looking. I found some lessons online [1] that might help. [0] https://timeandnavigation.si.edu/multimedia-asset/nortronics... [1] https:/&#x
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   by RyJones 8y ago

   as a reformed C programmer, I get a little kick out of the elevators in Europe starting on floor 0. Starting with index [0] is a little thing. Can we have little things? I'm not trying to antagonize anyone, it isn't a finger in an
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   by RyJones 8y ago

   Two notes. I talked with a farmer in Holland a few years ago - I noticed home-made shotguns on the wall, and a home made 22LR. He said he made them more to have them made from plain stock than out of his desire to own guns. He said he could
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   by RyJones 8y ago

   It pains me how correct this feels. The MacBook Pro becomes an echo of itself every generation. Soon, the beat fades and we're left in the dells
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   by RyJones 8y ago

   it is the title of the webpage, though. Pretty strange.
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   by RyJones 8y ago

   It seems finicky. If I press straight down and line up carefully, it works. I've tried retraining but at this point I'm kind of done with it.
8. 518.▲
   by RyJones 8y ago

   I've been completely underwhelmed by the touch ID on my MBP. Faster just to type every time, or unlock with my watch
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   by RyJones 8y ago

   There are slightly more details on the product page [0]. It looks like they have a small bore version right now, they're working on making a human sized one. There is one test image that shows part of a wrist, a watch, and part of a ha
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    by RyJones 8y ago

    Microsoft used to classify a- contractors as one half head, v- as one quarter head, to get around occupancy requirements
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    by RyJones 8y ago

    I suspect the timing was a coincidence.
12. 522.▲
    by RyJones 8y ago

    I had PRK last year. It's awesome. Dry eyes? Yes, rarely Sensitive to light? Yes, constantly Totally worth it
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    by RyJones 8y ago

    The same thing happened with the first 787 examples, as well. What I read was wiring to support testing equipment that couldn't easily be removed
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    by RyJones 8y ago

    This puts in to words something I've been struggling with. My Apple Watch gives me enough information that I've gone to see my PCP twice for non problems. However. I've had good reason to pay attention the last few years. I t
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    by RyJones 8y ago

    the pole doesn't need to be straight. It could be hook shaped.
16. 526.▲
    by RyJones 8y ago

    I think it is an unsolvable problem. There's nothing particular about explosives that makes them easy to discriminate from non-explosives. I'd love to be proven wrong, though.
17. 527.▲
    by RyJones 8y ago

    Sniffers only detect tagged explosives that are carelessly handled.
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    by RyJones 8y ago

    Mark Williams Company's Coherent is available as well: http://www.nesssoftware.com/home/mwc/source.php
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    by RyJones 8y ago

    I have the latest MacBook pro and the latest Pixel book. They keyboard on the MacBook is passable. The keyboard on the Pixel book is garbage. That the Pixel book can fold into a tablet is pretty nice. For me, the lackluster keyboard puts pa
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    by RyJones 8y ago

    I need more dill in my life! After weight lots surgery, any carbohydrates give me the most painful gas.
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    by RyJones 8y ago

    I made the same transition a few years ago. Over time I've supplied my family with iPads to 1) get us on a common chat platform and 2) reduce my tech support requests as much as possible. It has worked well! I have a Pixel 2 XL and Chr
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    by RyJones 9y ago

    I found an older half-sister I never knew about via genetic testing. We're getting along well enough.
23. 533.▲
    by RyJones 9y ago

    long time flickr user - I would love to continue paying for the service!
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    by RyJones 9y ago

    Intel's block chain implementation [0] also uses SGX. It isn't all DRM. [0] https://sawtooth.hyperledger.org/docs/core/releases/1.0/sysa...
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    by RyJones 9y ago

    Is Facebook available in China? Do they comply with Chinese law? I'm not sure I'd want to have Chinese law applied to me here in the US.
26. 536.▲
    by RyJones 9y ago

    This is nice to see. I work on Hyperledger; we run a chat server if you'd like to get involved (or have questions!): https://chat.hyperledger.org/
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    by RyJones 9y ago

    The history isn't searchable, but the owners of the Slack can export the complete public history at any time. Here is an export that I did when we moved Hyperledger to Rocket.Chat: https://github.com/hyperledger/sl
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    by RyJones 9y ago

    I’ve had a lot of difficulty dealing with NPM as a customer. Changing a billing date is not possible, and you cannot get annual plans that are reasonably priced. As it is, I expense $14 a month in NPM expenses every month with no ability to
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    by RyJones 9y ago

    Turn off transponder. In the US, outside the ADIZ, we don't have a blanket of active radar.
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    by RyJones 9y ago

    It's a (supposed) copy of a newspaper article. I searched for the original publication and can't find it.