RyJones

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   by RyJones 10y ago

   650,000 prepared but unsold meals? I hope they were able to direct them somewhere worthwhile.
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   by RyJones 10y ago

   Level 5 or 6 certification of public trust?
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   by RyJones 10y ago

   Probably a level 5 or 6 certification of public trust.
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   by RyJones 10y ago

   Not that I had a high opinion of Trend Micro before, but that series of responses from them is shamefully bad.
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   by RyJones 10y ago

   If the employer uses an MDM as a precondition for email access, it might.
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   by RyJones 10y ago

   Plaxico Burress as well. I did notice the little things in Europe, though; that part of the movie reflected reality.
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   by RyJones 10y ago

   Who carries without a holster?
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   by RyJones 10y ago

   > A growing literature argues that status competition can have corrosive effects. Neighbours of lottery winners often make extravagant status good purchases (Kuhn et al. 2011) and are more likely to go bankrupt (Agarwal, Mikhed, and Sch
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   Better dead than bad: Status competition among German fighter pilots in WW II(voxeu.org)

   2 points by RyJones 10y ago|1 comments
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    I ran in to plenty of 2g service in Germany and Belgium last year. Perhaps T Mobile just has horrible service, but I was frequently on slow 3g at best, especially west of Cologne. It made 4g/lte really nice when I found it, though :) y
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    I just looked into this on my Dell M3800 with A10 BIOS. This option derates your USB 3 ports to USB 2, so that older versions of Windows that don't support USB 3 out-of-box can still boot on the hardware. I assume once you get through
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    There is an embedded video on the page
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    I've really enjoyed the time I've spent listening to PEL[0]. If you start from the beginning and listen in order, they mostly try to build on previous episodes. [0] https://www.partiallyexaminedlife.com/ it's
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    Interesting. An 8x45 WWT is indeed ~$2k on that site, and CWO is only marginally more. Thanks. Guess I should have looked for prices in SLC - $6k would pay for a lot of shipping
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    where are you getting WWT containers for $2k? Last one I was involved in was about $8k for WWT + shipping and picking, which was about another $2k with some minimal site prep (pea gravel and railroad ties). Prices were slightly lower to buy
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    Morten Nielsen [0] has written quite a few small packages around AllJoyn on Windows [1]. There is a JavaScript binding [2] which also might help. There was a Node binding [3] but it doesn't look like it's under active development.
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    May I introduce you to AllJoyn [0]? Proximal (broadcast domain) IoT. It's baked in to Windows 10, LiFX bulbs, a bunch of TVs... [1] It's being folded into OCF now, but the open source will live on. Don't need a gateway, don&#
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    I suspect the reason Comcast pushes discounted internet with cable is to subsidize the cable subscriber number. I haven't had cable TV since they switched to digital in 2008 or 2009 here in ~Seattle. They can't sell ads against th
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    I would have liked a way to register them with my existing O'Reilly account so they showed up there, but PDF is OK.
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    IIRC Solitaire was a Win32s BVT app - if you could run it, you had a complete and functional install of Win32s SDK. It's been a few years, though.
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    I rented a car at Schiphol last month and the automatic was cheaper than a stick. I drive a stick in the US, I was expecting a stick there, but I was A OK with an automatic
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    I won't quote myself at length[0], but the motivating quote at that startup was "pictures go to SD cards to die". [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11511905
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    I'm working with four of them as build minions for a project. We support both Power and Z as platforms (as well as x86_64) I suspect the reason we're building software for them is someone is using it. I know Hyperledger is support
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    Here is a great video[0] with an exploration of using SIMs for a (very) micro telco, including a discussion of the APIs available [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-nxemBCcmU
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    For a city like San Francisco, only a fraction of what is in the ground is mapped. The only reasonable option is many places is to dig up the ground and look at what you're working with. Even in the area I live in, ripping up the stree
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    I knocked one of those quartz desklamps over on my bed when I was asleep. Set the blanket on fire, caused it to melt. Fortunately, I was awakened before I was injured. Not sure if that would count, though.
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    The forced updates have really screwed with our CI process, as well. We have one choice of cloud provider for Windows 10 SKUs - Azure - and it's been brutal.
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    Not coincidentally, Hyperledger just started a working group for healthcare. [0] Coincidentally, a healthcare application won this week's Hackathon in Amsterdam [1] https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/66385/
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    When I worked for QuIC [0] I had a chance to ask Rob Chandhok how I could connect maker spaces [1] to Qualcomm so they could buy SoCs and all the glue from Qualcomm on tape with data sheets without an NDA. He put me in touch with someone wh
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    by RyJones 10y ago

    Look into Sawtooth Lake by Intel. It uses PoET (proof of elapsed time). https://www.google.com/amp/www.nasdaq.com/article/intel-deve...