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aedocw
12y ago
Working as a sysadmin, I was once pulled in to an executives office and got a very stern talking-to for appearing too calm during a major outage. Our phone system upgrade was taking 4x the planned time to complete, but we had the situation
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13y ago
Parent comment should be at the top of this submission. The response from MLB about "our CI creating randomly generated GA codes" is kind of ridiculous, when the truth is someone there did an excessive cut and paste from someone
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aedocw
13y ago
Looks like an interesting idea, but why choose a trademarked name? Any amount of popularity will bring attention and you'll have to change the name, thus diluting at least some of your early exposure.
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13y ago
Regarding being potentially wide-open to exploits due to kernels being out of date, I would recommend installing ksplice uptrack ( https://www.ksplice.com/ ). It allows you to apply kernel security updates without rebooting
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13y ago
Your cameras might not be part of the pool of cameras monitored by civilian volunteers, but there are a great many other cameras that are. My family visited the local station for a tour when they were having a sort of community day. Our y
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13y ago
I think the stakes of speaking out have been raised. Five, six years ago you risked felony and prison. Today, you risk being labeled an enemy combatant, or even worse, a traitor to the nation (facing execution). The US government has sen
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13y ago
> In any case, residents of the Hamptons are urged to stay indoors from December 29 > to January 8 while the lions are loose. Has to be fake, but pretty funny!
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13y ago
I logged in to say this exact thing. This is not a programmable computer any more than a printing press was a programmable computer. This is an EXTREMELY clever and complicated printer.
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13y ago
For those interested in getting a much more comprehensive look at their blood, along with a consultation from a doctor to help you better understand the connections, check out http://www.wellnessfx.com/ (I haven't trie
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aedocw
13y ago
David H. Feedman wrote an excellent book* on this very topic. "Wrong: Why experts keep failing us--and how to know when not to trust them" He goes very deep into the research around confirmation bias and cultural beliefs that cau
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13y ago
You should mention your tremendous contributions to this space ( https://whispersystems.org/ ). Thank you for all the great ongoing work you're doing! If anyone has room to make an informed comment here, it's Moxie
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13y ago
"How many times have you been in a conversation, and picked up your phone to Google something you’re talking about. And after reading the result, you check your homescreen, and a few seconds later, you’re reading your tweets or your Fa
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13y ago
"Also, Senator Feinstein -- despite being a bit of a wind-bag and despite her enthusiastic support for gun-control -- directed Wednesday's NSA/cyber-security hearing pretty well." NOW I understand why the allegations of
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14y ago
Consider getting the Free Spotter ( http://www.shermworks.com ). Its about the safest way to go, and is endorsed by a few professional lifters. Nothing in your way to corrupt the motion, and you simply let go if you get in trouble. You don'
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14y ago
Agreed completely. Great writeup on that topic (which was posted here a while back) http://www.figarospeech.com/teach-a-kid-to-argue/
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14y ago
I would like to see an example of an airworthy plane for $20k that has any range (250 miles seems bare minimum). Also, it should cost less than $15k for it's next annual inspection and repair...
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15y ago
I've been a huge proponent of the standup desk for probably two years now.[1] One thing I see people get wrong ALL the time is the simple ergonomics - the top of the monitor should be at about eye level, and the keyboard should be just a l
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15y ago
You can do exactly what he's asking for a one-time cost of $45 with OBiTALK. I used it on my iPhone while traveling in Europe to make several flawless calls to the US, each lasting an hour or more.
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15y ago
Though I'm not defending the NSA, you should be careful not to make broad assumptions based on a single data point. http://lesswrong.com/lw/dr/generalizing_from_one_example/
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15y ago
A similar concept, though using MongoDB with a capped collection is http://graylog2.org .
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15y ago
It's INCREDIBLY important to teach children to obey authority figures WITHIN REASON. If a teacher, cop or fireman is asking your kid to do something that doesn't seem quite right, their first instinct should be to ignore them, and get help
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15y ago
Completely agree with you. I've been using a standup for about a year now, details here: http://www.localconspiracy.com/2010/08/get-up-stand-up.html Regarding the feet, barefoot (on a gel mat) is about as good as it gets. But I've been r
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16y ago
If you want a relatively easy way to use your GV number for inbound and outbound calls with the SIP client of your choice, just connect it with Asterisk. The easiest way is to use "PBX In A Flash". I've been using it at home for a few mon
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16y ago
Donated.
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16y ago
There are Indian tribes in Mexico still running like this. Check out "Born To Run" by Christopher McDougall (excellent book by the way).
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16y ago
We are using it and loving it. More important than just shipping syslog to graylog2, we're using it to monitor 30+ servers in a cluster. Each server has a "health agent" that sends all the important metrics that happened in the last minut
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16y ago
It's working amazingly well so far for the 100,000 Homes project: http://100khomes.org/
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I was going to say "But wait! They have an experimental plant in Southern California!" I guess I haven't followed things too closely, looks like the whole plan fell apart in late 2009[1]. [1] http://www.solarfeeds.com/greentech-media/15471-
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Best Buy Launches Buy Back Program (solving an e-waste problem too)
(bestbuy.com)
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More on the topic: http://www.localconspiracy.com/2010/08/get-up-stand-up.html (Full disclosure - I wrote that. I've been using a stand-up desk for 9 months now. I'll never switch to sitting down again!)
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