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by amdavidson 8y ago
There are drive shafts at the bottom of the device that drive mechanical linkages.
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by amdavidson 8y ago
Parent was referring to nurses...
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by amdavidson 8y ago
An endowment that wouldnt exist except for the free tuition.
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by amdavidson 8y ago
Unfortunately you got bamboozled. 50000 miles / 12 miles per gallon = 4166 gallons 50000 miles / 10 miles per gallon = 5000 gallons (833 gallons saved) 50000 miles / 60 miles per gallon = 833 gallons 50000 miles / 30 mil
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by amdavidson 8y ago
It might not have any legal weight (though I don't see him saying that it does), but it could be enough to give someone pause.
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by amdavidson 8y ago
I really dislike reading the tweets in this bizarre thread reader. The page width is much to wide and the, line spacings are inappropriate for the size of the font, and that's not to mention the lack of contrast. Even worse, I could no
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by amdavidson 8y ago
Why do you abbreviate USSR that way? The first I assumed was a typo, the second makes it look intentional. I do not see how that tracks from either the English translation, the original Russian name for the country: "Сою́з Сове́тских С
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by amdavidson 8y ago
Link? Everything I've read cannot prove causality, just correlation. It's very hard to prove causality, especially when marijuana's scheduling does not allow for proper scientific research.
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by amdavidson 8y ago
I am a heavy Paprika user as well. Emailing the recipe formats the content into an email body text and doesn't require the recipient to go to the website. It also includes a .paprikarecipe attachment for direct import into the recipien
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by amdavidson 8y ago
TL;DR - Seeking $100MM (could be placeholder) - Share price is undefined - $376MM in 2017 Revenue, $208MM in 2016 Revenue - $281MM Net Loss in 2017, up from a $336MM net loss in 2016 - NYSE symbol: "BE"
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Bloom Energy files for IPO(sec.gov)
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by amdavidson 8y ago
Are your bazillion bugs not in the ~14k issues that are on their gnome project page? https://gitlab.gnome.org/groups/GNOME/-/issues
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by amdavidson 8y ago
I see about 14k issues: https://gitlab.gnome.org/groups/GNOME/-/issues
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by amdavidson 8y ago
As someone who shares the same frustration with normal graph paper, check out a Rhodia Dot Pad.
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by amdavidson 8y ago
With that security model, how do you trust any extension at all? At least with this one, you can audit the source code and build it for yourself[0] 0: https://github.com/OktaSecurityLabs/passprotect-chrome
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by amdavidson 8y ago
The White Terror of Taiwan[0] article on wikipedia goes into greater detail for the curious. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Terror_(Taiwan)
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by amdavidson 8y ago
This is "by design"[0], though you should have seen it crop up in 17.04 when it became the default. I was bitten by it too and disabled systemd-resolved. 0: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/
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by amdavidson 8y ago
> ...encrypted again with HDCP for the display And after it is encrypted again "for" the display, the display decrypts it, closing the loop, and allowing the DRM to be at least more than trivially functional.
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by amdavidson 8y ago
You can compile Blink yourself and sideload it in Xcode. https://github.com/blinksh/blink
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by amdavidson 8y ago
> They can't reliably be dictatorial like Apple can. Why not? If they never shipped an RCS client and made Allo part of the required Android install for Play Services compliance, who is going to stop them? They choose not to be di
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by amdavidson 8y ago
Do you consider ads on cable TV to be spam? Likely not. Like them or don't, but the ads on FB are not spam because they are not unsolicited and are targeted.
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by amdavidson 8y ago
> Does anyone really believe that a nation where 99% of people shit in simple holes in the ground could build a competitive cyber army? If you replace "cyber army" with "nuclear program" do you feel the same way?
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by amdavidson 8y ago
Whether it is a cost reduction depends entirely on your variable cost, mostly labor. If you are paying a laborer $3/hour it may not be cost effective, if you are paying $50 w/benefits it may be a huge cost saver.
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by amdavidson 9y ago
Is that true? If we're all just stating our experiences. I find that those who care, care intensely, perhaps immovably, and everyone else just floats along.
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by amdavidson 9y ago
What advantage do you see in Atlas if you already have the C corp and business account?
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by amdavidson 9y ago
That was to subscribe to HBO from your cable provider if/when they decided to offer HBO GO, the streaming service. When this comic came out(2011) HBO Now (confusingly separate from HBO Go) did not exist.
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by amdavidson 9y ago
The HIPAA violation would be on the care provider by transmitting in cleartext over the internet. If they're transmitting properly over TLS then no patient info would be divulged.
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by amdavidson 9y ago
In your link, they're comparing to EC2 VMs not Amazon's Container hosting. Their whole premise is that their containers are equivalent to/better than VMs[0]. 0: https://www.joyent.com/blog/understanding-t
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by amdavidson 9y ago
For someone coming from an atonal language, it can be very difficult to learn. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion-Eating_Poet_in_the_Stone_...
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by amdavidson 9y ago
They're not exactly competitive: https://www.joyent.com/pricing/cloud/compute https://www.digitalocean.com/pricing/

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