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apotatopot
7y ago
I've been recording something each week that I release to complete strangers in other countries, but don't make that much money for. It is a fun hobby my wife and I do together and with friends, though. I'd say it forces us t
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apotatopot
7y ago
No makerphone or makerbuino?
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apotatopot
7y ago
Part of the joy of podcasts is that listening is kinda like hanging out with friends when you find a good one. Sure, that may take a while, but I don't get why this dude is all butt hurt about it, or why anyone should care about his op
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apotatopot
7y ago
I'll read that next. Thanks for the tip!
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apotatopot
7y ago
I use Yelp & the local papers/magazines along with their websites.
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apotatopot
7y ago
Does this mean there is no such thing as free will?
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apotatopot
7y ago
Fantastic! Bluebeard is the book that inspired me to make the switch from poetry to novels. Vonnegut holds a special place in my heart.
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apotatopot
7y ago
After 11 years using and working with Linux, I settled on Slackware for my desktop, Debian for laptops. Slackware because it's secure, stable, and I don't get caught up in all the silly gui changing and whatever that I used to. It
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apotatopot
7y ago
Just because that's how you type numbers doesn't mean it's good for you ergonomically. I switched to using the number line and I'm fine doing it now. It's actually sometimes faster because I have 8 fingers instead o
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Accidentally Fasting – a non-corporate podcast
(accidentallyfasting.com)
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apotatopot
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Phone Trips – Old School Phone Phreak Recordings
(wideweb.com)
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apotatopot
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apotatopot
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Phreaking is my favorite topic right now. I've been working with phones for a decade or so and recently set up a phone server of my own to mess around with. Instead of just letting it sit there unused, subscribers to my podcast get a p
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apotatopot
7y ago
I was thinking the same thing! Is buying a massager thing on amazon a similar solution, then just sleeping with it under your pillow?
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apotatopot
7y ago
Sounds like a cult to me. Do you want a cult? Because this is how you get a cult.
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apotatopot
7y ago
I think this article was just as incorrect as the last time it popped up in 2018.
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apotatopot
7y ago
Around like 28-30 maybe. I had a sort of early-mid life crisis and dealt with really bad depression, ended up changing a lot in my life because of that as far as my attention to mental health. I changed jobs until I found one I felt was the
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apotatopot
7y ago
This has the potential to be a very beautiful thing. It seems like companies want us to focus on becoming as private as possible because less info we freely release, the more valuable it is to them. I'm a firm believer that privacy wil
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apotatopot
7y ago
Vim never ceases to amaze me. Opening remote files over scp, splits, file explorer, and the built in cli w/ 8. Such a beautiful program.
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apotatopot
7y ago
Cats have different personalities, just like people. Not all people like other people, not all cats like people. Cats are allowed to be "unfriendly".
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apotatopot
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Just in case, because of my experience, the cat bite doesn't have to be powerful/severe or deep to require medical attention. Mine was on my finger and quit bleeding after I washed it, but now I know I should've gone to urgen
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apotatopot
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I've learned from my recent experience that dog maulings is why states take animal bites so seriously. My cat bit me, requiring medical attention (due to infection, the bite wasn't bad at all), cat may have rabies, may be an outdo
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apotatopot
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This is my situation. Cats have different personalities and some don't like to be touched, some like to hunt more than others. Those aren't factors that need to be fixed or are the result of us as owners. My cat doesn't like
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apotatopot
7y ago
And that's been fixed, so maybe don't assume. No need to be an asshole to strangers when you don't know anything about them but a few words.
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apotatopot
7y ago
No, absolutely not. man, i really don't get why people are tearing me apart here when none of you know anything about me or my cat. You all sound like a bunch of assholes.
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apotatopot
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That's awesome. I've been toying with the idea of setting up things like that. My next little project is setting up sms support so folks can text in. My podcast is Accidentally Fasting. Again, not related to tech at all, but I get
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apotatopot
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It wouldn't be extremely difficult to configure, but I think security would be a hassle.
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apotatopot
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I haven't used FreeSwitch and wanted to see a brief comparison between it and Asterisk. Here's what I found for those interested https://www.whichvoip.com/articles/freeswitch-vs-asterisk.ht...
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apotatopot
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It's funny to me to see "was cool" and "amazing this is still alive", because I absolutely love Asterisk. I cut my teeth building Freepbx boxes at a small/mid business voip provider in college before moving on
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Docker STIGs Approved
(docker.com)
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apotatopot
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apotatopot
7y ago
top jk, but also not. w !sudo tee % in vim, even tho that's not really directly a unix thing?
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