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571.
by aroch 12y ago
Passwords: We don't. Everything that could use a password is either keyed or certificate auth. Edit: I should add that there are things that use passwords but those are user-specific accounts or communal accounts (which are considered,
572.
by aroch 12y ago
And ATT already provides horrible internet service and doesn't care! Defeatism!
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by aroch 12y ago
Control-R with fuzzy searching never seemed to work as well as I wanted to. Also, you should setup some aliases :)
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by aroch 12y ago
Cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:aJ9SEY... I prefer how ZSH or FiSH does this, fuzzy matching without the need to remember the command/binary but can match the servername or a variable and n
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by aroch 12y ago
I mean, it does impact only the Stable release of Debian [0] but no more than really any other distro or release which uses a vulnerable version of OpenSSL. Any sane person on deb-stable should be on the seclist for updates anyway [0]: htt
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by aroch 12y ago
Many hackintoshers (myself included) own Apple laptops and have built ourselves desktops that are more powerful than the mac mini without costing as much as a Mac Pro (for the most part).
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by aroch 12y ago
There's a reason NIH doesn't fund stuff like this, its useless. A mere novelty. Say what you will about studies of syphilis in the prostitutes of Tijuana, they provide great data about infectious diseases. Super-GFP or Super-Cherr
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by aroch 12y ago
What? Claim one being listed as "canceled" can mean any number of things. Most likely that claim one was unnecessary or did not narrow the scope enough and so as canceled by Apple .
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by aroch 12y ago
Er, no it isn't. Given the filing and priority date, this patent was filed well before the likes of Google Glass were announced.
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by aroch 12y ago
>From the article: > If the Idaho stop were legalized, it'd get cyclists off these faster streets and funnel the bikes on to safer, slower roads. The Idaho stop, if legalized and widely adopted, would also make bikes more predict
581.
by aroch 12y ago
Bicyclists can injure pedestrians. Bicyclists can kill pedestrians. How exactly does making bicyclists follow the laws of the road make things more dangerous? Who decides what these "best practices" are? Should cars be allowed to
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by aroch 12y ago
Because I find iTerm to be a pile of crap on most of my systems
583.
by aroch 12y ago
You can scroll in Terminal.app too, use the MouseTerm SIMBL plugin
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by aroch 12y ago
It's a problem with NCBI, they have a bunch of H. haemolyticus and Hflu typed incorrectly. In fairness, I don't think NCBI is really on top of fixing those.
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by aroch 12y ago
We help use the NMPDR RAST servers and also run our own for sequence annotation. I'd have to check but if I'm remembering correctly our annotations fix errors (~%5) present in the NCBI databases and catches many more (something li
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by aroch 12y ago
Overwrites unless the file is locked (ie. a .docx open in Word that two people are editing concurrently). If a file is locked you get multiple files with "(X's conflicted copy)" appended to their names
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by aroch 12y ago
will give their lawyers a stronger argument No it won't. Using the name and marks of the FCC to dicuss policy and actions by the FCC is clearly fair use.
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by aroch 12y ago
There might be something up with your install--- run away plugin? I read lots of journal articles in FF, many in the 15-30page range with figures, with no problem on an old dual-core iMac.
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by aroch 12y ago
1) Analytics are disabled by default 2) To pass the tests required to be carrier/google certified you must must report tethering
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by aroch 12y ago
For even a modestly sized blob with a relatively small swarm you'd get hit with tens of thousands of requests due to block requests, you'd be spending more on bw+requests than is probably worth it.
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by aroch 12y ago
And AWS isn't seeding out of the kindness of their hearts, you're paying them to.
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by aroch 12y ago
That's hardly a benefit, there are plenty of open trackers and DHT/PEX solves most problems.
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by aroch 12y ago
The upload speed for S3 seeding was usually between 72 and 80 KiB per second So not horribly helpful for larger blobs that you expect to have a lot of initial demand for. You'd be better off serving the blob or renting a seed
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by aroch 12y ago
You could probably convince /g/ to send them the appropriate X-rated images too
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Protecting Net Neutrality and the Open Internet(blog.mozilla.org)
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by aroch 12y ago
When did HN devolve into the insipid land of Tumblr SJW? It takes some mighty mental gymnastics to convince yourself that only a black, trans, gay, crippled, ADHD person is allowed to offer opinions
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by aroch 12y ago
To add, if you're looking for a great overall performer that isn't super expensive ($300+), look at the Sony MDR-7506 (~$100 on Amazon) or AudioTechnica M50 (~99-$130 depending on model). These plus a good USB-DAC (like those base
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by aroch 12y ago
Ok, that's pretty awesome. Time to shove this into a Word macro (because, I have to use word :( )
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by aroch 12y ago
I was "volunteered" to maintain some old scripts that we use in the lab, some were written in Algol. The older the lab/institution the more worryingly old software is required by the researchers (Don't even ask about c
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by aroch 12y ago
>I'm talking the sciences here in particular Heh, tell me about it. There are better programs out there but we still use some written 20 years ago because they have a UI.

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