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aroch
10y ago
WildUtah is referring to chemical modifications (methylation, associated with epigenetics: http://www.whatisepigenetics.com/dna-methylation/ ), the structure of [eukaryotic] genes (intron/exon, start and stop; thin
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aroch
10y ago
Wait, what is this bullshit and what moron wrote this press release? From the paper: > Analysis of two high resolution nucleosome maps revealed > strong signals that—even though they do not constitute a > definite proof—are at leas
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aroch
10y ago
If you're sending to/from Gmail/Exchange the limit is somewhere around 100 addresses (I believe it's technically the byte-size of the field not strictly the number of addresses). The actual spec though, AFAIK, has no lim
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aroch
10y ago
It doesn't sound like they were treating it as binary, they have breakers in place for brownout detection too -- those breakers just weren't triggered fast/early enough in the brown out.
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aroch
10y ago
What's the point of having a checkbox next to the newsletter subscribe text if it isn't uncheckable?
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Without Code, Judge Tosses Evidence in Child Porn Case
(courthousenews.com)
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10y ago
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aroch
10y ago
Most people don't have newiwsh desktop-class GPUs. Particularly in the enterprise environment most remote desktop programs are born out of
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aroch
10y ago
Why would you want that? Pretty much no hardware natively support h265 and any bandwidth gains you might get are swamped by the CPU and latency cost with software encoding h265
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aroch
10y ago
I believe, technically, you can store that data in a zip's metadata headers. It is just pretty much every zip/unzip implementation doesn't support it / permission restoration breaks across OSes
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aroch
10y ago
They do this for pretty much every product release
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aroch
10y ago
Because some of us don't want to use Chrome? How is vendor lock-in at the browser level any better than at the OS or device level?
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aroch
10y ago
I've purchased several of these 1440p Crossover monitors and they're pretty good. It is worth paying the ~$20 more for the variants listed as "pixel perfect" (If you're buying from one of the handful of reputable se
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aroch
10y ago
WFN is a free, open source alternative: https://wfn.codeplex.com/
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aroch
10y ago
There's LeopardFire: https://github.com/themighty1/lpfw IIRC, it is the most recently active project. As far as I can tell, the whole user-facing, interactive firewall program never really caught on in linux land.
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aroch
10y ago
You're frequently not allowed to self-publish your manuscripts for free if they're submitted to a journal. The publishing agreement you sign precludes it
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aroch
10y ago
I think one way it is, at least a little, different is Costco is frequently purchasing those products from the original vendor in bulk and handling the packaging / distribution themselves. As a result, $NameBrand is making money on bot
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aroch
10y ago
If it makes you feel better, the accelerated ones are slower for me! http://i.imgur.com/n6DhyHj.png
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aroch
10y ago
At least in the past, I've heard of people getting lots of low binned / questionable QC'd intel chips for dollars per chip. They basically go for auction to the highest bidder. If you're willing to deal with a high defec
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aroch
10y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11330877
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aroch
10y ago
Only the first linked article is mentioned, and the author blithely ignores the actual conclusions and misrepresents them... The author of this article pushes the narrative that CDC is hiding this information any chance he gets (presumably
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aroch
10y ago
I'd just like to point out that the CDC itself has published papers detailing the origins of the Haitian cholera strain: http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/17/7/11-0059_article As another example, Lee
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aroch
11y ago
Depends on which version of `rm` you have. Newer versions (rm from coreutils 8.xx I believe) use no-preserve-root
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SpaceX successfully lands its rocket on a floating drone ship
(theverge.com)
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aroch
11y ago
Except these are ARM cores not Intel: https://www.scaleway.com/faq/server/
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HIV overcomes CRISPR gene-editing attack
(nature.com)
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11y ago
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aroch
11y ago
You do need to restart Caddy in order to renew your cert, FWIW
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aroch
11y ago
Weekend delivery by USPS is the worst. Every damn time, it seems like they'll mark a package as "delivery attempted, business closed" even though I live in an apartment building with a separate mailroom USPS totally has acce
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aroch
11y ago
I'm guessing it doesn't update its own packages (that'd be alittle odd), but it looks to be using nodejs stuff in the background so apt-get keeps that up-to-date. Also looks like you can turn off plugins you don't want&#
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aroch
11y ago
That's what Fi is for: https://fi.google.com
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aroch
11y ago
If you're self-hosting, I would use mailgun with the below config in your /etc/gitlab/gitlab.rb https://gist.github.com/ar0ch/b33a9232776504bd83ac
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