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by bacondude3 6y ago
Thanks. I had looked at Hugo before, but I guess I just didn't see the binary install option. ( https://gohugo.io/getting-started/installing/#binary-cross-p... )
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by bacondude3 6y ago
All I want is a static site generator that sits in an executable file in my project's directory and doesn't require any dependencies so that I can run `./ssg build` and have all of my Markdown files interpolated into my templ
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by bacondude3 6y ago
"If it ain't Boeing, I ain't going"
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by bacondude3 6y ago
Placing your phone in your pocket to record audio discreetly works great, unless you're moving a lot. When you're sitting or standing still, the audio is almost perfectly clear.
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by bacondude3 6y ago
Relevant: https://www.tnhh.net/posts/google-maps-insane-backward-compa...
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by bacondude3 6y ago
iPhones can easily have a Pi-Hole equivalent: https://nextdns.io/
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by bacondude3 6y ago
So? Who's responsible for passing a bad law doesn't make the law not-bad.
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by bacondude3 6y ago
Thanks!
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by bacondude3 6y ago
> Remember, only AMEX verifies cardholder FIRST LAST. Use your VISA/MC. Do you have a source for this?
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by bacondude3 6y ago
That looks like a really promising solution. Thanks!
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by bacondude3 6y ago
Oh, I had no idea about that. Thanks!
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by bacondude3 6y ago
That looks like a really cool solution. Thanks for the suggestion!
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by bacondude3 6y ago
What's a good alternative to Prometheus when pulling stats is impractical? Say I want to monitor a personal laptop like I would a server. It will change networks and IP addresses, so pulling would be impractical to configure, whereas t
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by bacondude3 6y ago
This is the correct URL: https://www.technologyreview.com/2019/10/30/132142/dna-datab...
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by bacondude3 6y ago
White Anglo-Saxon Protestant.
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by bacondude3 6y ago
> what's there to pay to be a member? The U.S. was paying about $400-500 million / year, not an insignificant amount of tax dollars to go to an organization that chose to help China at the U.S.' expense by lying and coveri
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by bacondude3 6y ago
Easier: $ curl icanhazip.com
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by bacondude3 6y ago
Just want to plug HTTrack [1] here as well. Not nearly as slick, but it's worked extremely well for me when Webrecorder couldn't do the job. Being usable through the command line also makes it useful for some projects WR can'
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by bacondude3 6y ago
I want to hear more about building a plane in one's garage. Are you using a kit? How hard is it? Cost? How will you transport it to an airport once it's finished? It sounds like it would be a great project. Thanks.
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Defense Distributed’s 3D-printing gun files are back online(theverge.com)
4 points by bacondude3 7y ago|4 comments
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by bacondude3 7y ago
This is a picture of their staff. It looks reasonably diverse: http://www.ticom-geo.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/tgi-grou... Remember, legal immigrants (from Mexico or anywhere else) tend to be among t
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Ask HN: How do you manage your personal budget?
35 points by bacondude3 7y ago|30 comments
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by bacondude3 7y ago
Not well educated in trademark law, but given how The South Butt, LLC fared, I'd guess Postman could win if they decided to sue. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_South_Butt
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by bacondude3 7y ago
I wish we were able to meet in person to discuss further, since it seems like we could have an interesting discussion. Thanks for your thought-out response. Just from reading your post I still don't see how you're arriving at some
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by bacondude3 7y ago
The same two questions I asked the parent comment: * You can read the Bill of Rights for yourself and see that all 10 Amendments are to protect the citizens from the government abusing its power against them. Why would the 2A be the only Am
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by bacondude3 7y ago
Yes, "bear arms" absolutely does refer to using them in war. However, since you acknowledge that, it would be somewhat hypocritical of you to consider militias in the U.S. to be domestic terrorist organizations - I'm not sayi
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by bacondude3 7y ago
I'm sorry this got so long, but I don't want to rewrite the entire thing now... > The evidence that these guns existed is scant Yes, but the idea of them existing was enough to interest Congress, who tried to order 100 of them.
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by bacondude3 7y ago
> semi-auto and fully auto rifles not invented until about 1910 Not true; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_gun#Early_rapid-firing... > In 1777, Philadelphia gunsmith Joseph Belton offered the Continental
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by bacondude3 7y ago
Among other problems with the sentiment you expressed, it should be clear to anyone that the 2A has always been intended to cover far more than just muskets. At the time the 2nd Amendment was created, rifles were already in popular use an
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Asana Outage(trust.asana.com)
30 points by bacondude3 7y ago|3 comments

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