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by batbomb 8y ago
Just use yeast extract and magically nobody will get headaches.
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by batbomb 8y ago
You can change a 403 to a 429 easily in conjunction with auth_request using a named location. One thing I've been doing recently is to deploy oauth2_proxy in proxy mode, protecting an authorization endpoint. The authorization endpoin
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by batbomb 8y ago
etcd by way of minikube eats your batteries for sure
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by batbomb 8y ago
Maybe you could take ROOT back though. I think a lot of grad students would thank you. I know 2007-2011 me would. (I’m mostly kidding)
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by batbomb 8y ago
this is kind of a pain the container world
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by batbomb 8y ago
ah, that's because you don't know about the back way through Whiskey Hill Road to Cañada that you should take from 5-6:30 PM if you are going north. It's not bad if you are headed south. A-H is so far up the hill that it does
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by batbomb 8y ago
I think protons would like to have a word with you.
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by batbomb 8y ago
it’s a sign that it’s a dark roast, which many mass produced coffees are. The third wave has tried to instill a culture of “nothing darker than a city roast” which I think has been harmful, as it marginalizes all dark roasts as cheap roasts
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by batbomb 8y ago
I've done 120 or 130 on the stretch between Wendover and Salt Lake City. Most people go about 90
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by batbomb 8y ago
No, the schools aren’t that good. And it’s not an enclave, the entire peninsula is extremely expensive except for a few patches (San Bruno, parts of Redwood City, Santa Clara) - and there’s not much availability in those places. The only pl
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by batbomb 8y ago
Or head towards 72 DPI and get document quality resolution over a square mile.
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by batbomb 8y ago
I was recently working on an nginx lua script to aid with impersonation (setfsuid, setfsgid, setgroups) so I could implement a multi-user webdav server, mostly with the goal of pointing it at some existing file mounts and making sure permis
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by batbomb 8y ago
I have the x61s. Up until about 3 years ago I still used it quite a bit. It was always my travel companion too. Mostly I just don't use computers at home much, otherwise I'd probably have used it more. It's a bit fragile now,
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by batbomb 8y ago
Of course it's arbitrary but that doesn't mean it's not reasonable. Sure - they might be close to breaking even or at a slight loss when taking medicare, and that probably gives them the wiggle room they need to be sustainabl
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by batbomb 8y ago
What happens when you travel internationally?
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by batbomb 8y ago
It's not often that a horrible opinion can lead to a budding public health crisis, but this one has. If there wasn't a budding public health crisis, I'd agree with you. The flip side of this is that it's terrible PR for
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by batbomb 8y ago
The Times submission around this was flagged. Considering this particular issue actually does have a few overlaps with tech, given the nature of Saudi investment/Softbank and the tech transfer (which often stays on the front page when
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by batbomb 8y ago
If you haven't heard it, the Ork Records compilation is really good: https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/21203-ork-records-new-y... (Of course, all the Big Star albums are great too)
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by batbomb 8y ago
Many (most?) mac and cheese recipes involve making a mornay sauce, but they rarely call it that. The slightly more informed recipes will actually call it a béchamel sauce and then have you add cheese. I really hate that when I'm readin
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by batbomb 8y ago
This is probably a better overview for the HN crowd: http://www.cookingissues.com/category/ike-jime/
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by batbomb 8y ago
Ditch the Lodge, don't even think about the artisanal cast iron, and go straight for the DeBuyer Mineral B. It's much cheaper than the crap artisanal things, much more options in pan sizes, and finished better. More generally - if
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by batbomb 8y ago
I'm guessing you've never been near a defense contractor
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by batbomb 8y ago
I've been passing "Fabrication of the Accelerator Structure" (the un-remastered version) around to people the last several years to show some people where I work. Andy recently remastered these. I hadn't seen the first o
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by batbomb 8y ago
You mean TAI, not UT1.
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by batbomb 8y ago
It should be said that Singularity does actually rely on setuid scripts to actually work with images.
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by batbomb 8y ago
I had been experiencing a similar bug that we reported to Red Hat after being stumped. It started occurring out of the middle of nowhere but it would happen only in .01% of our jobs we launched into a batch farm. We launch about 15k batch j
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by batbomb 8y ago
it's also true for the xray/gamma ray/etc... observatories
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by batbomb 8y ago
I would think there's likely to be some security implications with this that aren't acceptable at a lot of HPC centers (at least in the US)
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by batbomb 8y ago
NASA telescopes used to be governed by ITAR. They've relaxed those a lot, but you had to use software to transmit the data encrypted all the way to your science pipelines (e.g. Telescope to White Sands to Goddard to $INSTITUTION)
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by batbomb 8y ago
I've been to a few Rudy's before, most recently in New Mexico. I'm not sure how much better Franklin's would be, but I'm not sure I would care all that much either.

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