bonyt

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Signal Desktop beta with native M1 support(github.com)
6 points by bonyt 5y ago|1 comments
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Late Bloomers: Why do we equate genius with precocity? (2008)(newyorker.com)
1 points by bonyt 5y ago|0 comments
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Drunken-Driving Warning Systems Would Be Required for New Cars Under U.S. Bill(nytimes.com)
30 points by bonyt 5y ago|98 comments
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by bonyt 5y ago
Here's a tangentially related fun fact! Before you take the uniform bar examination in New York, you first have to take an at-home section called the New York Law Examination. There is a book[1] that covers all the New York specific l
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by bonyt 5y ago
Interesting. I've used ocrmypdf for this a lot - https://ocrmypdf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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Zillow Quits Home-Flipping Business, Cites Inability to Forecast Prices(wsj.com)
17 points by bonyt 5y ago|2 comments
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by bonyt 5y ago
If you download the video and extract the frames (like, with ffmpeg), and load it into 3d Slicer (slicer.org), you can actually get a 3D reconstruction out of it! Out of a youtube video of the slices! https://i.imgur.com/wmP
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by bonyt 5y ago
When I was in high school, I wrote an IRC client that looked like microsoft word. In visual basic. Simpler times...
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by bonyt 5y ago
Is this uncommon? Apparently G2 storms happens 600 times per cycle, where a cycle is 11 years? https://weatherboy.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Geomagneti... https://weatherboy.com/g2-ge
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by bonyt 5y ago
> Citrix Receiver At least this has been replaced with Citrix Workspace, I think. Receiver hasn't been updated since 2018. https://www.citrix.com/downloads/citrix-receiver/mac/receive... https:&#x2F
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by bonyt 5y ago
I've taken a news literacy class at Stony Brook about 10 years ago, when it was then a relatively new program. I think it's an incredibly valuable thing. It was taught in more the general sense of how to apply critical thinking t
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by bonyt 5y ago
If they're selling me their entire inventory of one particular item, and do not intend to purchase more of it - maybe?
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by bonyt 5y ago
Curious if anyone has tips on ADHD and jobs based around billable hours that require detailed time tracking. I find timers extremely difficult and stressful, and I've taken to writing down what I've done each day as I work, along
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ISPs funded effort behind fake net neutrality comments, New York State says(nytimes.com)
17 points by bonyt 5y ago|0 comments
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The Third Place(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by bonyt 5y ago|0 comments
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by bonyt 6y ago
> if your friend/family _steals_ the money from you and repays it later that year, they could potentially get a short-term, interest-free loan without incurring the tax implications If we want to close this loophole (if it's no
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by bonyt 6y ago
> I decided to write another Python script to save the packet data with offsets. This way it would save the file test1 skipping 1 byte from the packet, test2 skipping 2 bytes and so on. There is a useful tool called ‘binwalk’ that goes t
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by bonyt 6y ago
For testing, something like iperf? https://iperf.fr/ https://community.mellanox.com/s/article/howto-install-iperf...
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by bonyt 6y ago
macOS doesn't have sudoedit, but you can make a symlink to it, as sudo is effectively a multi-call binary: ln -s `which sudo` sudoedit and then call it: ./sudoedit So don't take the lack of a `sudoedit` comman
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by bonyt 6y ago
Isn't this post talking about gzip, not zlib?
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by bonyt 6y ago
> At one point, business software had no choice but to stop being clunky and terrible to use, because nobody wanted to walk into work to use shitty software. There’s still a lot of clunk out there in some industries. Maybe it’s just lega
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by bonyt 6y ago
What were they doing with the A12Z when they demoed Linux running in a VM at WWDC, then?
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by bonyt 6y ago
I had the original ZipIt, it didn’t have a color screen and it’s specs were even lower. It could still run text based Linux, with an ssh client, and it could play mp3s, but only with one optimized piece of software. I used it to go on IRC,
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by bonyt 6y ago
> The new patent (pdf[1]) granted this week sits in that same niche. It's linking to a patent application publication, not a granted or issued patent. [1]: https://torrentfreak.com/images/screening-room-patent.p
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by bonyt 6y ago
Are these different from the ones published over 10 years ago? https://www.theguardian.com/media/2009/nov/25/wikileaks-publ...
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by bonyt 6y ago
Could it be the audio stream stopping and starting in gaps, rather than playing silence, causing power saving to kick in and briefly stop the Bluetooth stream?
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by bonyt 6y ago
> Most people are naturally good; the one's who aren't work hard to position themselves in a position handling communications. So be careful to route communications as directly as allowed, and regularly check what's incomi
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by bonyt 6y ago
I do this to expose services to the internet in a limited way. Wireguard link between a pi running, say, octoprint, and a vps. Then, the vps is running nginx or caddy as a reverse proxy over that wireguard link, giving me https access and e
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by bonyt 6y ago
I don’t think this is true. I recall this being taken on the default settings for that web browser. Web browsers like IE in that era showed scary pop-ups for all sorts of things - like there would be a pop-up for when you connected to a sit
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by bonyt 6y ago
Browsers used to have this, sort of: https://i.imgur.com/AAm3AJs.jpg

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