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by bproven 8y ago
>However, it needs to be not only "open", which typically means stashed away in some corner as a spreadsheet or database file, but accessible and useful to people True, I guess HGTG applies well here: “But the plans were on dis
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by bproven 8y ago
Yeah - I generally touch files or create dirs in WSL first to get around it. Otherwise it is a cluster. If i could just use Linux @ work I'd be much happier.
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by bproven 8y ago
Sort of agree - BUT I would think that colonizing the moon would be a better bet than Mars (for now). Less travel, easier to supply and we can still prove out stations, growing food etc
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by bproven 8y ago
I think it happened around May/June/July ish of this year. I remember creating a free acct using the free tier API for a coding project I did for an interview around April. Shortly after they killed the free access and I guess n
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by bproven 8y ago
This is the same developer that helped work on the big power savings improvements in Linux as well. https://hansdegoede.livejournal.com/18653.html
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by bproven 8y ago
Other than supporting the company that is the reason you are leaving gmail (free), what are the thoughts on just paying for gsuite for $5/$10 a month since the privacy statement on gsuite is clearly stated? I'd like to avoid googl
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by bproven 8y ago
I found this which is pretty close to what is described: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=209&v=ZU_2CzHnbd...
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by bproven 8y ago
Agreed. Starting Strength is a great program to follow for anyone to geting started with strength training. The focus on big compound movements, short gym time and strength is perfect - especially as you get older. You can also add acces
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by bproven 8y ago
lol - thanks. I actually was confused thinking it was a pretty useless info graph since it only showed 1880 (duh)
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by bproven 8y ago
What are the options in regular (preventive maintenance ) cancer screening? Cancer is horrible and I feel like by the time we discover the cancer - when it presents itself as a symptom - it can be too late. I realize in general preventiv
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by bproven 8y ago
I wish more people did this, but IMO this is very rare.
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by bproven 8y ago
Doesn't apply to Slack, but Zulip's solution is use topics : https://zulipchat.com/hello/
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by bproven 8y ago
Good point.. >This race to the bottom (disruption) seems counter productive for anything but short term investment. And you know who most benefits from this type of investment (basically the ones with the big money to invest with little
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by bproven 8y ago
yeah, basically sites like that. Like you state - a good option if you want to do it outside a doctors visit to check on levels
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by bproven 8y ago
If you really want to get the test, you can do it yourself online (usingonline lab test sites) - at least in most states in the US - cost of the D3 blood test is only about $40 if you pay out of pocket. You basically buy the test and arran
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by bproven 8y ago
yep - I think that is the problem. He has to push hard b/c if he did not the established companies would have crushed him by now. Slow growth wouldn't work. Its extremely difficult to gain traction in this industry today. He i
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by bproven 8y ago
I agree the Dell XPSs are hit or miss on quality. I had a 9550 and after dealing with its issues moved over to the Thinkpad line (with Linux). Zero problems after that + better a much better keyboard than the Dell. I will say even on Thi
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by bproven 8y ago
yea- that is what I meant - you couldnt search email bodies.
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by bproven 8y ago
You sure this wasnt' in Nintendo Power back in '89? ;) I remember these types of visualizations to help walk through / beat the old NES games - especially Metroid!
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by bproven 8y ago
How do you get around not being able to search email in protonmail? At least in the web client which is all I use in gmail.
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by bproven 8y ago
> Wipe down exterior, screen and keyboard area with Windex sprayed on a cloth or use Lysol wipes. I'm pretty sure this is the worst thing you can do to a screen (use Windex/Lysol). Much too harsh. I believe the better optio
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by bproven 8y ago
Drop in a thinkpad keyboard (best in the business IMO) - problem solved ;) Now if I could get a laptop with a thinkpad kb, apple trackpad I'd be set
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by bproven 8y ago
Yep - I had zero problems with fixed price on ebay with over a hundred listings. I sold my entire comic collection (over 2500 books) over the course of a year. The best compromise between auction and fixed price is setting fixed price wit
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by bproven 8y ago
https://gsuite.google.com/pricing.html Yeah, they must have the enterprise edition - basic is $5 a month
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by bproven 8y ago
I agree - 250-400K is the upper echelon. This is not the majority. Most techies are in the 150K and under group here...
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by bproven 8y ago
The undercurrent to this in my mind is that more of the middle class (and possibly upper middle) will move out. It actually already happening. The rich and uber rich will always continue to move in. If you have the means it is a great pl
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by bproven 8y ago
Exactly - also increasing focus on critical thinking skills.
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by bproven 8y ago
Or "Kill one man, and you are a murderer. Kill millions of men, and you are a conqueror. Kill them all, and you are a God" -Jean Rostand (and Megadeth :))
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by bproven 8y ago
I also recommend Thinkpads T series or X1. Mine works great with Fedora (and formerly Ubuntu). Awesome keyboards
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by bproven 8y ago
Yep, "If you don't build it they won't come " doesnt work - especially in a desirable place like CA. I really hope these people don't really believe this motto. The current status is just wealth protection for

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