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by c0nsumer 8y ago
Have any of you with corporate-type proxies been seeing authentication issues? Since moving to Chrome 69 a number of our users are reporting repeated proxy auth prompts when this should normally be handled transparently by Kerberos.
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by c0nsumer 8y ago
I've added a friendly nod to this as well. If I get a nod back, odds are MUCH better that I've been seen. If I don't, lots of caution is used.
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by c0nsumer 8y ago
Yes. I use old school Quicken. I manually enter transactions to categorize them (most are split -- so anything automatic based on retailer doesn't work well) and then I use automatic reconciliation against the banks' online stuff.
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by c0nsumer 9y ago
Hey! I think I know you. Hello!
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by c0nsumer 9y ago
I'd really like to know the mechanism used for this. Currently Apple has issues with macOS firmware updates done on networks with proxies. Specifically, the Touchbar updates have no concept of proxies and will cause the machine to appe
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by c0nsumer 9y ago
As a suggestion, I use Glacier (with Arq) as a tertiary backup. If I have to go to that it means a lot of other things failed and I'll be willing to pay the price.
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by c0nsumer 9y ago
In reality, a huge number of modern IV drip machines plug into the wall for power and get their network connectivity via 802.11. This is to allow remote configuration and status monitoring.
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by c0nsumer 9y ago
Excellent; thank you! JOSM / OSM is the basis for a lot of mountain bike trail mapping work that I do. Another source of imagery will just be cake. (GPS traces only go so far...)
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by c0nsumer 9y ago
Darn... Doesn't look like this is in a JOSM [1] release yet. Really, really looking forward to this. (Mapping areas near my house, especially parks, is something that I find to be a great way to relax in the evenings.) [1] https:&#x2F
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
I was unaware that he died. :\ He's sort of a local legedend here in SE Michigan. I wish I'd known about his funeral, the funeral home is a few hundred feet from my house.
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
http://dingleberrypie.com , my personal test domain.
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
When much younger and a much more naive about recruiting practices, this happened to me. I went to an interview, the interviewer started asking me a bunch of Novell server question, and I got confused saying I didn't really know that.
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
The exact same thing happened in cycling, particularly mountain biking. Here in Michigan starting with the time change, 50% of riding (for those who work) is in the dark. Not only did LEDs make it cheaper and easier for us to get lights, th
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
Anectdotal, but a non-profit volunteer org that I work with ( http://cramba.org ) had someone scrape all the contact emails from the site and sign them up for some mailings from a cycling tour company ( http://kickassroa
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
What flavor is your toothpaste? Outside of "Wake up with minty fresh, mentholated breath" there's no flavor specifics mentioned that I could find. So, is the flavor mint-menthol? Which kind of mint? (I personally, somewhat di
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
This is exactly why I don't have an eBook reader. I don't do a lot of reading where an eBook reader would be handy, but I tend to keep a paper book handy, especially when traveling. There's absolutely no restrictions on when
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
This is because, outside of the object fetishization of books, they are really just a transport/storage layer. It's the content which matters, and as with other content, making it convenient is important. Your local library as a k
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
I mountain bike regularly, and I actively counter-steer all the time. It's super obvious if you know what to look for. I personally most feel it when doing fast, flat, sweeping turns. I lean the same direction as the turn, and the bike
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
Ah! Sorry. I read it, clicked the X, and now it's not coming back. (I don't feel like faffing around with trying to make it come back...)
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
Because of the author's background I couldn't help but get a morose chuckle out of the popover ad which read "We'll come for you".
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
I'm in the Detroit area as well, and about 10 years ago I almost ended up in the SF bay area. In retrospect, I'm glad I didn't. I work for one of the big 3 and while I don't make nearly what I would if I was out on the w
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
If you have good double-glazed windows, the snow doesn't usually stick. It'll build up in the corners, though... Or of there are screens over the windows it can stick to the screen. (This focus effect is almost as if there is a sc
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
I think this is neat, but it really bothers me that the large drops are out of focus while the really small ones are super-crisp. It looks almost like there's multiple panes of glass and there's mist getting between them, while th
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by c0nsumer 10y ago
Very. The panopticon works.
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
To add, they sorted it out by adding an option on the site to retrieve the license code. I've now got an Arq 5 license and lifetime upgrades. I think that having Arq back up to spare space at a Linode VM is a great way to use it.
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
I've emailed, but no response yet (I figure the support folks are very overwhelmed with a new release) so I thought I'd ask here as well.
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
Any of you know how to get your license code for an upgrade? I have the original email from when I bought Arq 4 in 2014, and it contains a license file. This is an XML with sections like 'id' and 'licenseKey' but neither
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
Thank you; that'd be cool if it would, but it'd definitely need to be optional... Don't want some rogue edits making your map suddenly look like crap.
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
I didn't until a few minutes ago... Sounds like this'll do what's needed. One thing I'm not clear on is if it updates as the OSM data changes?
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
Is there a way to query OSM tags directly to build maps? For example, I do a bunch of mountain bike trail mapping, and due to judicious tagging I can pretty easily select all the assets I'd like in a map with a series of queries. Can I

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