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541.
by c0nsumer 11y ago
I came here to mention this specifically. I'd love, love, love access to it, but they won't even let fairly close partners have access. :\
542.
by c0nsumer 11y ago
Which one do you have? There's so many different ones I'm not sure which to start considering...
543.
by c0nsumer 11y ago
Hmm, interesting. No I didn't... I'll poke with this and maybe open a Premier ticket on it.
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
Instead of Filemon I'd suggest firing up Process Monitor [1] with a filter of "path contains system32\drivers\etc\hosts" and then Filter -> Drop Filtered Events. Let this run while you go about your normal work, then check
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
I learned to type with speed by playing Police Quest when quite young, and developed a quite quick, but interesting style where I never use my thumbs. I tend to cover roughly 2/3 of the keyboard (the left side) using my left hand, and
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
This one would have been really fun if it was on the client resolver.
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Consider the Paper Towel Dispenser(nuxx.net)
2 points by c0nsumer 11y ago|0 comments
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
In case you aren't aware, Strava has switched to OSM for its maps which is pretty darn handy. (It's also knowing that all of the local MTB trails that I've surveyed / mapped are now properly on Strava.)
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
Sorry, but in this case I'm not talking about public (eg: gov't, et al) data sources. For most of the MTB trail guides out there (eg: MTB Project, Trail Forks) they ask users to submit trail data then they keep it locked up. I&#x2
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
This isn't super-detailed (it's more a framework) but here is my general mapping workflow: https://nuxx.net/blog/2012/06/05/mtb-trail-mapping-workflow-... The end goal for this is printable PDF
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
One thing that I've found really helps with this is saying that OSM is "like Wikipedia for maps". These days most people understand what Wikipedia is, how it works, and trust the content. OSM really is like a cartographic Wik
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
I do a lot of mountain bike trail mapping work using OpenStreetMap, and it's really bugged me that more public-service mapping projects (eg: MTB Project) don't build on OSM. They all tend to instead build their own mapping set whi
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
The Nike system was a last line of defense against bomber formations. The main idea near the end of the program was to set off a surface-to-air nuke in the middle of a formation and take it out. (Yes, that means near the population centers
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
Would you happen to be frequently dehydrated? I find that floaters are a sign that I personally haven't been drinking enough water...
555.
by c0nsumer 11y ago
Linked from the Google Plus page, but kinda easy to miss, the original photos are from this Gigazine article: http://gigazine.net/news/20150615-kddi-faster/ It's in Japanese (and thus I can't read it), b
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
Seeing this again takes me back. After reading this a number of years ago (2002 or 2003 or so?) I actually gave my first effort to trying to lose some weight and get in better shape, which caused me to learn / figure out a bunch more,
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by c0nsumer 11y ago
Specifically, SMB/CIFS, not just shares from Samba (a specific implementation of an SMB/CIFS server).
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
...which is one of the major reasons why I haven't pursued this option. But it's still darn interesting, and I do believe that many of the NSA's missions are upstanding and moral.
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
To be completely honest, I still think that the work done in the Tailored Access Operations group sounds like really, really interesting stuff.
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
It's only required that the source be given to those who get the binaries. Since that's not "we" it won't work.
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
Microsoft Message Analyzer can do the translation for you.
562.
by c0nsumer 12y ago
Look at it closely. It's neat, but it is different from the frame-oriented approach of Wireshark / Network Monitor. It's great, but... different.
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
This is missing one of the most useful features of using netsh for this: boot time captures. By using the "persistent=yes" argument one can cause the capture to keep running through a reboot. This is incredibly useful when trying
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
I'd love to see a tool that allows one to input ingredients and see flavor overlaps. It'd be really interesting to use this with one's favorite foods and use it to build recommendations for others.
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
With all of the recent layoffs that HP has had, I'm glad I'm no longer there. Working directly for GM feels considerably more secure than HP ever did. As others have said, I suspect it was an easy way to shed a bunch of employees
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
Many of these were transitions from other firms. For example, I am part of this 8000, and I, along with many peers, were hired from HP to (at first) do the same job as before, but for GM. We had previously been contractors or part of HP Ent
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
It is subjective, but one of the things that normal users have come to like about Excel is that it does things that they would expect... Such as the number series incrementing which msandford described.
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Elf on the Shelf Preps Children for the Surveillance State(eagnews.org)
3 points by c0nsumer 12y ago|2 comments
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
They seem like a plus, until you see the remaining houses up close. They are usually in terrible shape, and decent ones are targets for crime in a city where emergency service response is often measured in hours.
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by c0nsumer 12y ago
So... Changing the MTU didn't help. Even at the minimum of 1200 I still had issues. Sometimes pings (even small 60 byte ones) would be fast, other times they'd be upwards of one second. Not sure what's going on yet, as I&#x27

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