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by calloc 16y ago
Thomas made remarks about Zed Shaw probably causing companies to fail and not hiring him. At least, if it is the same video I am thinking about.
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by calloc 16y ago
Does this affect the OpenBSD packet filter (PF) at all? Should I be concerned if I am using PF as my firewall of choice?
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by calloc 16y ago
I pay about $700 a month on about $1800 a month. After rent and bills I am left with $300 for food, and gas.
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by calloc 16y ago
I like many people here am a tech geek, as such if Hulu started charging a whole lot more than they currently do, or if shows start being delayed, I have no trouble going back to an RSS feed from eztv.it. Commercials don't sway me in any wa
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by calloc 16y ago
I don't know exactly what the stuff was, we had it at uni. You inhaled the smoke and you instantly started coughing, it was bad...
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by calloc 16y ago
This is why NetFlix with Hulu+ is a godsend. NetFlix generally has the back catalogue and Hulu+ has the latest season that NetFlix doesn't have yet. I stream all of my TV from NetFlix and Hulu, I technically pay for cable because I pay for
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by calloc 16y ago
If anyone ever used my soldering iron to do wood burning, spot retouching of hot-glue opening clamshell packages or anything along those lines, they may find that soon enough I will have used my soldering iron to add some new scars to their
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by calloc 16y ago
Having used the Aoyue I found that it is not nearly as nice and does not keep temperature nearly as well as a nice Hakko soldering iron. The Hakko FX-888[1] (replacement for the Hakko 936) is absolutely fantastic. I used to own a Hakko 936
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by calloc 16y ago
I've found that sometimes both works. Especially for through holes, the de-solder braid may not get in deep enough on the PCB hole to suck up all of the solder, and repeatedly heating up the same area on a PCB is a bad idea. Heat it up, swi
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by calloc 16y ago
Don't inhale solder and flux fumes ... you end up coughing up a lung or two, and if you do inhale enough of it (i've got some stupid friends) then your poop may turn black for a day or two. In other words, make sure you have some way of mov
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by calloc 16y ago
This here explains why this has not been done: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2435708
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by calloc 16y ago
You are not making any sense. You say that Quicktime is outdated technology and has to be banished, yet you are okay with browsers using it to display HTML5 video? How does that work? On Mac OS X to do anything with video you use QuickTime.
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by calloc 16y ago
How did Facebook banish QuickTime?
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by calloc 16y ago
I figured the costs before I went to college, but coming from a wealthier family (we were never poor, my dad made sure we lived within our means, but a family of 6 as a single parent meant we were by no means rich) I couldn't get any Federa
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by calloc 16y ago
I just tried this for my native tongue, Dutch, and I am getting stuff wrong because it doesn't have the correct translation for it. Stuff like "the friend" is translated to "de vriendin". Or "near the sea" can't be translated as "bij de zee
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by calloc 16y ago
Does this same issue exist within Lighttpd with a FastCGI setup?
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by calloc 16y ago
Have you looked into using Boost::Python?
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by calloc 16y ago
At DIA (Denver International Airport) they have both the scanners set up, as well as standard metal detectors. Going through the metal detectors doesn't require a pat down even-though they are supposedly less safe than the scanners. Yet whe
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by calloc 16y ago
What is it with everything getting "gate" added to it, or "pocalypse"? I understand it is a reference to the whole watergate scandal, but it is not funny anymore, and just bothers me for some reason. Maybe I am just getting sick and tired o
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by calloc 16y ago
So Craigslist is supposedly being disrupted by all of these startups that are taking over various parts of what Craigslist does, and yet I don't know any of those competitors. When I am looking for something cheap, I go to Craigslist. I don
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by calloc 16y ago
There are differences between tail -F and tail -f. tail -f will continue reading a file for as long as possible, but if that file is renamed underneath it, then tail won't know and you will be wondering why you don't see anymore log lines b
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by calloc 16y ago
I do my own DNS hosting, I've never used a registrars DNS services, I've never found them to be reliable enough, nor do they meet my needs in terms of being able to update records quickly or in programmatic way (such as hosting my own DynDN
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by calloc 16y ago
This reminds me a lot of http://www.halfbakery.com/ which is another website where you can share random ideas, mostly half baked ones :P
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by calloc 16y ago
The company I work for recently told me that all of my patches to open source projects we use can be contributed back, under my name as work for hire by the company under the original license (no projects I've got patches for are under a co
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by calloc 16y ago
Links? I'd definitely be interested in this seeing as how I just bought a Lenovo and want to wipe it.
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by calloc 16y ago
Here is some trivia for you, seeing as how your blog name is bsdpunk: "shutdown -r" on FreeBSD runs the rc.shutdown script{s}, whereas "reboot" does not. See this thread: http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-stable/2010-Decem...
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by calloc 16y ago
Read it again, you will see that "Your computer" is then limited to "Files placed in" a certain location. This is required for their service to work ...
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by calloc 16y ago
I had a professor in University that beat some kid who thought he was all that at Table Tennis with a shoe, a baseball bat, a piece of cardboard, an empty plastic bottle, and then his bare hands. It was absolutely hilarious how pissed this
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by calloc 16y ago
As a company owner I'd be afraid that people are taking pictures with product ideas and information on whiteboards which is leaking internal information and documentation...
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by calloc 16y ago
Having read the article, as well as Scoble article linked I would have to disagree that it was the Microsoft stack. There was just not enough investment in their programmers. I work at a small startup where money is rather tight while we ra

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