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cdjk
14y ago
"slow is smooth and smooth is fast"
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14y ago
There's tt-rss [1] if you want to host it yourself. [1] http://tt-rss.org/
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Happened to me twice. Trying for a third ticket now...
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Got a timeout at payment the second time through too...
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I got a ticket but then got timed out at the payment step. Trying again...
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I've never considered my username here to be particularly anonymous. Apparently it is, as I just discovered, but anyone who knows me would recognize my username. To be honest, the number of people who are open about mental health problems
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14y ago
I still think there's a stigma. It's good that people are talking about it, but I don't think that means the stigma is gone.
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Feeling "more like yourself" is one of the more common descriptions of what it feels like to be on a medication that's working. I'm glad you found something that worked and you're feeling better.
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The yubikey hardware interface is actually pretty clever. Having to press the button means there is physical interaction when using it, which means that if the auth was successful, the user actually did something. It also means that if it's
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14y ago
That is way down on my list of things to worry about.
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Look into apt-cacher-ng. I have a slow internet connection at home and it made updates go a lot faster for multiple machines. Newer versions (in wheezy, not squeeze) even work with yum.
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I've never understood the point of fail2ban if you disable ssh password authentication. Yeah, it might eliminate some spam in the logs, but if you only allow key-based authentication that doesn't really matter.
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14y ago
The best I can come up with is $31.53 per pay period. That seems just as mysterious, however.
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14y ago
You should consider creating a torrent for this - I'd help seed.
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14y ago
Take a look at OpenSCAD or SolidPython. They're 3D cad programs where models are explicitly created as programs - it might be an easier way to think about it.
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Dick Proenneke ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Proenneke ) did something similar in Alaska. He lived alone, but brought supplies in, had a wood stove, a rifle, and even spent the occasional winter in civilization. He wrote a book a
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For those interested in watches, the book "Watchmaking" by George Daniels is an interesting read. It's very technical, but covers in great detail all the steps necessary to make a watch, including some complications.
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I think the cartridge is mostly plastic too, since it says "plastic case cartridge... steel base...." And if it were steel why would they bother painting the cartridge blue? The primer is definitely steel, however. In any event, the barre
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Until someone figures out a way to make plastic bullets (pedantic edit: and cartridges) I'm not going to worry too much about it.
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Short answer - it lets you verify the data before decrypting so you can reject invalid data earlier.