chanandler_bong

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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
If your router can do it, have it route all of your DNS queries to your (pi-hole|adguard|nextdns). Doesn't matter if they are hardcoded to 8.8.8.8, anything to port 53 goes through the blocker. Asus Merlin firmware handles this nicely
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
If your router can do it, have it route all of your DNS queries to your (pi-hole|adguard|nextdns). Doesn't matter if they are hardcoded to 8.8.8.8, anything to port 53 goes through the blocker. Asus Merlin firmware handles this nicely
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
The Victorian Era started in about 1820, 200 years after the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock.
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Rimworld is great. Almost 2,000 hours in and I am still learning and evolving my gameplay. Some people play hardcore/survival mode with hundreds of combat-related mods, others play it as a version of Stardew Valley. It is totally up t
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
I'm confused as well. I can't imagine a B-17 landing without flaps. I am a pilot, but never flown a B-17, so take it with a grain of salt... You'd want both the gear and flaps down on landing, so both switches would be in t
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Great, simple answer. Thank you!
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
I was confused as well. I didn't think there were any outstanding controversies around Gen. Mitchell, but you never know... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Mitchell
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
The author obviously has never been to the UK. Nothing happens without tea. Sure, coffee is commonplace, even dominant in some realms, but tea is life. Have a plumber in to fix a leak, or an electrician to look at a wonky switch? Witho
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
"Try before you pry" as the saying goes...
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
True, you can't eat a cow, but you can chop it up in to smaller pieces.
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Anything is edible, at least once.
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Add 'Yakkety Sax' to the list
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
A more 'traditional' datacentre: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/defence/china-sett...
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2013/04/05/the-... ?
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
That is correct. It is really interesting to see his interpretation of the character - to me it is the best and most humourous of the entire movie.
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Experience is directly proportional to the amount of equipment ruined or data lost. Even though you were fortunate not to lose any data, you gained a lot of experience!
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
It was also supposed to have Peter Sellers in it, but he twisted his ankle and couldn't do the role. Slim Pickens was the perfect choice for Maj. Kong; Sellers could not have pulled it off.
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
One of the best movies ever made. I watch it at least twice a year, sometimes more. With Peter Sellers, Slim Pickens, and Sterling Hayden, there is always something new in their delivery that you pick up. The same with Kubrick and Adam&#x
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Wow... that really is some good poetry. Thanks for sharing.
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Ding!
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Ding!
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Fleetwood Mac was close-ish...
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Firefox 68? That's so old the code is half Aramaic...
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by chanandler_bong 4y ago
Shall we play a game? Guess the original song based on the translation: To the ventilation of the gas ventilation in the ventilation A warm odor of jam, wind I saw a bright light before the front The weight of my head and check I had to le
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by chanandler_bong 5y ago
Oh God... flashbacks to hacking ODBC connections to Access databases! ACK! But yeah, it would be cool if you could pull directly from an API in to Excel. Or directly parse JSON input without having to mangle it in jq first.
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by chanandler_bong 5y ago
Wow, thank you for that great reply! PTSD flashbacks of Mrs. Davis hurling pieces of chalk at relativistic speeds at us in the back of the room, though... It is amazing how massively complex rules such as this are subconscious when you lea
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by chanandler_bong 5y ago
That was really informative, thank you. I didn't understand most of what you were trying to explain though. I failed miserably in middle school English - diagramming sentences was the bane of my existence. Can you give examples of wh
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by chanandler_bong 5y ago
gov.uk is the best, consistent, and usable government portals I have ever used. Kudos to GDS on their work and transparency.
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by chanandler_bong 5y ago
"A spreadsheet is then the simplest, most organically natural way of organizing discrete units of information, the easiest way to perform CRUD operations on any type of data." So... you've basically answered the question here
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by chanandler_bong 5y ago
Oingo Boingo? You mean The Clash...

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