chapium

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by chapium 7y ago
Anyone have experience with A) their keyboard holding back their performance, and B) their keyboard was also not a mac?
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by chapium 7y ago
This would introduce liquidity to a struggling category.
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by chapium 7y ago
Its easy to generate links to join a server and offers a large degree of control for the administrator. If you want to establish a community forum quickly with the flexibility to change its structure as the community grows its pretty nice.
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by chapium 7y ago
Not bothered at all, I never had any reason to believe it was a private system.
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by chapium 7y ago
This isn't even the same thing. Roche Cobas machines are industrial scale equipment used at hospitals to identify pathogens. If a hospital is equipped with a Cobas and they have a Cobas test reagent/plan for a given virus, they c
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by chapium 7y ago
I think what I am unclear about is how the crook gets the signal. Is it as simple as recording it once and using it again later? Does they key change between uses? Otherwise the attack seems arbitrary. If my key keeping bowl at home physi
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by chapium 7y ago
WFH causes a huge disruption in communications with mixed remote teams. Productivity loss comes from the communication friction that makes every interaction more difficult.
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by chapium 7y ago
This is more like a season long blizzard.
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by chapium 7y ago
Doesn't this require the attacker to have the keys?
340.
by chapium 7y ago
This is the part where public corporations come in.
341.
by chapium 7y ago
DDG used to have issues with responsiveness on their page. Years later I tried it again and it actually feels right. A lot of work has gone into performance optimization and it has sucked me in.
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by chapium 7y ago
If you work for someone else you have already traded your time for a wage and their benefit. How is this any different?
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by chapium 7y ago
Ah the fabled durito.
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by chapium 7y ago
Do not disturb buttons are great for this.
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by chapium 7y ago
my system, based on letter ratio paper. Flip the paper to landscape. Draw a line down the middle and at 1/8th and 7/8ths. Its easy to imagine where the 8ths are because you can easily picture a 1/4th border and half that. Li
346.
by chapium 7y ago
OT but I have a personal vendetta against roman numerals. Any time they are mixed up in nomenclature they give me pause. I've had so many battles with roman numerals making other numbering systems confusing/redundant that the onl
347.
by chapium 7y ago
Governments have a staggering amount of computational power. Good will is nice and all, but are we putting our tax payer funds to an obvious public need?
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by chapium 7y ago
https://www.rush.edu/health-wellness/discover-health/truth-a... Here you go. I should add that the article makes bogus claims many citing no sources or evidence.
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by chapium 7y ago
But useful. Now I have an entire list of things associated with "flush with toxins" believers
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by chapium 7y ago
Similar with me. Once I moved to an area that supports less dependence on cars, their negative effects have become much more apparent.
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by chapium 7y ago
I doubt you could convince me that there is $40k more value in a Model X than a Model 3. In terms of $ per "car" I'd also say yes, but that comes down to my own personal preferences being categorically outside of the luxury c
352.
by chapium 7y ago
I know next to nothing about unicode. If I took the bits and arranged them in reverse order would I be asked to leave the building? It didn't state the output should also be unicode.
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by chapium 7y ago
Have movies changed, or have we? I recall movies in the 90's also being mostly terrible. However, since the internet has grown its even easier to narrow our interests and diverge from the mainstream, developing more niche preferences.
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by chapium 7y ago
Sounds like your CFO (also CTO?) is performing two huge roles. If he keeps focusing on managing the tech your finances are probably not in good hands (since he/she is probably doing neither job optimally). It sounds like a toxic mess.
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by chapium 7y ago
At the end of the day, everything is a tree.
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by chapium 7y ago
Fortunately most books don't have an opinion about who is reading them.
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by chapium 7y ago
I always seem to run into performance hitches or glitchy behavior. Both Chrome and Firefox use very aggressive prefetching, but I find that the UI response time feels better in Chrome. Edge (the chromie version) is my go to for stay out o
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by chapium 7y ago
Roll out accurate test kits _world_wide_. There is a very high load globally.
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by chapium 7y ago
Conspiracy makes zero sense, what would be accomplished? I'm going with a large bureaucracy reacting slowly, which is also hampered by being staffed according to political alignment rather than by the best candidates.
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by chapium 7y ago
Its still not great though :( (relatively speaking)

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