cheerlessbog

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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
I'm guessing you're relatively tech savvy and enjoy troubleshooting (within reason). Most people aren't, of course.
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
Even in academia doesn't the US use CGS, and most of the rest of the world uses SI/MKS? We can't use the same physics textbooks.
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
I'm curious whether they applied the same level of scrutiny to the libraries, compilers, and operating system their code used. And firmware.
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
That says FreeBSD
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
How would you approve the keyboard without using the keyboard? Anyway since we are assuming physical access, they could just swap out your keyboard for one that works normally until you go for lunch, then starts typing for itself..
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
I believe that was by design: the dialog was an opportunity to authenticate with the domain. If you just wanted local access you could hit cancel. Remember Win9x was not a secure OS itself.
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
Conversely Hemingway recommended to stop when the writing was going well: > The best way is always to stop when you are going good and when you know what will happen next. If you do that every day when you are writing a novel you will ne
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
Disk space?
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
For those unfamiliar, what do they do?
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
It may be a service people want but why do they almost all charge the exact same fee? The market would look less dysfunctional if they all competed on price as well as service.
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
You don't need an agent or broker to get an appraisal. In fact an agent arguably has a conflict of interest because a lower priced house will sell faster with little effect on their payout.
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by cheerlessbog 8y ago
That link does not work for me, but this may be better : https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~romik/movingsofa/