cheschire

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by cheschire 9y ago
Ender versus the hive queen, eh?
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by cheschire 9y ago
American police and military are trained to shoot for the largest target area, center of mass, as this is the least likely area to have unintentional results. Some examples of unintentional results are: 1) Missing. 2) Hitting another person
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by cheschire 9y ago
Typically not, as it does tend to shove all my content to the left. The problem is that when you attempt to make the video fullscreen, it still fails to scale to the monitor. So after fullscreen failed, I then attempted to view the video in
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by cheschire 9y ago
Thanks!
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by cheschire 9y ago
interesting video, but man that website hates 21:9 monitors.
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by cheschire 9y ago
I’m sure it can be frustrating to try to follow the rules in that environment when everyone around you seems to be getting their purchases through the system and you’re constantly being told there isn’t any money. I can imagine it would cre
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A case against the DRY principle(nrrd.io)
2 points by cheschire 9y ago|0 comments
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by cheschire 9y ago
They're fueling the speculation because they are probably invested as well. And now that options contracts are taking off for bitcoin, the folks with put contracts are banking on a crash.
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Echos, memes and algorithms(nrrd.io)
1 points by cheschire 9y ago|0 comments
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by cheschire 9y ago
Which is interesting, as I've heard Singapore held up as an example of successful universal healthcare. I wonder what correlations there are between the two larger trends. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Healthcare_i
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Slicing the Onion into Domains(nrrd.io)
2 points by cheschire 9y ago|0 comments
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by cheschire 9y ago
For not just WSJ, but any other site that has this flexible paywall, or even just sites that have really annoying layouts, try outline.com. Just preface any URL with outline.com/ and then paste the url after. https://outline
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by cheschire 9y ago
I thought the same thing. I suppose there are painting factories though, where people churn out all those $20 oil paintings I've seen for sale at furniture stores. They're basically just big brush swipes and big dabs of paint maki
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by cheschire 9y ago
And twice your salary in a retirement fund by the age of 30, and three times your salary in retirement by 35. Basically quit your day job only if your side hustle is already making more money per month (not per hour) because odds are even m
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by cheschire 9y ago
As I’ve written before, privacy and risk mitigation are the two reasons this article is wrong. The cloud is already the pinnacle of decentralization, and distributed web is just a fad. https://nrrd.io/privacy-and-risk-mitiga
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by cheschire 9y ago
And wikia. That replaced much of the need for fictional fan sites. I visit memory alpha weekly.
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by cheschire 9y ago
Are you German? I only ask because I've never heard an English native speaker saying "flatten" when they mean to reformat, but I've often heard Germans say "platt machen" when referring to reinstallation. If yo
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I don’t want to be a full stack developer(nrrd.io)
1 points by cheschire 9y ago|0 comments
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by cheschire 9y ago
A useful reference while reading: https://www.maryferrell.org/php/cryptdb.php
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by cheschire 9y ago
Here's another frightening thought: What happens when Amazon is coerced by the FBI and secret courts to authorize entry.
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Privacy and risk mitigation are the biggest threats to the decentralized web(nrrd.io)
3 points by cheschire 9y ago|0 comments
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by cheschire 9y ago
These are the earplugs I used. I'm not sure if there are better or worse out there. The price point was low enough that I just bought them without a lot of research and they worked perfectly. https://www.amazon.de/gp&#x
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by cheschire 9y ago
I've got some passive noise isolating earbuds for concerts. I wore them to Gamescom and my wife kept asking me to speak up because I had the exact same problem your friend did. I could understand her speech perfectly, but felt like I b