chriscjcj

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by chriscjcj 3y ago
OTOOH, I have worked in SF for 24 years. Back then I don't think I ever saw anyone shoplift. I'm sure it happened, but I never personally witnessed it. In the last year or so, I have personally witnessed people shoplifting in vari
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by chriscjcj 3y ago
The time code transmitted by WWVB includes two bits to express the state of Daylight Saving Time. 0 = Standard Time 1 = DST Ending 2 = DST in effect 3 = DST Beginning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWVB#&#x2
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by chriscjcj 3y ago
From the bottom of the article: > This article originally ran in the February 1997 issue of Reader’s Digest. > [Stock photo of people shaking hands] > Originally Published: November 18, 2020 Is the 1997 date a printed issue and the
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by chriscjcj 3y ago
And if the mayor mentions this reality, she is forced to apologize. https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/S-F-Mayor-Breed-...
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by chriscjcj 3y ago
I don't see any way to open an individual packet and inspect the payload. Maybe I'm missing something. If Sniffnet doesn't do that, perhaps it's a bit inappropriate to say it's "like Wireshark."
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by chriscjcj 3y ago
I'm no fan of Democrats, but I feel the same way as you about the article.
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by chriscjcj 3y ago
It's amazing to hear about people taking their chances torrenting with their home internet connection. It costs a few extra bucks, but I think it wise to utilize a seed box in a country where it's difficult to go after torrent use
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by chriscjcj 3y ago
I would like to recommend "Trinity And Beyond," a 1995 documentary on the development of atomic weapons narrated by Bill Shatner. It features beautifully restored footage of many detonations and a fairly matter-of-fact, unbiased a
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by chriscjcj 3y ago
I'm assuming the childish prick you're referring to is Hilary Clinton, yes? https://news.yahoo.com/hillary-clinton-maintains-2016-electi... I'm not trying to start a flame war, but with all due respect, there
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
I find this cartoon on the topic to be depressingly on point: https://i.imgur.com/lemmJRS.jpg
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
Yeah.... I never purchased any books in the "For Dummies" series out of self respect.
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
Below is a copy/paste of a session I had with ChatGPT. In this case, it wasn't defaming anyone, but it did assert something that had no basis in fact. When I asked about it, it admitted so and apologized. That was it for me. Perha
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
I didn't.... I was there with my family and just mentioned it to the person charging admission. Unfortunately, Black Knight wasn't the only machine suffering from it. I went back a couple months later and there was no improvement
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
I've been here numerous times. There's a lot to like. When you walk to the left side, there are some very old machines going back to the very beginning of pinball. They're interesting from a historical perspective, but not so
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
Let's see... which one could it be.... 1. Some brilliant person checks blockbuster.com every day or has a script that does and cleverly discovered that the site has content again. What a mystery. I wonder what Blockbuster will be up to
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
For DNS, I have been using Gandi (1) for the last yen years or so and have been very happy with them. I originally went with them because they were one of the few registrars that did the .cat TLD. I liked the experience and eventually trans
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
I pass by a very large cache of bikes every day on the way to work. The quantity ebbs and flows. Perhaps they're all procured legitimately, but somehow I doubt it. No one seems to be interested in investigating it because it's bee
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
It's been quite a few years since I did this kind of stuff for a living, so this may be an antiquated notion... "In my day," desktop computers saved their files to a server. That server would get backed up daily. The backup t
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
This just in: windmills struggle to achieve circularity. ಠ_ಠ
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
Live television production as well.
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
> Other shows got redone with other music so they could release it WKRP in Cincinnati is another example. I don't know if they still exist, but there used to be torrents of VHS rips of WKRP so that it could be viewed with the origin
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
Agreed. I know I'm taking it on faith that this implementation is robust and secure when it might not be. However, I feel okay about it knowing that it would be very difficult for anyone other than me to access this Docker instance in
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
> Note that Synology DSM has built-in Let's Encrypt support Yes... I tried going down that route. In my scenario, I'm accessing the NAS via its internal IP which is in an RFC1918 subnet. Let's Encrypt insists that you use
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
I self-host Vaultwarden. I'm sure someone will be happy to explain to me how foolish my implementation is, but I'm comfortable with it from a security perspective. I run it as a Docker instance on my home Synology NAS. This turned
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
To answer your specific question, Apple's Lisa was released on January 19, 1983. It had a waste basket. The Mac OS and its trash can debuted along with the original Macintosh computer on January 24, 1984. Windows introduced the recycle
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
Not widening highways doesn’t fix traffic.
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
Decriminalizing drugs doesn't mean that addicts would suddenly be able to afford them. How would drug decriminalization mitigate retail theft? Who is going to purchase their Fentanyl for them?
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
Uh-oh... you just made your password easier to guess. ;-)
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
443 comments as I write this. I searched for the word "boost" and "Fentanyl" and was surprised that neither word had been mentioned. There is another engine driving this phenomenon: addicts "boosting" to feed t
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by chriscjcj 4y ago
It is a pleasure to see the results of state-of-the-art photography and imaging technology.

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