chrisrogers

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by chrisrogers 6y ago
Perhaps think of it like the way people perform agriculture now, and even on the garden scale. Sure, you could go with a standard soil composition and add water on a schedule, then harvest when it feels best. Or, you think of it as a system
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by chrisrogers 6y ago
I think the others are missing your point a bit. I use an IoT thermometer so that I can monitor smoking progress over 13 or so hours and still do things like go to the hardware store.
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by chrisrogers 7y ago
For one, a wayward gust of wind would be enough to send people careening into buildings.
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by chrisrogers 7y ago
Forecasters had expected 99,000, so below targets. Tesla has said they are targeting 400,000 for the year, so Q4 will need to be quite something.
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by chrisrogers 7y ago
Apple provides a gallery of script ideas, so you might start there and see if anything inspires.
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by chrisrogers 7y ago
Sales engineer by the sound of it
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by chrisrogers 7y ago
Or Tokyo, for that matter. That's about as urban as you can get on Earth, with none of the 'grittiness' that so many West coast city-dwellers seem to think is inherent to cities. And in a comparable democracy, no less.
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by chrisrogers 7y ago
> He said it took several miles before Werts agreed to pull over. Werts said he was only looking for a lighted spot and called 911 to let them know that's why he wasn't pulling over immediately. That's a very smart move, t
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by chrisrogers 7y ago
What are some examples of those certain crimes?
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by chrisrogers 8y ago
Fiber optic cabling won't transmit at the speed of light due to the refractive index of the medium. So it's slower than the speed of light in a vacuum or atmosphere.
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by chrisrogers 8y ago
Rugby players face worse concussion risk than NFL players. https://www.brain-injury-law-center.com/blog/head-injuries-r... Football helmets evolved precisely because players were facing gruesome head injury risk withou
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by chrisrogers 8y ago
He's referring to the film, but I appreciate the effect of the double entendre.
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by chrisrogers 10y ago
High speed collisions are a significant source of fatalities, so I wouldn't characterize speeding as a small problem.
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by chrisrogers 10y ago
That capital comes with an expectation of significant return. It's not an unstrung purse with guarantee of perpetual safety. I think the comment more refers to hospitality industry litigiousness (and sometimes, competition). I think an
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by chrisrogers 10y ago
The OP asked for 'released source'
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by chrisrogers 11y ago
PCI is the regulating body. FDIC is just concerned with bank deposit insurance. Looks like they're using Stripe, so I'd suppose they're tokenizing those card numbers before dealing with them.
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by chrisrogers 11y ago
The links are both to the city of St. Louis. I do agree on the point that it is a choice for those exiting for private schools, or exercising their economically-empowered physical mobility. But to say that those students attending St. Louis
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by chrisrogers 11y ago
St. Louis has a similar disparity, especially vs its MSA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Louis_Public_Schools#Demog... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Louis#Demographics
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by chrisrogers 12y ago
You could audit the code yourself and self-host.
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by chrisrogers 12y ago
to me it speaks more about poor security auditing. Treating the User ID as a public key instead of a private one to me signals lax security policy.
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by chrisrogers 12y ago
I think the classic solution of vendoring your dependencies would be the best strategy here.
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by chrisrogers 12y ago
You would use RPC.
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by chrisrogers 12y ago
I have long relied upon Flickr's advanced search[1] for this purpose. It allows a Creative Commons license constraint for commercial usage or use as source material. The advantage to their search is with the combined video search and f
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by chrisrogers 13y ago
I read that article a few weeks ago in order to get a basic personal site server running on Heroku. I used a standard cabal setup and updated a few things. end result here, which I think should serve as a good starter point for developing w
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by chrisrogers 13y ago
Identity in total is obviously more gray than the one sentence can provide, but its sentiment is important. And that's all it obviously is -- sentiment -- not a statement of fact. The world is an awfully large place, but its cultures a
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by chrisrogers 13y ago
or open field offices in the city proper.
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by chrisrogers 13y ago
Unison requires a bit more administrative work to set up and maintain than BTSync, in my experience. People really like the Dropbox experience.
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by chrisrogers 13y ago
Curious. I went ahead and updated, as my use of VirtualBox isn't critical to my workflow. I received warning during install of the unsigned kexts, but the warning stated that they would be loaded anyway. I'm now running vbox 4.3 j
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by chrisrogers 13y ago
So he's using the muni gem[1], which uses the nextmuni/nextbus api. To my knowledge, NextBus is unaware of the length of trains. The announcements in subway stations here are sourced from the Automatic Train Control (ATC) system p
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by chrisrogers 13y ago
Oh yes, certainly -- It's not a matter of the roads being incapable of supporting large vehicles period, but simply that many of those roads are not as accommodating to large vehicles as those of American cities. Thus it would require

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