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chronomex
12y ago
21. for a company that wants to piss-test you
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12y ago
This website keeps trapping my text cursor, so I can't scroll with anything other than my mouse. Very obnoxious.
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12y ago
Hmm, I was expecting to see what sites government employees were visiting the most. Probably not for a few years at least :)
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12y ago
I can't read this article. Is there a non-paywalled source?
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12y ago
There are some good spots on EFnet.
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12y ago
They have such a feature, they call it "darking".
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12y ago
My landline telephone is very satisfactory. I've never encountered any service disruptions with it. In fact, I can't think of a single time in my entire life where I've picked up the phone and not had a usable dialtone on t
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chronomex
12y ago
There's a whole introductory text about this problem space, "The Vertical Transportation Handbook"[1]. If you can get your hands on a copy of it, you'll probably be there for a while. :) [1] http://www.world
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12y ago
Maybe with VLAN tagging?
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Configuring HTTP Header Enrichment (VZ User-tracking Header)
(juniper.net)
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12y ago
In my experience, it varies both within age groups and between age groups.
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12y ago
I'm very fond of the Internet Archive's book viewer: https://archive.org/details/etsi_ts_100_940_v07.08.00
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12y ago
If we're going to be pedants, it's a HYPHEN-MINUS. http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/002d/index.htm
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13y ago
Actually before that came paper insulated cable: http://www3.alcatel-lucent.com/bstj/vol12-1933/articles/bstj... These cables had paper pulp insulation around the wires, and a jacket of soft lead around the w
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That was before high-quality wire insulation was invented. Each subscriber's telephone line had to be physically separate from all the others, because they weren't coated in anything. http://scienceray.com/technol
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13y ago
I'm actually using Chrome ...
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13y ago
What is this? "You are not a product. Sign up for our new thing that is nebulously different from things that treat you like a product."
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13y ago
Why doesn't your site scroll when I press space, down-arrow, or page-down?
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13y ago
I'm surprised that none of the recipes you found online used the ingredients that Chipotle says they use. Could they have simply not noticed that Chipotle publishes an ingredients list?
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13y ago
A much more complete history is detailed here: http://web.archive.org/web/20120213005708/http://www.transba...
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13y ago
Inmarsat is a "bent pipe" system, meaning that the satellite just amplifies and sends down to the base station everything that it receives. So the operator's RF fanciness is limited only by the noise factor in the satellite&
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13y ago
May I introduce you to dircombine? Take multiple directories full of dotfiles and symlink them all into another directory. http://git.kitenet.net/?p=joey/home.git;a=blob_plain;f=bin/d...
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13y ago
Somehow I was expecting an article on statd, part of NFS.
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It is a guy in a booth. The computer is used to time the whole process and make sure that the right events occur in the right sequence, but it's still human-supervised. Before the 1980s, it was done manually with switches from the co
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It's a type of terminal escape code, designed to interact with the terminal emulator's environment. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#Non-CSI_codes
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13y ago
Handover is for established calls. I'm not surprised your instructor wasn't quite spot-on, GSM is not a simple protocol.
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Not quite true. They don't chain like that. A tells O that B has become a better choice, so a complex dance happens where: a new circuit is established from O to B, O tells A to tell the handset to move over to B-owned network infras
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13y ago
Likewise, I went to school with a very talented person whose dream job was in sewage treatment.
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13y ago
nl input | sed -e 's/$/*p/' | dc > output
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13y ago
You can get the page itself from Coral Cache: http://timetobleed.com.nyud.net:8090/digging-out-the-crazies... But the site uses a fully-qualified link to its stylesheet and so won't render.
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