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by crims0n 5y ago
This article neglects my understanding of the issue, which is a lot more simple. The more kids you have, the more grandkids you have, the more your wealth is divided up. A 10 million dollar estate devalues quickly when there are several han
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by crims0n 5y ago
I was that way with my cardio, super boring to the point where I dreaded doing it. I got an iPad and started watching Family Guy - which is something I would never do outside of cardio because I don't have the time, but watching it whi
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by crims0n 5y ago
30 minutes fasted cardio every morning m-f, and then an hour of weight lifting sprinkled in-between meetings. I find that for me, this is the minimum needed to stay in "good shape" - anything less and I can start to see my belly g
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by crims0n 5y ago
That’s a pretty neat idea, I may do something similar - if I can find which drawer I stuffed it in that is.
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by crims0n 5y ago
That is one way to kill an entire industry. Electric motorcycles have been here for years, nobody is adopting them because nobody wants them. They are closer to electric bicycles than they are motorbikes. When I jump on my motorcycle, it i
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by crims0n 5y ago
I think there is another explanation being overlooked… exercise is often social in nature - basketball games, yoga classes, lifting with a buddy, etc. It seems only natural this would extend to going out for food and drinks afterwards. Anec
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by crims0n 5y ago
Ah yes… the IPv6 migration. Been hearing about this for two decades now. The reason it isn’t ubiquitous in 2021 is because there are fundamental issues with the protocol, not least of which is incompatibility with what the entire rest of th
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by crims0n 6y ago
I can attest to this. There was a delay in my hiring process because the company that hired me needed to set up some kind of entity for tax purposes in my state - they had nobody else operating out of there at the time.
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by crims0n 6y ago
Thanks for posting, I really enjoy these "first cracks" at mainstream technology. And to think they had this as a working prototype almost 35 years ago (albeit via dead reckoning and not satellite as ashleyn pointed out).
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by crims0n 6y ago
This is true for me, my grandfather had one and it was the first computer I used with any regularity.
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by crims0n 6y ago
Interesting news, I think a lot of people were under the impression that Sony had given up on the technology. The PS5 is certainly powerful enough to deliver a decent VR experience, hopefully Sony has some fresh ideas to differentiate thems
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by crims0n 6y ago
Ehhh that is not a fair comparison... if you get some petroleum on your hand there is no immediate danger as long as you are not near an open flame. Even if you do manage to light yourself on fire you have a decent chance of surviving. If y
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by crims0n 6y ago
I do not draw, I am terrible at art unfortunately. I use a pencil for that very reason, when I sketch out ideas I usually have to erase and make corrections because what is in my head and what my hand puts down are usually not the same, hah
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by crims0n 6y ago
When I am looking for ideas - I find letting my imagination roam while doing menial tasks such as cleaning, yard work, or even driving helps a lot. The combination of not needing to pay attention and no distractions seems to free my mind. W
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by crims0n 6y ago
I thought that price had to be a typo... but wow you are not kidding. I wonder why it is so cheap? Seriously considering it.
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by crims0n 6y ago
I was also surprised at their reliability. I had a Model 1 B+ running in a dusty closet with an uptime of almost three years before I finally shut it down.
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by crims0n 6y ago
I think the pi's are great for learning Linux, ARM, and to and extent embedded hardware. I had a cluster of them running in role-based configurations for various services at home (pi-hole for DNS, plex server, bastion host, LibreNMS fo
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by crims0n 6y ago
> “The analogy I give is that yes, the world is all state of the art and Dolby Atmos home theaters, but every once in a while you do have that old wedding video on a VHS that you need to get to,” says Cyrus Mistry, group product manager
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by crims0n 6y ago
It is meant to be run in a VM. Spin it up, log in as root, and go to work. It keeps your pentest machine separate from your daily driver - which you want to do for a myriad of reasons, not least of which is keeping your personal computer of
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by crims0n 6y ago
How usable do you find the keyboard with a terminal? I had not heard about these before today but I am curious now. Both the Gemini and the Cosmo look almost perfect as a portable terminal - the only thing I can see missing is usb-c power
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by crims0n 6y ago
> It’s like dropping in on a bar I used to enjoy a decade ago, to find out it has been redesigned a few times and everyone’s a new face. That is honestly the best analogy I have heard to describe my feelings towards the site. It's s
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by crims0n 6y ago
Federal protections expired on July 24th, that means the courts are about to be hit with 40M eviction cases at once? I can't even begin to imagine how long it would take to process that through the system.
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by crims0n 6y ago
That is really neat, thanks for the share. I am amazed at how much detail they managed to include as you zoom in.
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by crims0n 6y ago
I would argue the lack of internet over ham radio is more about technical limitations and less about regulation. The only practical transport frequencies are in the VHF/UHF range and those rely on line of sight. Even if you did put som
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by crims0n 6y ago
The article seems to be making a case for protecting your mind from the constant bombardment of "junk food" media readily available in our current culture. I respect the idea, but I find it impractical. I do however find it effect
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by crims0n 7y ago
Author corrections: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-49153-6 ...and Time article disputing the findings: https://time.com/5611036/teenagers-skull-horns/
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by crims0n 7y ago
Top story right now: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21190265
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by crims0n 7y ago
Good. There is absolutely no reason to have a mandatory login on a game you purchase and run locally, especially considering it has no online features.
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by crims0n 7y ago
While we are on the subject, if you are looking to self learn CS can anybody comment on the quality of this program? https://github.com/ossu/computer-science
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by crims0n 7y ago
Great read, thank you! I have an old Atari 600XL I was looking to get online using the same method. One of these days I will make the time.

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