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by crymer11 10y ago
And only if you're using the internal microphone. I was trying to test this and couldn't reproduce it until I realized I was using headphones with a mic. Unplugged the headphones, activated Siri and the fan instantly turned off.
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by crymer11 10y ago
I don't think the parent comment/thread was correctly read. The point is that an ideal OS would consume no resources leaving them entirely for the applications to use. The OS caching frequently used applications is different fro
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by crymer11 10y ago
Where can you find it was written by David Allan Coe? Everything I've seen attributes the writing to Waylon.
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by crymer11 10y ago
Before EPB, it was basically just Comcast. So none.
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by crymer11 10y ago
I live in Chattanooga, home of EPB, which was one of the municipally owned ISPs that was hoping this case went the other way. The common argument we hear for the laws that restrict EPB from expanding is that it's "anti-competitive
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by crymer11 10y ago
Robin is a name used by both sexes, e.g. Robin Wright and Robin Williams. Additionally, the author's website indicates they belonged to an organization for women.
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by crymer11 10y ago
Huginn[0] support would be fantastic, but MQTT would definitely suffice. 0 - https://github.com/cantino/huginn
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by crymer11 11y ago
Still pretty new to Elixir, so I welcome any suggestions, but from my understanding (and based on Elixir's guides [1]), I think that the more idiomatic way to approach this is to avoid writing such a loop_through/1 function and in
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by crymer11 11y ago
http://archpedi.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=21950...
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by crymer11 11y ago
Additionally (on page 5): > Individuals undergoing screening using AIT generally will have the option to decline an AIT screening in favor of physical screening. Given the implementation of ATR and the mitigation of privacy issues associ
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by crymer11 11y ago
As some who cares both about accessibility on the web and security, what up-to-date browsers don't support ECDHE and what else would be reasonable to support as well?
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by crymer11 11y ago
When traveling to LGA from Manhattan, I'd usually pass by what is a very large cemetery compared to what I'm used to here in the rural South; it always made me wonder how a city the size of NYC dealt with the deceased.
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by crymer11 11y ago
If I could find something that did image and PDF OCR as well as Evernote, I'd probably migrate, but for now, I'll risk the data loss for the ability to search everything so easily. I certainly welcome recommendations though.
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by crymer11 11y ago
Interesting that they're requiring you to have an Android phone. I wonder if there are any specific reasons they're excluding iOS.
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by crymer11 11y ago
This is mildly infuriating. Maybe it's different outside the small towns and rural areas I grew up in, but there I would be comfortable wagering the majority of the people visiting the ER are there to get pills. I broke my leg from a r
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by crymer11 11y ago
The dual-installation issue the grandparent mentioned also exists for DEB, which is what prompted my PR. Any way you can help with https://github.com/influxdb/telegraf/pull/23 ? I really want to install Influx
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by crymer11 11y ago
"The distance to the horizon in miles from height of an observer is approximately equal to 1.23 times the square root of the height in feet." - http://www.davidsenesac.com/Information/line_of_sight.html
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by crymer11 11y ago
Maximum of 11 hours driving after 10 consecutive hours off-duty, and no driving after 14 hours of coming on duty.
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by crymer11 12y ago
Ansible support would be spiffy.
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by crymer11 12y ago
Surprised they want a 1 year commitment and are charging a construction fee. EPB here in Chattanooga offers $69.99 month to month pricing for 1Gbps (and no construction fee).
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by crymer11 12y ago
Meanwhile in Chattanooga (~2 hours from Nashville, TN, Knoxville, TN, and Atlanta GA - all test markets mentioned in the post), I downloaded 300.8GB and uploaded 28.5GB (which is on the low end for me) on a symmetrical 1Gbps connection last
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by crymer11 12y ago
Kwikset makes several deadbolts with keypads and keyZ-Wave support that I've been very pleased with. I'm a big fan of the quick rekeying feature most Kwikset locks have these days so I can always rekey just all my doors and give t
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by crymer11 12y ago
For anyone interested in knots and knot tying, the Ashley Book of Knots [1] is a wonderful book to have. I've spent many happy hours pouring over the knots and their descriptions in this book. [1] - http://www.amazon.com&#x
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by crymer11 12y ago
Arkansas Black is one of my favorites. Not very common and usually only found later in the season, but they keep for months.
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by crymer11 12y ago
or Goreman. https://github.com/mattn/goreman
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by crymer11 12y ago
EPB does have a very nice "smart grid" that uses fiber optic lines to connect to stations positioned all over their network that monitor the condition of the connected grid and can rapidly shut off power to a very localized area.
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by crymer11 12y ago
Anyone have any experience with minimak [1]? It seems like the 4 key layout would be much easier to handle within Vim than most other alternative keyboard layouts. 1 - http://www.minimak.org/
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by crymer11 12y ago
http://www.nongnu.org/nmh/
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by crymer11 12y ago
Hopefully they've spent some time on Messages; it's by far the buggiest app of theirs I've used in quite some time.
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by crymer11 13y ago
Except when they're navigating to/from the highway and their destination within the city, picking up and delivering loads, and stopping at a truck stop for fuel, food, or rest. The above is just for OTR (over the road, i.e. long h

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