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by dfc 2y ago
Does anyone know if there is a good reason to disable net-redirections?
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by dfc 2y ago
This is the article by Ingesson and Andersson. Clandestine communications in cyber-denied Environments: Numbers stations and radio in the 21st century https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1080/18335330.20
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by dfc 2y ago
What is a Tophas?
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by dfc 2y ago
Wow, you have a 32 inch planer? That's awesome. That has to be an industrial planer? The brands I am familiar with, Powermatic/Laguna/etc, do not even make one that big. If your 32 inch planer processes 5 feet in 4 seconds
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by dfc 2y ago
I have never seen a cutting board that did not use glue for the lamination.
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by dfc 2y ago
The number of clamps you need for the first (long grain) glue ups depends on the number of lineal feet you are gluing up. How are you using the same set of clamps for the ten boards that would suffice for one board? All of the examples I s
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by dfc 2y ago
I am assuming you are not a woodworker? There are physical constraints that make it really hard to scale like that. Whether it's clamps, glue drying time, planer capacity, shop space etc. You also don't get the same economies of s
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by dfc 2y ago
> I cannot imagine NTP responses being much bigger than two or three times their related request. I think you must be limiting your imagination to ntp requests related to setting the time. There are a lot of other commands in the protoc
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by dfc 2y ago
What a blast from the oast. I have not heard Clay Shirky in a long time. Did he stop writing?
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by dfc 2y ago
What does pinning do? The docs just say "--pin: Pin the screenshot"
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by dfc 2y ago
Software engineers are more likely to care about civili rights than IT people?
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by dfc 2y ago
The author of the PDF was the head of Time Services at USNO for decades.
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by dfc 2y ago
In April one of the two WWVB antennas failed (broke) because of 90mph winds. https://www.nist.gov/pml/time-and-frequency-division/time-di...
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by dfc 2y ago
I do not think it is hypocritical. I did not behave in a manner that contradicts something I have said or believe.
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by dfc 2y ago
The "homelab" modifier does a lot of work. When I read homelab I was expecting "easy way for non tech person to do computer magic." When I read about a "gun fight" I am expecting to read about violence and carn
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by dfc 2y ago
I live equidistant, 15 minutes, from a Rockler and two Woodcrafts and I am not concerned about what would get upvotes in /r/woodworking. I went to rockler this morning to get a reamer because the only reamers at Woodcraft are for
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by dfc 2y ago
Most of the stuff in the lee valley catalog is the same garbage you can get at rockler or any other tool outlet. The only thing possibly drool worthy are the Veritas tools. For the longest time I felt the same as you, I had assumed everythi
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by dfc 2y ago
Works like a charm on my Pixel 7.
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by dfc 2y ago
I think that Iain is the Scottish version of Ian? Is it unacceptable to choose the alternate spelling, Ian?
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by dfc 2y ago
ABC.au had a similarly named show on the topic back in December. I have to imagine they are related: https://iview.abc.net.au/show/cloud-under-the-sea/video/NS23...
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by dfc 2y ago
Thank you. I think you are correct.
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by dfc 2y ago
I think I am missing something obvious. I apologize for being dense. What does the fact that "there's zero difference between sbin and bin" have to do with mounting /usr read only?
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by dfc 2y ago
I was curious why they are making the change now so I skipped right to the "benefit to fedora" section. They do not mention mounting /usr RO anywhere. Was this brought up in previous discussions? I do not understand why mergi
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by dfc 2y ago
I recognize they cite the original source at the beginning of the article, but it's kind of lame to just rip an article from someone else and republish it. Original: https://mina.naguib.ca/blog/2012/10/22
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by dfc 2y ago
The thing that I am not sure of is why it's so important to know when the dryer finishes? And if it's that important how does it slip your mind that the 45 dryer cycle started at the top of the hour? Is it a kids thing?
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by dfc 2y ago
> The first thing people will do is turn on the bypass and never turn it off. I have a feeling that you have never used a sawstop. You can not "turn on the bypass and never turn it off." As soon as you hit the stop paddle the
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by dfc 2y ago
I ran woodshop at a makerspace with multiple SawStops. We went through lots of cartridges and blades but never experienced damage to the rest of the saw. I have no idea where OP is getting that information/FUD.
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by dfc 2y ago
Similar background and experience with sawstop. I'm a huge proponent of SawStops but it's important to be as upfront as possible. It's $100 for the cartridge and then another $60-$120 for replacement saw blade. Sweat dripping
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by dfc 2y ago
I ran the woodshop at a local makerspace. We went through a lot of sawstop cartridges...easily 10-15 a year. The saw was never damaged because of the cartridge firing.
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by dfc 2y ago
I think bandsaws are much safer than table saws. The band saw naturally forces the work against the work surface instead of towards the user. You should give bandsaws another chance. If I had a small hobbyist shop I think I would spend extr

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