dhimes

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   by dhimes 6y ago

   Florida is especially problematic, but in general I'm using hospitalizations as a proxy where the hospital systems aren't overwhelmed.
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   by dhimes 6y ago

   Depending on how old you are, it used to be the norm in magazines and newspapers. You have an educational product so you buy an ad on the educational feature, for example. I understand that advertisers pay for the sites I use and I would t
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   by dhimes 6y ago

   As always, it's not the ads most of us object to- it's the trackers. Google's original idea for monetizing the web, that you would be interested in something related to what you were searching for, apparently failed and now
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   by dhimes 6y ago

   yeah- something akin to the casimir effect?
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   by dhimes 6y ago

   I’ve seen people use tape to seal.
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   by dhimes 6y ago

   I was chatting online with a group of people who are discussing various defogging agents to keep their glasses from fogging when they breathe using a mask. I tried very hard to explain that if the breath was escaping without going through
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   by dhimes 6y ago

   Same thing happened under Rumsfeld. It was, "get on board or get a different job." Many, but not all, just went along hoping to make the best of it from the inside rather than resign and complain (and have their careers cut shor
8. 428.▲
   by dhimes 6y ago

   Yes, that's exactly what happened. Oops.
9. 429.▲
   by dhimes 6y ago

   Whoops- you are correct. Pre-coffee me mis-read that. Thanks for the heads-up.
10. 430.▲
    by dhimes 6y ago

    I thought the bad guys knew to strip the markers by now.
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    by dhimes 6y ago

    <Cue your "OK boomer" clips> Former professor (community college), father of three, two still paying tuition. Here's my take: Students should be ineligible for loans until they complete one semester of college. College
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    by dhimes 6y ago

    ^^ whoops make that(too late to edit) -fg white
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    by dhimes 6y ago

    Different colors are great even without Tmux. Even in my simple WSL environment I have aliases to open, say, alias liveTerm='urxvt -bg "#5b0000" -fb white &' -so my production ssh will be red, staging green
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    by dhimes 6y ago

    Having them remote also saves you from the window-update-hell, which annoys me no end. You can save the session and log out. As I said in another post, I was a heavy tmux user until I started using Fluxbox. But tmux definitely had advanta
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    by dhimes 6y ago

    I was a heavy tmux user until I switched to fluxbox- then I almost forgot about tmux. It is nice for saving sessions though.
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    by dhimes 6y ago

    In the video, are you ssh'd into three servers, or are all of the projects local, or some combination?
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    by dhimes 6y ago

    Thank you, repliers. I found this: https://www.leapclixx.com/blog/cpa-vs.-cpc
18. 438.▲
    by dhimes 6y ago

    What's the difference between the Aquisition in CPA and the Click in CPC?
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    by dhimes 6y ago

    My advice is actually that mistake journal: it was the single best thing I ever did for a math class. Figure out what mistakes are actually happening and develop a system or habit to avoid that actual mistake. I've never heard of thi
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    by dhimes 6y ago

    What I love about linux is that we have the option of doing this. My main machine in my office is from 2009- 4GB RAM, linux mint and fluxbox. It's time to upgrade as I've gotten away a bit from slinging 1s and 0s but damn- still
21. 441.▲
    by dhimes 7y ago

    The difference is astounding in virtualbox. Ubuntu Gnome is nearly unusable- mint works pretty well. Using i3 for Ubuntu helps quite a bit.
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    by dhimes 7y ago

    To flag, I think you can click the "X hours ago" - that's actually a link, and flagging will be an option if you look carefully. I know they were experimenting a long time ago (apparently still are) with making upvote counts
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    by dhimes 7y ago

    Killing and failing to rescue are kind of the same thing here. Those big corporations should have been prevented first- and then let them sue later. Now it's the other way around. And you should definitely blame scumbags like Rubio.
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    by dhimes 7y ago

    I don't see numbers- one of us is the "control" ...
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    by dhimes 7y ago

    Maybe a veterinarian's customer database? They would have to distinguish pet names from humans, but keep a record of all.
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    by dhimes 7y ago

    While it was an interesting point, it doesn't seem completely applicable here. Presumably the classifications include context. "A shirt with no stripes" should be distinguishable from "a stripes with no shirt" in
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    by dhimes 7y ago

    I agree. Kind of like Pascal's Wager[1], but for terrorist attacks. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascal%27s_wager
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    by dhimes 7y ago

    But it may build the desire to want to pet a real goat, and I bet that would be a win for them.
29. 449.▲
    by dhimes 7y ago

    In the US the phrase "tongue-in-cheek" means "kidding."
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    by dhimes 7y ago

    awesome!