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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Just get yourself a pair of these DuckDuckGo Paso Robles and enjoy the view. https://knockaround.com/products/duckduckgo-paso-robles
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
I agree about that landscape. The state is not as flat as people think it is either. Very scenic. I worked the southwest corner of the state years ago and always loved topping a local high spot. We were surveying and out there we could set
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Nice find! I was dinking around GEarth looking at routes and never thought to look for stuff like this.
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
If you flip the map view to display the CyclOSM overlay you can see that the new path follows the ridgeline from Mount Baden-Powell to Ross Mountain. In the linked article when the final map is displayed I was looking at the drainage to hel
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
This is great! I love to meander thru data like this trying to understand what I am looking at. I found a couple of things that are probably processing artifacts from the spectral filtering and selection of colors. One of them is a bright b
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GitHub Account Breach Fuels Shai-Hulud NPM Supply Chain Attack(esecurityplanet.com)
3 points by doodlebugging 2mo ago|1 comments
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
I was checking one of my cybersecurity online rags and found this. I could not find any mention of it already having been posted here so I decided to submit. Shai-hulud again. Compromised one maintainer's account (keyv). Looks serious.
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Yeah. All they needed back then was a healthy dose of some of those new chemical fertilizer/herbicides to broadcast onto their monoculture non-native grass lawns. They could look forward to the smell of fresh-cut grass while they enjoy
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Well. This is the day. It looks like this poster from the Vietnam War era may have come to pass. [0] [0] https://www.etsy.com/listing/1266371519/vintage-original-197... Lucky for us.
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
>Asteroids Every time I see this I am taken back to a time when you could walk into a convenience store and drop a quarter into a machine and blast asteroids to smithereens until you made one last mistake and hard to drop another quarter
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Please take a moment to review some of the latest details about the subject. I was in college in the 80's and early 90's and this was already being described as a done deal once the technology matured. The Glomar Explorer event ha
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Thank you for that recommendation! I read a lot and this sounds interesting.
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Sometimes the first opportunity to see something occurs while you are actively destroying the habitat where it lives. Sounds like your friend's work took advantage of the access that deep sea trawlers would have to species unknown to s
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
>I don't think your attitude here is in keeping with the guidelines (or constructive discourse for that matter). I'll make a note of that. Any comment that I make on this site is made in the hopes that there will be discussion
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Your comments show, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that you have never worked for the federal government and likely have never worked in state or local government. >In a bureaucracy where responsibility is diffused and the culture is purely
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
We don't have an Artificial Intelligence yet. It is not intelligent, yet. Here's a quick reality check. Several companies have formed with a goal of creating and AI engine that can think for itself and reason through difficult or
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
I have to admit that I did read all of that even though it felt like something that was written by or with the assistance of an AI. A little repetitious in places, making or trying to make the same point as if it becomes true if you repeat
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
I can hardly wait to see how this shakes out locally. We have had 3 La Ninas in a row that have left us with a rainfall deficit of 23.5" (597 mm) under the 20 year average annual total that I have measured here in NTexas. It's bee
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Kinda reminds one of the evolution of the air war during WWI. Planes were used as observation platforms to gather intelligence about enemy fortifications and activities. They were more mobile than balloons and could gather more timely infor
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
No need to kill the cookie banner. Just change the system so that everyone in every organization who supports cookies and other forms of user tracking and engagement will have every detail of their own existence and their family's exis
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
Over a 5000 year timeline I would hope that we would not lose the technology to carbon date artifacts. Maybe we lose all the context so that archaeologists can't know whether coca-cola or modelo were places, people, gods, or products.
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
I read that article. I don't know why. It was a difficult read. Nearly every sentence has a bold-face phrase. There are no paragraphs, only sentences. It is borderline incoherent and very off-putting. That style article needs to elimin
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by doodlebugging 2mo ago
One man had this vision and has spent most of his life making it happen. It appears to be a durable structure. Maybe it lasts 5000 years or more and when that day comes, their archaeologists analyze all the alignments, the structure, the co
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by doodlebugging 3mo ago
I haven't been hit with it yet. I won't be logging in just to surf subs though. That just isn't going to happen. Sounds like I will finally not be a redditor.
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by doodlebugging 3mo ago
Well. This will be the end of reddit for me. I rarely log in when I surf those subs. If someone needs help and I know the answer then I will log in, otherwise I just bounce around. I'm not changing that. If a login is required on old r
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by doodlebugging 3mo ago
Oh boy. I guess my time is coming too. Pretty funny. I've been cutting way back on my engagement across the board. Luckily I have real hobbies and can spend time doing productive things. Maybe.
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by doodlebugging 3mo ago
I read the author's post and many of the comments and decided that I was finished with reddit, finally. I have always used old reddit to surf the subs and have never used new reddit. I did my normal morning routine of checking 8-10 sub
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by doodlebugging 3mo ago
He already has precipitation, elevation, and distance from highways. I don't think I saw sunlight or tax rates. I suspect you didn't do much digging into the content before posting since 3/5 of the things you mentioned are al
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by doodlebugging 3mo ago
Your project reminded me of this recent Texas Monthly article about nine-pin bowling alleys [0]. Your upgrades could help them draw in new customers. [0] https://www.texasmonthly.com/being-texan/ninepin-bowling-end... I
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by doodlebugging 3mo ago
Keep up the good work!

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