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9y ago
What about the lack of diversity of men in elementary teacher positions? Nursing? Where is the big push to bring men into these fields?
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Can you expand on this a little bit? What does it buy you? Is this setup (the linux APU in bridge mode) so that the NTU could get hacked but your internal network would still be secure behind the APU? What protects the APU from getting hac
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9y ago
Interesting. I wonder why there is such a disparity between CEMU (building a Wii U emulator) getting $28k/mo and Nekotekina getting $1.2k/mo (building a PS3 emulator).
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9y ago
Is it a patent violation to emulate x86?
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9y ago
Best version I could find: http://imgur.com/a/Kkck7
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9y ago
They removed P2P streaming around 2014[0]. [0] https://techcrunch.com/2014/04/17/spotify-removes-peer-to-pe...
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10y ago
I bought the first edition of this book and I enjoyed a lot. Ivan, can you give those of us with the first edition a summary of the changes?
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10y ago
Whoa, I had never thought of monitoring VBR as an attack vector for recovering audio. Do you have a link discussing this?
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10y ago
I don't realize it. I'm genuinely asking, how are users behind a NAT tracked? Browser fingerprinting?
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10y ago
I would look into using aria2, a CLI download utility. It has a '-c' or '-continue' flag to resume a partial download.
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10y ago
Is his Machine Learning course still relatively up to date? I was considering devoting some time to it, or a course like it soon.
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10y ago
Yea, I just ran into this by mistakenly attempting to 'apt-get install ctop'.
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10y ago
Is Lingua Latina appropriate for self-learners?
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10y ago
For someone who is interested in learning Latin on their own, what is a good resource? The article specifically mentions that Fr. Foster's book is ill-suited to self learners and is more appropriate for a classroom setting.
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10y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. Were you in Rome specifically to enroll in this summer course? How much latin experience did you already have before you started?
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10y ago
Yep, I totally agree. Before I read this thread, I actually tweeted to 1Password to ask if they would be willing to produce some way for me to quickly cross reference the Cloudbleed sites against my 1Password vault. I think Watchtower aler
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10y ago
They talk about this in the article.
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10y ago
A "fast paced" and "dynamic" environment is a huge red flag for me.
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10y ago
I've been reading a sci-fi novel, "Pushing Ice" by Alastair Reynolds, and the "Incident Pit" term is used a lot in it.
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10y ago
When you say "capturable", do you mean that in the sense that factories and their workers would be re-purposed for war?
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10y ago
> Electronically transferring data from a server in a foreign country to Google’s data center in California does not amount to a “seizure” because there is no meaningful interference with the account holder’s possessory interest in the
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10y ago
Su opened his talk with the story of Christopher, an inmate serving a long sentence for armed robbery who had begun to teach himself math from textbooks he had ordered. After seven years in prison, during which he studied algebra, trigonom
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10y ago
I've always found it surprising how easy it is to find yourself in a no-work situation like this at a large corporation, without even trying! Projects will end, people and managers will get shuffled around and suddenly you have no di
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10y ago
That is very interesting, I didn't know there were SSDs with "secure delete." I remember that Apple removed the "Secure Empty Trash" feature in OS X 10.11 because they didn't feel like they could guarantee secu
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10y ago
You should see some videos of Amish woodworking shops. They have every tool that a modern woodworking shop would have: table saw, bandsaw, drill press, rotary sanders, etc. Except they are all air powered. They have all been rigged to run
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10y ago
It was the other way around. AutoIt is older than AHK. My understanding was that a developer wanted to add "hotkey" functionality to AutoIt and this didn't garner much interest from the AutoIt folks. So, the developer then
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This looks like an interesting project. I was really big into the AutoIt community back in the day. I think being able to write programs that simulate user input is a great way to learn programming. It is an amazing thing to watch an aut
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10y ago
It depends on the cable. I've never had that dialog using Amazon Basics or Anker cables.
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Yes, I believe so. It was pegging multiple cores.
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I've been having Safari issues since I updated to Sierra. Every once in awhile Safari will peg my CPU at ~250% and brings my computer to a standstill. I took a screenshot of the activity monitor while this was going on[0]. Note that
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