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dsr_
2y ago
Nope, sorry. Not at 8:05am Eastern.
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2y ago
I read books on my phone, and also on a couple of cheap Android tablets -- one hangs out on a stand over my bed, and the other floats around the house. They're all sync'ed by KOreader, which is nice.
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2y ago
The article: "Took on $1.4B in debt ($14k per capita)" The reality: 100,000 citizens, 1.4B: $140K per capita. It did not pass the smell test that there was a city of 1 million people in the US that I had never heard of.
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2y ago
It's doing the creative work badly, which I find particularly interesting. It's recapitulating the best criticism of the original Marxist definition of value: value is not labor added to materials, value is quality improvements to
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2y ago
You can start a software business from your bedroom with no external funding, no qualifications, and build things that people want enough to pay for. But if you try that with radioactive power sources, the Department of Energy will shut you
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2y ago
All pricing is 'enterprise', there are no special small-company or single-person offers. A salesperson will receive your information, research your company and try to figure out the size and whether you are a decision-maker or ass
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2y ago
Adverse events related to the lower extremities includes any reported event -- like blisters, sore feet, twisted ankles -- and other things that you would expect to see increase in a group of people who were encouraged to walk versus a sede
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2y ago
Constipation. Weight loss. Reduced blood sugar. Sometimes paresis (your digestive system stops working, mostly because you aren't eating enough.) All of those are at least sometimes undesirable.
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2y ago
Right, that's the NTSB.
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2y ago
An internal extension on your PBX
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2y ago
I like how the first US number does not have enough digits to be valid.
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2y ago
You could even make your 404 page embed your search, knowledge base and FAQs.
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2y ago
It definitely has a 404 response, though: https://pillser.com/engineering/failure%20mode
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2y ago
"Security theatre" means doing complicated things which are claimed to increase security but don't do that. The classic example is making everyone at US airports take off their shoes, have their shoes x-rayed, and then puttin
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2y ago
Oracle? Oracle is the most expensive at everything. There were consultants specializing in optimizing Oracle bills way before they existed for AWS.
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2y ago
I told Firefox to only use my preferred fonts and everything looks good to me. User-in-control is best.
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2y ago
A popular aircraft type is likely to be built for 20+ years and be flying for 40 or more. The 737 was rolled out in 1967, and the fourth generation is still being built. This is rather like a major chunk of the world's computing infras
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2y ago
I would argue that the quality of conversation drops and flamewars increase because HN is discouraging long-term engagement with an article. Threading, new-only, relevant context displayed systems without point systems but with personal k
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2y ago
That sounds great if you think that humans had access to perfect diets in 1849. I suggest to you that is not reasonable. "For a given chemical, avoid doses known to have a high probability of harm" is, I think, what you actually w
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2y ago
Everything you ingest is a chemical except light and heat.
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2y ago
This one has an (optional?) 2000W sound system to annoy ground crew and make enemies of the neighbors.
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2y ago
This is an Android phone in a laptop case and 2 1080P displays in the glasses.
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2y ago
Excepting a General Resolution or a Policy violation, every accredited Debian Developer can do whatever the heck they feel like in their own packages. This can pose problems. Boccasi steamrollered, but relatively politely.
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2y ago
It solved spam -- but is also the largest source of spam on the planet.
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Run Your Own Mail Server Funded
(mwl.io)
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2y ago
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2y ago
There are things at which capitalism utterly fails to serve society. Education is one of them.
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2y ago
First it was interesting. Then I suspected that it was probably going to funnel everything to Cloudflare. And then I saw their hero quote is from James O'Keefe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_O'Keefe So
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Run Your Own Mail Server – By Michael W Lucas
(kickstarter.com)
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2y ago
How do mailing lists work? What's the difference between a VM set up by a real person to handle their email and a VM set up by a spammer to spam you?
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2y ago
Sure. My primary request is that it not be allowed to show links as anything other than full URLs. My secondary priority is in not loading anything from an external site.
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