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by dtparr 6y ago
We were looking at the V600. How quickly can you go through slides with it once you get rolling (e.g. slides/hr)?
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by dtparr 6y ago
I've been in otherwise pretty friendly games where string bets were disallowed. Or at best, the first time it happened (generally by a new player), it was accepted but the table agreed not to allow anymore for anyone.
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by dtparr 6y ago
Unfortunately, Dotrice's recordings of the later books diverge so significantly from the first set that it's almost worse than a different person altogether. Character voices are drastically different, names are pronounced differe
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Nvidia reportedly to acquire ARM Holdings from SoftBank for $40B(arstechnica.com)
134 points by dtparr 6y ago|51 comments
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by dtparr 6y ago
Although the National Park Service officially recommends not pushing down friends when running from a bear, or otherwise using friends as bait or sacrifices. https://m.facebook.com/nationalparkservice/photos/a.7440
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by dtparr 6y ago
Well, from the same developer a few days later: https://twitter.com/FirefoxDevTools/status/13012047173226455...
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by dtparr 6y ago
Well, per this same winner's Wikipedia page, he's won several times since 2015, so it may indeed be that you've discussed it multiple times for separate events.
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by dtparr 6y ago
He got expelled for running a DNS query? Do you mean nmap?
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by dtparr 6y ago
From that story's author, they added it after publication, so the first few dozen commenters wouldn't have seen it. Doesn't change your point for later ones. https://arstechnica.com/science/2011/04&#
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by dtparr 6y ago
So that people read the headline, and then have a vague recollection at some later purchase time that Samsung has longer-term upgrade commitments than most Android OEMs?
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by dtparr 6y ago
OCR of handwriting has come a long way, but it's a lot easier to do a good job when you have a database of every valid address and can bounce your OCR probabilities off that database to fuzzy match your way there.
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by dtparr 6y ago
My recollection is that the FTC did investigate, but that it was decided that the EELV/ULA situation was preferable to maintain assured access to multiple launch vehicles (Delta+Atlas) and stop Boeing and LM from running each other int
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by dtparr 6y ago
Ah, Ignition! quotes are always great. Including test engineers in the list of things ClF3 is hypergolic with gets me every time
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by dtparr 6y ago
It can't. There pihole only sees your DNS requests, not any other traffic, so it can't tell if you pulled 100 KB or 100 GB from that domain you just looked up. It does show you DNS requests counts and such per device, but that&#x2
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by dtparr 6y ago
Per Encyclopedia Britannica[0], 300 miles is the widest, and no part is more than 75 miles from the sea. It's smaller in land mass than 10 US states, coming in just behind Oregon and just ahead of Idaho. 0 - https://www.brit
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by dtparr 7y ago
Yeah, there's actually an old sports betting scam that works similarly. You send out letters to tons of potential gamblers saying something to the effect of 'The <team>'s games are fixed and I've got the inside in
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by dtparr 7y ago
1. In a world where both major parties come together to immediately make him President, I imagine he would be willing to resign his Senate seat. 2. Do you have a citation on Senators being unable to serve as Speaker of the House? It certain
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by dtparr 7y ago
Actually, the Speaker of the House can be anyone the House chooses.
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by dtparr 7y ago
To be clear, I'm not actually saying this is all the fine. I think there are discussions to be had about the obviously worldwide impact. However, the point that I'm making was that "nobody but SpaceX has any say in what ha
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by dtparr 7y ago
Are you unaware of the federal licenses required for these satellites to be deployed, or do you just mean they were granted without taking astronomers' wishes into account? Edit: This is a sincere question. Several comments on this st
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by dtparr 7y ago
Dammit. I read that 3 times before commenting and still missed that point of emphasis. Touché
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by dtparr 7y ago
I believe it's 48 successful landings after the 1st as they kept mentioning today would be the 50th successful core to land. (Which counts each booster separately, including the FH side cores, but you must have been doing that too to
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by dtparr 7y ago
Odd. It appears to show all of TX in central time. I thought the Western tip (El Paso, basically) was Mountain. Edit: fixed now. Quick work for a Friday night!
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The Grey and White Books: Ian McKellen's Blog from Filming LotR (1999-2003)(mckellen.com)
2 points by dtparr 7y ago|0 comments
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by dtparr 7y ago
Cookie Monster was not a Carroll Spinney character. Frank Oz, who also voiced/puppeted Yoda in Star Wars, originated Cookie Monster.
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Google Fiber: All in on a Gig(fiber.google.com)
1 points by dtparr 7y ago|3 comments
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EverQuest lead producer and designer Brad McQuaid has passed away(arstechnica.com)
2 points by dtparr 7y ago|1 comments
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by dtparr 7y ago
Can you point to the last time one landed? May 2017 is what I'm tracking, so a few months before this one launched. There are 2 known X37Bs, but I don't think they've been up at the same time.
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by dtparr 7y ago
Can't tell if you're trolling, so in case you've confused others. http://svdictionary.com/words/10x-engineer
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by dtparr 7y ago
0.0.0.0/8 is now an allowed range https://hub.packtpub.com/linux-kernel-announces-a-patch-to-a...

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