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by dunham 11y ago
Take this a little further, and you have "iceburg homes": http://curbed.com/archives/2014/12/11/this-is-what-people-me...
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by dunham 11y ago
I'm mostly just making it up as I go along. It works out fine. :) We did take a few classes, which was good for me. Probably stuff my wife already knew. (How to swaddle, how to change diapers, massage techniques to alleviate pain duri
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by dunham 11y ago
The model defaults to a 4% growth rate in home prices. If you want to assume a 7.5% growth rate, plug it in a few rows down from the down payment. The rent number will go negative, even with a 0% down payment. But you will be assuming that
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by dunham 11y ago
I'm still using a skillet to finish, and then making a pan sauce. (I did a hanger last night, with a morel mushroom/cream sauce, crazy good.) If you want to do the torch thing, you should look into the "searzall" attachm
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by dunham 11y ago
"Anything that fits into a bag." I've got a propane torch, a fire extinguisher, various household cleaning supplies, and about 100 lb of ceramic tile to get rid of. And I have some 3 mil "contractor bags" than can
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by dunham 12y ago
The original TeX fonts are rendered as bitmaps from an outline format that isn't very compatible with PDF (based on pen strokes rather than outlines). Some older toolchains embed these fonts as bitmaps. It doesn't look particular
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by dunham 12y ago
My wife reboots it manually before watching anything, just in case.
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by dunham 12y ago
If you're really desperate: When I last checked, Google Authenticator's keychain entries were not marked "this device only", so they can be extracted from an encrypted backup using something like "iphone-dataprotect
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by dunham 12y ago
Heh, that reminds me of when the "Trillian" IM client advertised "128-bit blowfish" encryption, but used 128-bit DH to negotiate the key (this many years ago).
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by dunham 12y ago
They appear to be using a "wordexp-helper" in Yosemite. I found this in /usr/lib/system/libsystem_c.dylib (and no references to perl). [ $# -gt 0 ] && export IFS="$1";/usr/lib&
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by dunham 12y ago
He's proposing $7 _total_ for the first 15 years. ($1 for the first five, $2 for the next five, and $4 for the final five years.)
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by dunham 12y ago
The Ideas in Food guys later played with freezing individual portions these ramenized noodles (which I've been meaning to try for an easy work lunch, but haven't gotten around to yet). http://blog.ideasinfood.com/i
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by dunham 12y ago
I think the "silently" part is not possible with the current iOS codebase. They could patch that, but it's probably not even necessary since I occasionally have my desktop pop up as a "new device" again. It loses a
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by dunham 12y ago
Upper/lower case is locale language sensitive. One specific example, the uppercase for "i" varies depending on whether you have a Turkish locale or not. String.toLowerCase() in Java has exceptions coded in for the "tr&q
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by dunham 12y ago
Maybe some of these vnc servers were put up after the machines were broken into, as a means of remote access for the attackers.
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by dunham 12y ago
I lost my ROM, but there are copies on the internet. (I pulled all of the chips when I was in middle/high school, intending to build a computer of my own design, but never completed the project, dunno where they ended up.) I also had a
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by dunham 12y ago
Can you add at least one row worth of empty items? They'll spill into an extra row and get stretched, but you won't see them.
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by dunham 12y ago
I remember there used to be a DVI viewer for xterm's tektronix mode. It would render the fonts by drawing a sequence of horizontal lines for runs of pixels.
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by dunham 12y ago
I had an H11 in high school (late 80's), but it was already an antique by then. My wish-I-still-had-it computer is a little known machine called the "Interact", my first computer from my elementary school days: http:/&
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by dunham 12y ago
Per other comments in this thread: Cmd-Up will go to parent. (This also is indicated in the menu item that you just pointed out.) If you don't like using the keyboard: * Right click on the title bar, choose "Customize Toolbar...&q
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by dunham 12y ago
It would be nice if "/" and "~" opened "Go to Folder", like it does in file dialogs.
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by dunham 12y ago
I think the compound resonates with us because it reminds us of both "telephone" and "telegraph" which work remotely and electronically.
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by dunham 12y ago
Vim inherited the keyboard mapping from vi. vi was designed on a QWERTY (American) keyboard, but the particular terminal that the author used had arrows printed on the hjkl keycaps. More information at: http://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by dunham 12y ago
Maybe take a look at pandoc (markdown -> latex or html with equations/tables).
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by dunham 12y ago
If you use a dumb storage like S3 as your backup server, you need to store your keys on the original box I believe this isn't strictly necessary if you use asymmetric cryptography (e.g. curve25519). For a file, generate a temporary
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by dunham 12y ago
OpenCV does detection. I haven't found anything to do recognition, I suspect it's a much harder problem. It's not open source, but in the past I've used picassa to do recognition. You let it run, interact with it to res
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by dunham 12y ago
Interesting - my cookie, collected the day this broke, has the same prefix as the author: "981596494\x00" I'm now getting a different cookie (same physical location) that starts with: "379689122\x00"
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by dunham 12y ago
I used both back in college. I usually used XEmacs for coding and reading mail/usenet and vi for sysadmin stuff. These days I've moved on to IDEs for coding and only break out emacs for editing binaries or large files. It worked
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by dunham 12y ago
If you use fuse, you will have issues. Apple doesn't allow any unsigned kernel modules in Yosemite, and a developer certificate can't sign kernel modules. (You need need to apply to Apple for special permission.) There is a boot
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by dunham 12y ago
For epubs from the same source, epubcfi[1] can be used to point to a passage. It is somewhat resilient to editing, as long as the gross structure of the document remains the same. (Parent tags, file name, ids.) iBooks uses this standard fo

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