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by e40 5mo ago
"Blowing up the world 200 times" isn't what this is about. It's about smaller weapons used in Iran, and being depleted because of it.
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by e40 5mo ago
ups.com is one that really infuriates me. It shows 404s for me on Firefox and works perfectly on Chrome. Kaiser's website works mostly on Firefox. Recently I had to print a "letter" and on Firefox it was blank and printed f
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by e40 5mo ago
I want to thank you. I replaced the two old gen SFP+ modules with a new one and a DAC SFP cable. Both are quite a bit cooler than before.
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by e40 5mo ago
I should have said the "Jane Fonda of today"... everyone does dumb things and I didn't agree with everything she did when young. Recent interviews have shown a lot of maturity.
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by e40 5mo ago
I agree she had a negative impact on nuclear, but I don't think it was just her.
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by e40 5mo ago
It's a great model. We get the benefit of low prices, they get sustaining revenue that allows us to get those low prices.
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by e40 5mo ago
Because some things only work in Chrome. It's a fact. It's terrible. We're the frogs being boiled, over the last decade. People sounded the alarms, but they were looked at like they had tin foil on their heads. Now, it&#x
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by e40 5mo ago
Jane Fonda was his last spouse. I hope he left it to her. She's a very cool lady with a great head on her shoulders. A recent interview (The Interview, NYT) is worth listening to. She talked very positive about Ted in this intervie
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by e40 5mo ago
> When called out, he would result to personal attacks. Oh, that's bad. Sounds like a terribly toxic environment.
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by e40 5mo ago
So pne step towards the Neuromancer universe.
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by e40 5mo ago
Speaking of that, sometimes I touch the card I want and it doesn't select it. I go through this dance of touch, wait, touch, wait, repeat. Insane.
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by e40 5mo ago
Thanks for the answer. I understand now.
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by e40 5mo ago
Our main repo has git history back to 1985. RCS to CVS to git. Each step was lossless. I don’t remember the exact tool, but the CVS to git step was a fantastic Ruby program. It was incremental and each night I had a cron job that would upd
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by e40 5mo ago
I remember when port knocking was discussed here on HN many years ago it was shit upon because people said security through obscurity is bad. What really frustrated me, at the time and still (when people shit on it), is that it's not
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by e40 5mo ago
The "new gen" link you says > Built-in Newest Marvell chip, Max. Power Consumption 1.65W Is that wrong? Also, I'm using this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B3F5DSXJ?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_... which says
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by e40 5mo ago
Why would this be preferred over the Tailscale macOS app? What are the advantages of this method? Thanks.
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by e40 5mo ago
I have used 1pw since fleeing lastpass many years ago. It seems to be just what you want, functional and boring. I never had issues with the version 7 to 8 upgrade, that pissed off so many people.
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by e40 5mo ago
Freakonomics did a pod about this, titled “how to get away with murder”.
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by e40 5mo ago
I got 3 calls purportedly from hubspot in the last week, from 3 different caller ids. It wasn’t a robocall, the same voice. I just hung up the first two times and the third asked him to stop calling. Incredible. I only answered the calls be
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by e40 6mo ago
I have used cygwin for 30 years and never had any dll hell issues, because all the programs came from the cygwin installer. Never once needed something outside it.
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by e40 6mo ago
If you're taking a lot of pills, which ill people often do (e.g., cancer patients), it's easy to forget. Also, people with memory issues...
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by e40 6mo ago
Really nice you found a workaround. I am constantly trying different ways to alleviate my pain without drugs.
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by e40 6mo ago
Agreed!! Here’s my trick: take 1g and set an alarm for +6 hours. If I don’t need it, fine. If I do, repeat.
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by e40 6mo ago
Spine issues are the single thing that pish me to ibuprofen or naproxen over acetaminophen. The latter does nothing for my issues.
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by e40 6mo ago
As others have said before, I used Magit in emacs and thay already feels like a superpower compared to git alone.
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by e40 6mo ago
I've worked for 40+ years with a hardware guy and he's great at software, for one reason: attention to detail. In hardware, you have to test, test and test. There's no "fixed it later with a patch" (for the most p
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by e40 6mo ago
Evolutionarily this makes sense. Lower testosterone means less carousing, and better fatherhood.
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by e40 6mo ago
Or how carelessly loud teenagers are! Oy!
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by e40 6mo ago
Disappointing that there was not a single picture in the post. And, wow, it’s long!
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by e40 6mo ago
Loved him on Fringe. The economics of movies, tv etc are changing. If the Warner Bros purchase goes through it will only get worse. The debt load the acquiring company will have will increase pressure on actor paydays. And let’s not forget

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