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by edaemon 7y ago
Another example: unify all the separate "rule" types. There's page rules, firewall rules, IP access rules, user agent rules, etc. It can get unwieldy.
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by edaemon 7y ago
https://valence.net/ works, but it looks like HTTP gets the default nginx page.
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by edaemon 7y ago
MH17 was shot down by a Buk missile system, which is a less sophisticated medium-range system.
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by edaemon 8y ago
There's absolutely a high season for tourists. That's what I was referring to when I said it's not that difficult to avoid the crowds; all we did was go during the off-season.
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by edaemon 8y ago
I'm in Venice right now and while there are many tourists (this city survives entirely on tourism) it's far from overwhelmed. We haven't waited in any lines in Italy as a whole -- the only real line we encountered was at the
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by edaemon 8y ago
That's true. I mostly meant that it isn't a new development, it's been in the news before.
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by edaemon 8y ago
I didn't know much about his voting record, so I searched a bit and found this: https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2018/12/21/18150359/... That indicates O'Rourke votes slightly conse
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by edaemon 8y ago
That will certainly be brought up in the campaign, but it was brought up in his House races and the Senate race and didn't seem to have much of an impact.
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by edaemon 8y ago
That may be due to local laws. In the places I've lived (MN and OR) no grocery stores are allowed to carry liquor.
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by edaemon 8y ago
They were made in conjunction with each other, but the blog posts contain a bit more information. I find the videos to be a bit easier to consume, though, and if I want to know more I follow the blog link in the video description.
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by edaemon 8y ago
The BicycleDutch YouTube channel is great: https://www.youtube.com/user/markenlei He covers lots of bicycle-oriented infrastructure projects and history throughout the Netherlands.
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by edaemon 8y ago
Yes, it was ostensibly about privacy but the actual compliance requirements align with jurisdiction and access rather than privacy.
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by edaemon 8y ago
Their jobsite and contractor saws are expensive, but the cabinet saws are priced pretty similarly to other high quality cabinet saws (and SawStops are high quality).
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by edaemon 8y ago
I've chosen CircleCI over Travis for some projects because CircleCI is free for private repositories (to an extent). Travis is only free for open source, and is slightly more expensive for similar resources. Of course that doesn't
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by edaemon 8y ago
He did write "Why Apple Is the Future of Capitalism" in August 2018, which seems pretty relevant: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/06/opinion/apple-trillion-ma... Here's his list of publica
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by edaemon 8y ago
They're closing a few downtown stops that saw low usage to speed things up, but it will still be sluggish. I think the only real solution would be to move the Red/Blue lines to the transit mall and put all the downtown track under
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by edaemon 8y ago
Ottawa managed this by building a massive BRT system with its own roads and off grade bypasses, as well as dedicated lanes in the downtown area. They're beginning to implement light rail [1], which is fairly simple for them as they can
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by edaemon 8y ago
There are periods where you don't want the cold air to move into the refrigerator. Direct exchange allows the cold air to move around at all times -- regular refrigerators just turn a fan on and off, but some heat is always exchanged t
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by edaemon 8y ago
Regular refrigerators use the same principle, albeit with a mechanism much simpler than a heat pump. They have holes between the freezer and refrigerator compartments and use a fan to push cold air from the freezer to the refrigerator. A he
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by edaemon 8y ago
They're also incidentally available DRM-free for a few dollars in the GOG winter sale: https://www.gog.com/game/baldurs_gate_enhanced_edition https://www.gog.com/game/baldurs_gate_2_enhanced_e
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by edaemon 8y ago
For what it's worth the submission title here ("Turning small towns into tech hubs isn't working") doesn't appear in the article. The basic reasoning of the article: ...the high-tech industries powering the economy
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by edaemon 8y ago
Agreed, and those are essentially what I'm advocating for, but the vast majority of bike lanes aren't like that. I live in Portland, the most bike-friendly city in the US, and we have very few of them. I would also say they aren&#
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by edaemon 8y ago
Bike lanes aren't great, nor are they a separate space -- they're in the street.
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by edaemon 8y ago
I think a better, albeit more difficult and expensive solution, would be to implement space for scooters and things like them. In the US we only have two spaces: the sidewalk and the street. Adding a third space for bikes, scooters, and oth
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by edaemon 8y ago
I don't think Cloudflare Load Balancing can do this (yet), but Dyn can: https://dyn.com/active-failover/ The crucial part is CNAME compatibility. Most DNS services I've had experience with can only do failove
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by edaemon 8y ago
Portland, OR, opened the Tilikum Crossing in 2015: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilikum_Crossing It's much bigger than this Cycle Snake but it carries pedestrians, personal vehicles like bikes, public transit, an
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by edaemon 8y ago
Where did you see that it was quarantined? As far as I know their sticky posts can't appear in /r/all anymore and it was excluded from /r/popular.
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by edaemon 8y ago
Sorry, I thought you mistook it for the person talking about /r/politics. I agree that a direct comparison of activity levels isn't all that sensible. I was just surprised that TD has lost nearly 50% of its activity while the
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by edaemon 8y ago
(I think you meant to reply to a different comment.)
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by edaemon 8y ago
It's interesting that it peaked at 1.5m comments/mo in late 2016 and it's shrunk to 820k comments/mo. That's a huge drop. It sort of makes sense, seeing as the election ended, but that activity decrease is far large

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