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by edoo 7y ago
I've owned many and there is nothing like a new one. The bearings always seem to wear down or get dirty. They make precision machined metal ones for super enthusiasts but I haven't tried those.
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by edoo 7y ago
Get a gyro exercise ball. They are crazy fun and 5 minutes of use clears up an entire day worth of typing stiffness. They can be used to strengthen any part of the arm including the shoulder.
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by edoo 7y ago
Using mmap with the right flags should let you load and process huge files as well as if they were in ram.
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by edoo 7y ago
You can run GPU accelerated apps in a container. You just need to install the same video driver and expose the x11 socket and card device. The app could still be evil and screen scrape or key log but at least it has no access to your file
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by edoo 7y ago
I'm under the impression him and his group became controlling shareholders of Sears and asset stripped it. That is technically legal but Sears sued him for infringing on the other shareholder's rights during the process. https:
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by edoo 7y ago
I do pretty well at it. My method is to identify all the components of a system and individually assign how many days I think I could do it in if I was really motivated. Then multiply by about 2-3 depending on your experience implementing
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by edoo 7y ago
That reminds me, paypal used to have a one time/subscription CC generator browser plugin way back in the day. It was great. I used it all the time and one day it just disappeared.
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by edoo 7y ago
If there were no patents everyone would be busy working to implement ideas. Innovation would fly and the inequality index would drop like a rock. A lot of the wealth concentrated at megacorps in the form of IP would flow out to any who wo
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by edoo 7y ago
Selling is probably the correct word... as in "They are selling the information like facebook sold user's private messages."
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by edoo 7y ago
I'd frankly be surprised if your request for records doesn't become a juicy data point on the record.
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by edoo 7y ago
As someone who has had to build systems that account for the transient geopolitical complexities of time zones, it is pretty obvious we should all be on UTC.
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by edoo 7y ago
Make a rat city with houses where they can sleep and different buildings they can go to for food and water, but make it so they can only drive to different buildings.
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by edoo 7y ago
They teach that adage in business school too. That when you think you have full control of an organization is when you have the least control.
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by edoo 7y ago
I'd almost prefer to be on http knowing I was insecure than be on https and wrongly believing I was secure.
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by edoo 7y ago
What happens if an agency gets in deep with one of the common trusted authorities shipped with every browser, or is an authority, or just hacked their root keys, or bought access like they did with RSA? It seems like they could man in the
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by edoo 7y ago
Since they instituted the communist economic system that makes it impossible to save capital by draining the purchasing power of the currency at an exponential rate the working class has been on a steep downhill decline. I think it is pret
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by edoo 7y ago
My cat is awesome and cool and wicked smart. Sometimes he isn't interested in hanging out but otherwise he is incredibly friendly. He programs with me at least a couple hours a day sitting with his rear on my lap and his upper body o
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by edoo 7y ago
Capitalism sees most the productivity gains to the workers. I think our experiment has failed and it is time to try capitalism again. Our country hasn't seen it for over 100 years.
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by edoo 7y ago
I distinctly remember the point in my career where I realized shortcuts aren't shortcuts if they increase the overall effort required in a project. Quite often the seemingly slower and more expensive way is the overall fastest and che
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by edoo 7y ago
The $100 bill would obviously be more popular nowadays. For a lot of people on here, since they were kids, the purchasing power of that $100 has fallen to about $50. You have to carry twice as much currency to carry the same amount of pur
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by edoo 7y ago
Patents started out as 7 years and have been extended through lobbying efforts.
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by edoo 7y ago
But there is reasonable doubt of the test. That logic could have you arrested for being the false positive from an algorithm.
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by edoo 7y ago
"They’re often not admissible in court, which is why police have to order follow-up testing from a lab." - whoa so you can be arrested based on evidence that is known to be inadmissible in the first place.
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by edoo 7y ago
Usually the action is a crime and the intent scales the crime. If you accidentally kill someone due to negligence that is manslaughter. If you intended to do it that is murder.
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by edoo 7y ago
My primary calculator in linux is speedcrunch which lets you do adjustable squishing as it is referred to in the article which is pretty nice.
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by edoo 7y ago
I bet this could be extended to mice scale mechs where they learn to (without harm) battle each other in arenas for treats while you stream it on the darkweb and take bets.
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by edoo 7y ago
I bet someone makes a product with this someday https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamir%27s_Secret_Sharing . You could in theory have a digital safe that you yourself can open with one key, and a quorum set of 2 keys that
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by edoo 7y ago
Pollution is the real problem and it really feels like it has been given a back seat to the climate. Those Chinese factories are churning away for the same American corporations that lobby for the CO2 laws.
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by edoo 7y ago
Your passsword should be made up of dictionary words though. If you do the math an 8 word sentence from the 10k most common words (just lowercase) is equivalent to a 16 character password from a full set of 100 characters and far easier to
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by edoo 7y ago
Input looks good I'm going to check that out. I've been using https://sourcefoundry.org/hack/ for a while. I couldn't find anything better at the time for 10pt terminals.

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