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by elchief 10y ago
Ya, that was in September, right when prices peaked
482.
by elchief 10y ago
No. The reason you have to talk to a sales person is so they can size you up and figure out how much they can charge. It's called price discrimination.
483.
by elchief 10y ago
so is Spolsky still blogging, or is he too busy counting his money?
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by elchief 10y ago
awk one liners: http://www.pement.org/awk/awk1line.txt
485.
by elchief 10y ago
http://web.stanford.edu/class/cs124/kwc-unix-for-poets.pdf is fun and easy. Text analysis with bash
486.
by elchief 10y ago
was 1.3 crashes / million miles. Is now 0.8 crashes / million miles. Tesla's have driven >= 3 billion miles
487.
by elchief 10y ago
I think it's more accidental fires from squatters.
488.
by elchief 10y ago
There's no rational financial calculus going on. It's part of the Pacific Ring Asian hot-money bubble. Same as in Vancouver and Sydney. /r/vancouver has some good investigatory articles $2 trillion left China illegally,
489.
by elchief 10y ago
Uber's plan is monopoly
490.
by elchief 10y ago
A reminder that U2F essentially prevents phishing attacks: http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/71316/how-secure...
491.
by elchief 10y ago
have you considered hosting on geocities?
492.
by elchief 10y ago
Step 1: Uninstall mongo
493.
by elchief 10y ago
have you heard of GNU?
494.
by elchief 10y ago
It sounds like the leap-second thing isn't that big of an issue though...
495.
by elchief 10y ago
what's wrong with OpenNTPD exactly?
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Project COLDFEET(en.wikipedia.org)
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497.
by elchief 10y ago
ya like in football stats, volume is meaningless, show me the rate
498.
by elchief 10y ago
my previous computer was an HP Elitebook with SSD and 32g ram, and it was a piece of crap compared to my 2015 MBP. Hot, loud, super heavy, no battery life, inelegant.
499.
by elchief 10y ago
We did. Except we still use feet for height and pounds for weight, commonly
500.
by elchief 10y ago
ya no one uses mac or BSD
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by elchief 10y ago
Well, if it's real random and it's experimental vs observational, then it depends on how big an error you can tolerate. Counter-intuitive fact: the minimum sample size for a T-test is two...
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by elchief 10y ago
Some things I've realized / hypothesized over the years: I like and am good at biking, swimming, running, and weight lifting because I'm poorly co-ordinated, so bad at other sports (that involve changing direction right/
503.
by elchief 10y ago
Anybody know of issues with taking D3 supplements? I take 1000 IUs per day. I can't drink milk or eat anything with lactose or milk protein, and am a sun-avoiding ginger
504.
by elchief 10y ago
They had a pretty good sale on men's shoes a few months ago so got some new ones. It is dead quiet though, and hard to track down staff, and looks like crap
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by elchief 10y ago
tedu wrote a post about it: http://www.tedunangst.com/flak/post/who-even-calls-link-ntoa
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by elchief 10y ago
The foreigner tax is provincial (applying only to Metro Van). The vacancy tax is municipal, applying to CoV. The city requested special taxing powers from the province for this tax and received it.
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by elchief 10y ago
Ports might be unaudited, but OpenBSD base has lots of useful stuff that many people don't know about. Like OpenBSD's own web server, LDAP server, IPSEC/VPN implementation, time server ... All priv-sep'd, simplified, ple
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by elchief 10y ago
Seeing as NIST recommends PBKDF2 over bcrypt and scrypt should we assume that means NSA can crack PBKDF2 faster / more cheaply?
509.
by elchief 10y ago
If you allow unlimited length, that a DoS attack. Ask the devs at Django
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by elchief 10y ago
SMS 2FA is only as strong a your voicemail password.

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