epochwolf

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by epochwolf 11y ago
I use my Kindle Voayge daily. I have no issues with strain on the buttons. I did need to adjust them to the lowest pressure and highest feedback before I was happy with them. As for full justification, I don't really mind it. It's
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by epochwolf 11y ago
I came here to say this. I absolutely love the device and have never been bothered by fully justified text. (My major complaint along that path is books can still override the font settings. Grrr. ) I also wonder if the author knows there i
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by epochwolf 12y ago
I don't clear photos off SD Cards until the files are in my offsite backup.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
Hey Siri, order more tide.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
I already don't question my habits for paper towels or laundry detergent. I buy the same ones every time because it works and it's not worth optimizing the $20 of paper towels or detergent I'll buy every 6 months.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
46°F in the midwest is a no? :P
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by epochwolf 12y ago
It's so iTunes can unlock the device.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
I'm going to have to disagree with you, especially in relation to large frameworks. I spend a lot of time working with medium to large ruby on rails applications. I know them very well and I am pretty good at doing things quickly and c
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by epochwolf 12y ago
Why use a typewriter instead of hand writing then?
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by epochwolf 12y ago
> Google seems to have broken email forwarding Programmer misconfigures SPF record and blames google instead, news at 11.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
ApplePay uses one time transactions. Even if it's intercepted, you can't reuse the information.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
Per the article: If you have a OF/EFI firmware password set on the target Mac OS X, FireWire DMA is off by default.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
This is why we can't have nice things.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
It's actually pretty easy to tell the parameters they take if you look at the url for the route. For: story GET /story/:id(.:format) story#show You get story_path(id) story_path(id, format) story_url
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by epochwolf 12y ago
The routing system and associated view helpers can really get confusing. For example: link_to @story.title, @story You have to know that rails has some automatic routing based on the class of an object. If @story is a Story class,
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by epochwolf 12y ago
The last time was probably 8 years ago, before I had a smart phone. I went winter camping in a relatively remote area with some friends. Edit: I should probably add, I don't see constant internet access as any more of a problem than bo
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by epochwolf 12y ago
I would have upgraded several of my machines to Windows 8 if it wasn't for the price. I already have a bunch of Windows 7 licenses.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
So... how long is this going to last? The article says Holder's leaving his office. When he leaves, what stops the next person from simply reinstating this policy?
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by epochwolf 12y ago
One snag, on Macs capslock works differently. It doesn't invert when you press shift. Shift + A with capslock on will still result in an uppercase A.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
You call the police and they arrest the person. WiFi is short ranged. Not every problem needs a technical solution.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
I've halted production in 14 manufacturing plants before. Ran a query against the wrong server and locked up the entire ERP system for 30 minutes. Accidents happen.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
Nitpick: Crash investigations are done by the NTSB, not the FAA. The NTSB has no authority to enforce its recommendations. That's up to the FAA. The idea behind that is the NTSB is more likely to be impartial.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
I'm pretty sure you can just harvest mouse movement information and train a computer to mimic that.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
Are you talking about this: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/aug/05/bagpipes-new-ha... ?
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by epochwolf 12y ago
This is only an issue when you disable OOM killer. If your OOM killer replacement dies, then you have a problem, and you shouldn't have disabled it in the first place. The kernel isn't going to protect you from turning off critica
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by epochwolf 12y ago
> Combine them with ST2's ability to do a search and place cursors at every found location, and I can get a lot of weird stuff done quickly. Combine this with excel (use \t and \n in sublime for row and column respectively) and you
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by epochwolf 12y ago
It doesn't help that a large number of Windows apps don't handle high DPI well.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
VMWare installs kernel extentions. I'm pretty sure you can blame an app that deliberately messes with the OS internals.
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by epochwolf 12y ago
I think a better way to look at it is a pharmaceutical company is full of people that would obey the ignorant orders of a middle manager in a hierarchy with incorrect safety procedures or obey the orders of a small group of evil managers co
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by epochwolf 12y ago
More people in real life know me by Epoch Wolf than by my real name. It's the name I've chosen for myself. It's also unique. No one else in the world had that name when I first used it 8 years ago. It's my primary identi

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