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esaym
9y ago
Weird, because here are the browser stats from my personal blog page http://imgur.com/a/1COo4 Edit: Err correction, looks like 3,294 of those FF hits are from a bot trying to break into my fake wp-login.php page with a
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esaym
9y ago
Sweet video. Now I want one...
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esaym
9y ago
Hope he makes it but doesn't sound like it will be very fun. I enjoyed watching a documentary ( "Maidentrip" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2555268 ) about a young girl that sailed around the world just for
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esaym
10y ago
Here you go: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_3_20?url=search-alia... Just click the book, then under "Share" click the email button, and you'll see..........
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esaym
10y ago
a.co is amazon's in house url shortener....freaking seriously man....
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esaym
10y ago
And a slightly updated physical version as well http://a.co/gI4K8oe
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esaym
10y ago
Previous aircraft mechanic here. Everything on a plane has a serial number except for the most basic commodity parts. For all I know, that could be the toilet paper holder.
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esaym
10y ago
I'd think not using the ISP's DNS server would be a good start. Either find one somewhere else or run your own.
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esaym
10y ago
>> ISP companies also contended that the FCC rules have placed them at a disadvantage with other non-ISP Internet companies that also collect user data, like Netflix or Facebook. I think there is always a flip side and I think this is
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esaym
10y ago
This crap is confusing!
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esaym
10y ago
With bundles on github, vim can be a full blown IDE. My vimrc: http://tinyurl.com/mzo7d6l And a shot: http://tinyurl.com/kjldwy5
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esaym
10y ago
No, I die. <- period
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esaym
10y ago
I pay $800 for rent and once my monthly insurance cost got to $800 a month I canceled it and claimed "religious exemption" on my taxes. Including deductibles, I would have paid over $12000 a year. Plus my wife used a birth center
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esaym
10y ago
On a serious note, in the early 60's, his yearly wage was less than $3500 a year. And even with 4 kids, he bought a brand new house, and two cars. Later he bought a gas station down the street. He sold that a few years later[0] and bou
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esaym
10y ago
None of these "agencies" were around when my grandparents were in prime age and they did fine. /thread
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esaym
10y ago
Please remember that threads are not the only way. If you can simply break your function/routine into a smaller piece that is independent, you can easy get by with a fork. (well, unless you are on windows..)
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esaym
10y ago
For the price, I think the best set up is getting what ever ethernet only router that has your needed feature set (or just use a box with linux/shorewall), and then for wifi, running cat5 with POE to some Mikrotik wAP access points.
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esaym
10y ago
I had the same issue with a $300 netgear prosafe AP. When certain 802.11ac clients would connect (mostly cell phones), it would randomly get periods of of complete grid lock in the wlan. All clients would have good signal strength but they
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esaym
10y ago
Not really... Plenty of people were unhappy with Obama. People voted for him thinking that they were going to get entitlements and other "free" stuff. And those people are generally not happy with the only thing happening is they
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esaym
10y ago
<insert conspiracy theory about hepatitis vaccine causing AIDS in monkeys that where then released back into the wild in Africa>
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esaym
10y ago
Whether to optimize or not is still no excuse to write poor code or to put no thought in your code at all. I deal with both ends of this all the time :(
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esaym
10y ago
I would say the same thing. Do you think you will really convince a climate denier with this data that you copied off of the Internet that, was copied from a gov server, on to another server and then torrented and copied to another server a
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San Antonio: Google Fiber on Hold
(tpr.org)
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esaym
10y ago
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esaym
10y ago
Here I sit broken hearted....
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Git commit -a -m $(curl -L http://whatthecommit.com/index.txt )
(whatthecommit.com)
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esaym
10y ago
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esaym
10y ago
I got a 520 with quad core i7. I had to swap the motherboard with integrated nvidia for the normal non nvidia motherboard to get dual monitor support under linux. But other than that, I got quad core and 16gb of ram. I think this will last
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esaym
10y ago
I see. And is this "management server" the "java" thing everyone keeps referring to? (and complaining about)
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esaym
10y ago
The periodic beacon has all that info. In this[0] example you'll see the "Transmit Beamforming" field has a hex value of all zeros. Which either means unsupported or it is completely implicit. [0] https://mrncciew.
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esaym
10y ago
Most netgear prosafe products have a wifi bridge mode (a few variants of it actually) Just search for "bridge" in one of their user manuals and see if that is what you need: http://tinyurl.com/j9nwuqs
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esaym
10y ago
Doesn't make it ok. But dang hate to see Tesla on there :(
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