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961.
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esaym
11y ago
I don't know why anyone would want to write in print, I can't stand it.
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esaym
11y ago
I didn't even know OpenWRT could work on a DSL modem? I wonder what it would take to get it working on the new ATT IPDSLAM based DSL network?
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esaym
11y ago
Personally, I'd rather just fix the problem :) :~$ uname -r && uptime 3.2.0-4-amd64 01:33:09 up 461 days, 3:50, 13 users,
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esaym
11y ago
I've enjoyed digging out older recipes from the 1700's and 1800's from "The Whole Duty of a Woman": https://archive.org/details/wholedutyawoman00unkngoog Everything from main courses, soups, si
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esaym
11y ago
So now that it is down and will go up to $120 again soon, how do I invest in it?
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esaym
11y ago
Thank you, this was a good read. I really needed it right now.
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esaym
11y ago
Sounds cool, easy, and cheap. Not sure what I would do with it. Here is a tear down: http://mpetroff.net/2015/05/amazon-dash-button-teardown/ I can't find how long the battery lasts and with only one AAA
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esaym
11y ago
At least for me, since I have a second 3rd party email registered with gmail, if a new device logs in, I will get an email saying there was a new login. 2 factor auth is even better, but a little more of a hassle.
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The Best Overall Database
(dbta.com)
2 points
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esaym
11y ago
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esaym
11y ago
Agreed, the title should be changed. I clicked thinking there was actual factual data here, not a computer program.
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esaym
11y ago
Indeed, I might get another one for my grandma since the ones she has are super heavy. I think the lightweight griswolds might put less strain on her wrists. (not sure why newer CI is so dang thick/heavy)
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esaym
11y ago
I was (am) new to CI, I bought the ringer because it seemed like steel wool would scratch the season off (vs 'the ringer'), but then again, I never tried steel wool, so don't know.
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esaym
11y ago
Iron is a harder metal than 'steel'.
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esaym
11y ago
Yes this is a good read. After reading that last year I bought a griswold #8 from ebay for $50. Stripped it with lye oven cleaner over a few days, and then seasoned it like above. I stopped 'washing' the pan with soap as I found c
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esaym
11y ago
Before I went to school for CS, I was actually an aircraft mechanic. I personally worked on this plane at the L3 center in Waco, TX. And now for the rest of the story: From what I recall, the plans for an air-born telescope were conceived a
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esaym
11y ago
I trust GPL code only.
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esaym
11y ago
Man this is sweet, totally thought about buying one. I'd run my own roasted coffee through it though.
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esaym
11y ago
Cool app. I've never really been able to listen to anything while working though. If it is too noisy, I'll put in a set of good ear plugs. I'd be more interested in how they are generating the rain and other sounds, I couldn&
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esaym
11y ago
If anyone cares there was a recorded Larry Wall Q&A session at YAPC a month ago: https://youtu.be/PK9UnAmrxsA?t=12m40s
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esaym
11y ago
I used to have trouble reading the Perl5 code I would write a few weeks later. But these were small scripts I'd write and a month or two would go by before I'd right another one. The issue was I didn't fully know the language
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esaym
11y ago
My only run-in with Charlie was at YAPC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPQLKTcJ26s
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esaym
11y ago
There really isn't an algorithm that can make algorithms, so no.
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esaym
11y ago
And he is a Perl lover! Sweet!
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esaym
11y ago
You can at least make a raid 4 simulator in SQL: (from http://www.baarf.com/ ) http://www.miracleas.com/BAARF/raid.zip
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esaym
11y ago
I tried this with bitcoins and that didn't work out so well. All your math formulas can be pointing up, but you never know what the human element will do...
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esaym
11y ago
"....thanks to a vibrant community of users and developers."
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Perl-5.22.0 is now available
(nntp.perl.org)
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esaym
11y ago
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esaym
11y ago
haha, good point. Guess he is waiting for someone else to lead the way.
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esaym
12y ago
Indeed, I didn't think it could be so simple either. Figured "what the hey" and thought about writing one in perl, but a few already beat me to it looks like: https://metacpan.org/pod/Games::NES::Emulator
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esaym
12y ago
I wasted most of my youth sitting in front of the TV, I don't want that to happen to my own children. I'd rather them do something more constructive with their time.
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