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by eunoia 5y ago
Yes now let’s make it worse. And Facebook branded.
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by eunoia 5y ago
Yeah I believe it was a relatively recent (~ previous 6 months?) update that allowed for the disabling of remote login. Source: I disabled remote login on my UDM Pro. Further, they finally patched the Unify Network (iOS) app a couple mont
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by eunoia 5y ago
Can't edit anymore, so replying. Can anyone tell me why this is apparently not a concern? Genuinely curious especially in light of this article.
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by eunoia 5y ago
Sometimes I wonder how much of the push against remote work from certain large companies comes down to the increased discoverability (in the legal sense) of employee communications over Slack/Teams/etc vs in person...
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by eunoia 5y ago
Ah don't forget the same variation of foolery that comes around if you 180 into a grind. What most people would call a nose grind or 5-0 is inverted if you 180'd into it. > And remember, never carry your board by your truck :)
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by eunoia 5y ago
Somewhere out there Rodney Mullen smiles quietly :)
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by eunoia 5y ago
Essentially the same trick. Best metaphor for “switch” tricks is basically doing something left handed (assuming you’re right handed and have always done the “thing” with your right). It’s the same trick but you essentially have to relearn
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by eunoia 5y ago
I don’t know about mathematical, but I’ve always thought of it as a vertical vs horizontal motion with the front foot used as as kind of rotation axis for an impossible… “I know it when I see it” (maybe)
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by eunoia 5y ago
Upvote for Syntorial. Hands down one of the most effective learning tools I’ve used in any domain.
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by eunoia 5y ago
Yeah to be clear I don’t mean to say a liberal arts education is literally only worth $1.50. I personally place immense value on learning. Just to point out that much like working at a high level in tech, a degree is actually not a hard pre
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by eunoia 5y ago
“You wasted $150,000 on an education you coulda got for $1.50 in late fees at the public library” Of course not everyone is autodidactic so the path is not for everyone, but it is indeed quite possible to acquire this kind of knowledge&#x2F
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by eunoia 6y ago
I personally dislike the hybrid approach because it means everyone still has to remain in the greater Bay Area. Surely there have to be more people like me that enjoy the bigco work but want to live in more human friendly places where we ha
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by eunoia 6y ago
Just want to jump in and show some appreciation for Michener’s historical fictions. The Source is great, and Hawaii is one of my all time favorite books.
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by eunoia 6y ago
Interesting that Yahoo allowed option trading on the underlying security during the lockup period. Is that ordinary?
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by eunoia 6y ago
> They'd tested bringing two pieces of enriched uranium close together in criticality experiments. That experiment killed several people at Los Alamos. I thought the Los Alamos demon core was plutonium?
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by eunoia 6y ago
I like this. It seems like this could also be within the scope of a single fund? The fund would own mineral rights, investors could buy in expecting those rights to appreciate in value over a very long term. I suppose you’d want a few fund
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by eunoia 6y ago
It’s almost as if rage is an overpowering emotion that is unlikely to stay narrowly targeted. Edit: this was unnecessarily flippant. Real lives are being horrifically affected and I truly feel for your community.
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by eunoia 6y ago
I actually agree with everything you’re saying. But the real world demands compromise. There is no ideal authority.
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by eunoia 6y ago
You and I see different problems here. To me, the problem is a platform (and therefore legitimacy) has been granted to someone who abuses that power at every turn. We (those arguing against you) are not empowering Twitter as the new POTUS,
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by eunoia 6y ago
You can still play Skate 1 and 3 on modern Xbox! Holding out hope we’ll get a 4 some day...
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by eunoia 6y ago
> 2 of them are still alive, third died of unrelated causes; I’ve seen a number of different ends (continuations?) posited for these 3 guys. I tried to research and found about as much evidence that they lived happily ever after as they
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by eunoia 6y ago
Call your doctor. Our experience would seem to indicate any PCP can refer you into the system.
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by eunoia 6y ago
Anecdote: My wife and I were tested at Stanford today. There was no line, the process took 5-10 minutes and we never left the car. We were told to expect results in 24 hours. Widespread testing might not be that far off and feedback migh
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by eunoia 7y ago
That is the point. I’m curious what kind of program OP is proposing over just having a JCA.
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by eunoia 7y ago
What about a simple program where only one spouse works but all money is shared. My wife and I effectively get the same paycheck on the same day.
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by eunoia 7y ago
This exists as an iOS feature. Not sure about Android.
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by eunoia 7y ago
Seconded. Apple, Amazon and Google have very different goals for your data. This is just a transport layer. Your privacy from the mother company isn’t impacted by the transport layer, but rather where they put the “brains” of your smart hom
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by eunoia 7y ago
It was a hardware auth chip, not DRM and it hasn’t been required for 2 years now. Software auth went live in iOS 11.3. Apple doesn’t encourage the chip anymore and AFAIK no one uses it (except legacy devices obviously). Software auth rules
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by eunoia 7y ago
The first time I heard of this kind of system it was for black tar heroin distribution in the US from a specific Mexican town that basically franchised the drug trade. [1] Super interesting stuff. Google Xalisco or pick up the book Dreamlan
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by eunoia 7y ago
A little weird I can answer this, but I bought my Volvo through this exact dealership. They have a very space constrained layout especially for inventory display, as their dealership is at the junction of some odd angled non grid streets (n

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