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by euroclydon 7y ago
If they’re too far from land, I guess they’ll drown.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
So this works with 1Password the website? I've been using 1Password for years, and never go to the website? How does this make my life better? Can I unlock 1Password the desktop app with the U2F key?
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An Architectural Masterpiece: Bob Hope House in Palm Springs(latimes.com)
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by euroclydon 7y ago
The graph I found most interesting was: Instead, a member of the Chinese Politburo harangued them for almost an hour, describing the U.S.-China relationship as a “clash of civilizations” and boasting that China’s government-controlled syst
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by euroclydon 7y ago
I've met people, ideologically in the intersection of small government conservatism and Christianity, who believe that healthcare is the responsibility of "The Church" rather than the government. Never mind how the 80,000 - 2
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Churches have a legacy of being the focal point in a community. It's no more surprising that a small town would have that many churches than it is that they would have bars or community centers. Society is changing. Small towns are get
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Small churches have even less accountability, structure and resources than small municipalities, who routinely abuse their criminal justice responsibilities. The Southern Baptist Convention is finally looking to dedicate some of their resou
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by euroclydon 7y ago
I'm sure. I'm not even half way through. I was just trying to come up with a single sentence that would coax some people into subscribing.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
For anyone interested, may I recommend the History or Rome podcast. At over 150 episodes, each running roughly 25 minutes, the listener is taken from the city's founding by Romulus to the end of the empire at the hands of the Germans.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
That incredible!
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by euroclydon 7y ago
org mode is a nice place to write a resume or quick white paper. It’s easy to embed sequence diagrams with plant uml. Then send it to html or pdf, but I’d like to have an export to ms word or google docs for sharing. I know you can copy and
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by euroclydon 7y ago
The more they use the word "throughput" the less I understand it.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
You can just go to a public place and run your own hotspot.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
Does the author know the difference between east and west? Seems a pretty important fact that she mangled in an attempt to disparage the real estate agent, but she’s the one who gets it wrong.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
Is this water really being "held"? For how long? It's pretty tough to sequester water on that scale.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
To be fair, Microsoft is doing a great job with their new docs site, and I can't blame them for wanting to centralize and refine the search ranking toward their new pages. Some still have thin content, but I've been pleasantly sur
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by euroclydon 8y ago
If you used economies of scale to bring down the cost of a wedding, then weddings would be very similar, and it's doubtful that's what the customers want.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
Actually I use org-mode. I could implement what the blog suggests pretty quickly. But... A blog post aimed at bakers... Highlighting Emacs... OK.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
Using emacs with 7 million keyboard shortcuts to accidentally press, and then... lisp!! No thanks. This would be more approachable in an Anaconda notebook.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
I think what most people want to know is whether they could re-write a multi-threaded program that is currently using synchronization primitives (locks, semaphores, mutexes, etc) with actors. Like, show me the producer-consumer pattern usin
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by euroclydon 8y ago
FUJIFILM Medical Systems | Software Security Engineer | Morrisville, NC | Full-Time | Onsite The primary responsibility of the Software Security Engineer is to assist technical leads and developers with design-time cybersecurity efforts inc
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by euroclydon 8y ago
If that's the case (which clearly it is), then limiting immigration is a bad move. Historically, the most powerful nations have been those with a free-wheeling economy and open/liberal attitudes. The U.S. needs to continue to attr
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by euroclydon 8y ago
What? You must be talking about some opt-in sandboxing. What about the millions of sites that load jQuery from a CDN and then use $.ajax() to make requests to their home domain?
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by euroclydon 8y ago
Infinite Jest helped me discover my upper limit for bleakness. Turns out is 500-600 pages. I need someone to admire in a book. It’s a dangerous criteria — usually turns out to be some Pollyanna.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
Having N sources of dry air (the vents) and one or two sources of humidity, scattered over your house, coming in and off all the time is a lot let desirable than a static system linked to your opening and closing of doors plus house leaks.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
> but can't prevent local privilege escalation from non browser clients That is such a different threat model though. A native app has a lot more permissions than a web page. Trying to protect one native app from another is not real
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by euroclydon 8y ago
The browser retains the permission for the app to write the file back later, I believe.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
No, you can just install a self-signed unique cert for each machine.
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by euroclydon 8y ago
You can use the Native Messaging API. Password Managers used to use a localhost listener, but it's less safe than Native Messaging. But if you stick with the HTTP listener, as someone else mentioned, while you're installing your a
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by euroclydon 8y ago
If you could write an executable file, you could make a compiler in browser JS.

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