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by every 5y ago
Perhaps a prototype Brasilia...
152.
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I don't know about apps but I access my local NOAA weather[1] daily on the web... [1] https://www.weather.gov/ewx/
153.
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Reminds me of the Soviet Siberian "towns"...
154.
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I find the EFF Privacy Badger to be a nice compromise: https://privacybadger.org/
155.
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Yes, you can make correcting entries but you cannot correct an entry. One must preserve the audit trail. Plain text seems vulnerable to this...
156.
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Lynx itself is a modest fm. It has a host of editing and file/directory commands. The first entry in my lynx menu is ~/
157.
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Here in our corner of Austin we had 100+ hours without electricity and 60+ hours without water followed by multiple days of having to boil it to make it potable. We had zero notion that the grid was that fragile. We also have zero confidenc
158.
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Novell was actually quite efficient and responsive. Everything ran in ring 0, right next to the hardware. Which is also why you never applied any patch other than one from Novell...
159.
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I had a 486 server once. It was Novell NetWare 3.x running a LAN for a small nonprofit. Word Perfect, email, listserv, accounting and web access. Pretty sure I would never have exposed it to HN though (had it existed)...
160.
by every 5y ago
My suggestion has long been a viable, long term colony at the bottom of the Mariana Trench. Far more hospitable than Mars and exceedingly cheaper to get to and resupply. And as bonus, is an equally pointless waste of resources and possibly
161.
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I frequently "info coreutils". I poke around and almost always learn something new or refresh something that had faded. Sort of a playground for me...
162.
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TheOldReader.com was and remains my replacement for Google Reader. I have a paid account as a gesture of support although I use only a tiny fraction of the 500 subscriptions available. Their "add a subscription" utility works quit
163.
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She strikes me as the cute blonde version of Orson Welles in The Third Man...
164.
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Came for the nethack and was not disappointed. Would only add: ssh nethack@hardfought.org...
165.
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Semicolons drown adventurers every day in NetHack and show no signs of decline: https://nethackwiki.com/wiki/ ;
166.
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Not a very representative artwork in the article. One might get a better idea from here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albrecht_D%C3%BCrer
167.
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Ignore strategies and tactics for the future. Employ techniques in the present...
168.
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I don't know. But as you age, the lust factor tends to diminish. The relationship tends to depend on more than the mere carnal. Like being friends and enjoying each others company for instance. Partners in life, as it were...
169.
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Initially, people do not fall in love. Rather, they fall in lust. This is typically short term. Love emerges when there is deep, long term compatibility and commitment. Humor helps as well. This is an anecdotal observation from someone who
170.
by every 5y ago
Units advises there are 118.20896 smoots per furlong..
171.
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If you are aware of your own negativity you may be already halfway or more to a solution...
172.
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I can say from experience that bar and restaurant is quite adaptable for a couple given the odd hours of operation, the flexibility of scheduling and job mobility. We did it together for almost a decade. Not sure I would want to depend on i
173.
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"When he signed the act he was euphoric, but late that very night I found him in a melancholy mood as he lay in bed reading the bulldog edition of the Washington Post with headlines celebrating the day. I asked him what was troubling
174.
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His Book of Imaginary Beings is a favorite: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Imaginary_Beings
175.
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And this is why I do much of my browsing in lynx...
176.
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https://www.npr.org/ https://www.pbs.org/newshour/
177.
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PBS, NPR and local affiliates of both have long been on the web. All you need to do is frequent and support them...
178.
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Uh, winesap please...
179.
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I lived in a co-op decades ago that had something like this. It was an old, single brand soft drink machine. The co-op however stocked it with cheap bottled beer. You had no idea what would appear in the slot when you fed in your coins. And
180.
by every 5y ago
I look for the simplest, least expensive thing that will do an acceptable job with minimal sweat-equity. All of those boxes have to be checked to some degree for consideration...

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