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by facetube 8y ago
CouchDB. It's rare that a piece of software is bad enough to give its language and runtime a bad name, but it's actually that bad.
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by facetube 8y ago
Yes, you're right, an already-dead company can't die a second time in this highly-hypothethical scenario. They're still dead.
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by facetube 8y ago
We evaluated Lastpass about a year ago and the UI was borderline unusable. Doesn't matter so much for technical teams, but it does in broader use cases.
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by facetube 8y ago
I keep meaning to write some Applescript and/or browser glue for pass(1). Uses GPG, checks into Git, and even has an iOS app.
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by facetube 8y ago
> Maybe they should.
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by facetube 8y ago
Removing the ability to get your own passwords out of your password management utility that you paid for would be corporate suicide.
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by facetube 8y ago
Real place, real thing. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genchi_Genbutsu
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by facetube 8y ago
I do. That actually seemed to add a great deal of absurdity to the situation. Doc was basically like "if it works use it, I have absolutely no problem; this would be one of the dumbest, ineffective, and most expensive way possible to d
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by facetube 8y ago
Yeah, this was a case of being rushed out of an ER after a lumbar puncture (negative). You're apparently supposed to be held as an inpatient for at least a few hours while lying still; I was discharged in 15 minutes. Mine ended up neve
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by facetube 8y ago
Yeah, agree, that's a big miss. Aside: there have to be better user interfaces for attaching dates to articles. Make the date more prominent/visible as it ages or something like that. The color of the date on that page is rgb(170,
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by facetube 8y ago
Twitter consistently pulls an absurdly low bitrate for the first 3-5 seconds of a video regardless of available bandwidth and it is maddening.
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by facetube 8y ago
> Paracetamol is not handling it, they often stop it, or rather, it stops the thing that is causing it to develop. Actually, this is pretty interesting. I'd be really curious if NSAIDs like ibuprofen or naproxen have the same effect
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by facetube 8y ago
That's not what the article said.
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by facetube 8y ago
Why didn't he include gothic-industrial post-punk jam bands?
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by facetube 8y ago
A nonzero number of cluster headache sufferers have actually cracked their teeth from involuntarily clenching down in response to the pain. It's possible OP has a more mild presentation or something, but what was described is pretty da
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by facetube 8y ago
> The symptoms are consistent with cluster headache Out of curiosity, is that a professional medical opinion, or is that yours?
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by facetube 8y ago
Do you actually have a diagnosis of cluster headache from an MD? The reason I ask: the pain from cluster headaches is legendarily terrible. The pain has been described as "remarkably greater" than migraine, and probably _at least_
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by facetube 8y ago
Triptans do not abort my migraines. Hell, I suspect placebo might even outperform them for me. The worst part: you pretty much have to pay a $1000 tax if you present at the ER with a migraine, because they will not believe you. People will
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by facetube 8y ago
No kidding. I have taken intranasal capsaicin to try to stop the pain because a paper on the internet said it might work. It didn't even hurt. I'll repeat that: I snorted the active ingredient in habaneros and pepper spray and did
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by facetube 8y ago
Very sloppy. Actually, just bullshit. Approximately ten minutes before my pain starts, I begin to sneeze uncontrollably and vomit even with a completely empty stomach. This continues throughout the pain, and has lasted in excess of 72 hours
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by facetube 8y ago
I don't think it's the right drug, but I think there's merit to that drug target. I was prescribed a very expensive synthetic CB1 agonist for migraine nausea (nabilone) by my primary care MD, and the effect was instantaneou
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by facetube 8y ago
Do you ever use IV diphenhydramine in the ER when people present with migraine? Last couple times I hit the 48-hour mark and had to go in, I was surprised to get an IV full of Benadryl along with the pain killers.
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by facetube 8y ago
You may find that enduring years of frequent unpredictable debilitating skull pain that lasts for unpredictable amounts of time, causes hours of intense vomiting progressing to dry heaving, and is frequently dismissed by others because the
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by facetube 8y ago
APAP metabolizes to AM404 in vivo, which acts indirectly on the cannabinoid receptor type 1. AM404 is likely responsible for a large amount of the pain relief (and, unsurprisingly, an anticonvulsant effect). I suspect it's tolerance an
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by facetube 8y ago
They actually test for both components of binary explosives in the US TSA. Source: a TSA agent, while he was going through all of my things because I guess I touched a cleaning product with ammonia in it or something.
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by facetube 8y ago
It's 4chan, I promise you
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by facetube 8y ago
Exactly. Telcos recover damages, the products (read: users) who were damaged get nothing.
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by facetube 8y ago
I buy burner phones and SIMs all day every day as test equipment because I develop for mobile equipment. Sue me, assholes.
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by facetube 8y ago
And ethernet and 802.11 receive every frame, whether it's addressed to the equipment or not.
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by facetube 8y ago
Corporate big brother will actually help them put you in jail if it's profitable.

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