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by fl0wenol 11y ago
I microwave my water for coffee and tea in a glass french press container which has had enough use that it doesn't let the water superheat... this is important to prevent aftertaste (superheated water burns the tea).
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
It used to be hard to discredit someone or their ideas; you had to have resources to make an idea seem grass roots or fund agent provacteurs. Now we have trolling, sock puppetry, link echo chambers, and other mechanisms that attack our tend
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
If you would have gotten the Latitude 14 7000 instead of the XPS, then you get the Intel wireless + BT out of the box which always seems to just work. It also has an option for an insane 10-hour battery; the default is like 6. Unfortunately
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
Since the article doesn't even attempt to answer the question, instead getting lost in a meandering, Randian path of complaint about cronyism and the government... let's give it a shot. 1) Millenials aren't idiots and don&#x2
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
While it is pretty freaky, I think the point of Shodan scanning IPV6 devices that use the default pool is to detect linux-based IoTs that use the default NTP settings, which is kind of the reason why Shodan exists. It is unlikely that Shoda
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Some tobacco smells or tastes really good when smoked.
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>Is it all just a sham? Yes. There's hardly anything* local to a client worth paying money for that will make you more secure. *--> hedging for a miraculous product I just don't know about
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
> We can and should, however, discuss the more immediate related dangers of our real-world machine learning, such as self-reinforcing bias. Quoting to emphasize. It is one thing to acknowledge that there is a non-zero probability that an
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
Do the web clients you've tried or N1 speak LDAP and support S/MIME with a local smart card reader?
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If you asked me 20 years ago when this article was written, and the practice less commonplace, I'd have been more optimistic and open minded about it. And I agree that contract disagreements between parties can be more easily settled t
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
I followed this article until it got to arbitration as a suggestion for the evolution for dispute resolution between private parties.
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
I find it strange to live in an internet future where there is a canternet and a ponychat and both have more active users than say... 2600net.
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
This is exciting news. Greenplum's is one of the few instances of a Postgres-based MPP that I've had good experiences with. The experiences and tuning in the query plan re-writer for MPP might be helpful in rolling in parallel ope
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
I find it exciting to see that traffic engineers on both sides of the pond are working with a much richer palette, possibly enabled by public sentiment that has softened on the idea of how intersections "should" be done. At grade,
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
I admire that at announcement time they already have a neat name and mascot that distinguishes this project and makes it more memorable. But I fear it might be a little close to an existing open source project also using a little lemur dud
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
The list tracks well with the relative number of instances of cosplay or t-shirts worn SDCC. (With gaps since "Marvel" isn't going to show up that way on the site) So I'm thinking the math is solid.
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
Whatever it is that is being paid for by participation in ad networks or affiliate programs tracking users... I don't want it. They can just go away or pivot or whatever. I'm sure 95% of it is crap, and if I cared to save the othe
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
And what I can't understand is why _exactly_ is he so viewed? He doesn't seem to be particularly anything-- off-the-cuff witty, insightful, skilled, voice is slightly obnoxious (but not enough to be unintentionally funny). There a
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
Pretty damn good, especially after the turn of the millenium. Hell I'd hire any of the guys now if that was in their resume somewhere, because that was some nifty stuff. Gotta respect those sort of individuals who show real front-to-ba
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
If the why was ever recorded anywhere, it would have been in the comments of the code when it was committed, because it wasn't explained in the documentation or anywhere else other than: "it does this". Either that or a ema
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
Maybe you can make really good vegan dishes, but for myself there is no competition for animal fat for many existing types of cuisine, both in the preparation stage and in the flavor/mouthfeel of the final product. I'd even say th
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
Sometimes the boxes-and-lines metaphor for creative design is what you want... professional video products work like this: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/ca/products/fusion It's like After Effects meets Sim
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
Whenever I think of Dolby anything I think of that noise reduction filter they used for cassette tapes. I think of cassette tape hiss. Or I think of the hot mess that is movie audio standards and home theatre playback. Not things I would wa
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
The bug wasn't just corrupting the data in the file after the weird sequence of API calls. It was corrupting it with data from other files on the disk , which could have been sensitive. Where this was particularly troubling was that a
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
Using this tool made me realize something; I don't move my fingers from the home row in a traditional way anymore. Depending on the words I'm typing in typical English text, I have a tendency to use different fingers (and even dif
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It uses a lot of words with 'q' and 's' it seems when it introduces it, and these are typed with your pinky and ring fingers, which are the weakest fingers on what is probably your non-dominant hand.
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And I'd buy you the next round! Dealing with mixed OS environments... it keeps you busy.
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
Oh yes, I almost forgot about MinTTY! A more focused, no-networking kind of PuTTY. Reads your settings from your "home directory" on windows, very handy. People don't like writing terminal emulators. I don't blame them!!
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
It's actually including a subset of cygwin built with a fork of mingw, which includes the openssh-clients. It's the same as if you installed cygwin and used ssh from that. That being said, when I'm looking for git and friends
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by fl0wenol 11y ago
If you listen closely, when it comes to the show you can hear them pronounce it two different ways; as -stein in the opening segment, and then as -stain on the network bump before commercial. As a kid I'd probably have paid more attent

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