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flatiron
7y ago
My guess is 385% better than the sun just shining on the water and and evaporating it out in the open
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flatiron
7y ago
Only pc I trust is my Ben Eater 8 bit CPU. Gotta turn that into a router now :)
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flatiron
7y ago
Are we getting yelped?
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flatiron
7y ago
For something like public voting I agree. But it would be a hard sell to get a lot of companies to pay for software development and release the source because their competitors would get it for free.
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flatiron
7y ago
I run a gitlab for around 30 users and that’s around what I use on AWS to send my emails. It’s a bunch. Rarely do I send emails on weekends so it’s like 20 days a month I send emails just for merge requests and stuff.
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flatiron
7y ago
If it’s for work I don’t want to do that. If my pc breaks it’s my job to fix it. If it breaks and I bought it it’s some companies job not mine. For personal PCs absolutely. Not my work pc.
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flatiron
7y ago
Does it do OTR?
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flatiron
7y ago
Hence the invention of alcohol.
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flatiron
7y ago
What about switch and ps4? Are they being dropped? They don’t support direct x 11.
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flatiron
7y ago
Greencitizen. Find sellers that sell broken stuff for parts. Those are the honest people. If everything is perfect on their profile you know it’s not. If there’s a lot of broken stuff for parts the stuff they say works usually works.
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flatiron
7y ago
Nop slide
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flatiron
7y ago
Well remember what happens. Engineers get it working. It’s a success. Now let’s make some money. Happens with every job. I always seem to mosey on step 3 to another job :)
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flatiron
7y ago
If you don’t travel much I always recommend used thinkpads coming off lease on eBay. Higher end models used by business people who probably used them as PowerPoint display devices. They aren’t usually light or fancy, but they are cheap and
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flatiron
7y ago
Epic Games Store.
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flatiron
7y ago
I’m not sure why they went through all that hassle when there is zswap. That’s what I use for low ram devices.
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flatiron
7y ago
Because it’s way better than what we had before. SystemD doesn’t care to be portable so it can expose a ton of nice Linux specifics and it centralizes a ton of stuff that was all over the place previously. I understand people hate it just c
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flatiron
7y ago
Same here. I just use PIA tot torrent. Nobody cares about me. And I like their port forwarding api. Most other providers I need to log in every week or two and reset it up.
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flatiron
7y ago
It was probably 30 miles to school. I’m not sure how someone could get there other than driving. There was no public transit.
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flatiron
7y ago
They said $150-$250k a year for the owner so you would get paid better too.
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flatiron
7y ago
As a married dude with three kids I love the fact I can drop them off at school and wait for the at the bus stop and do all the dad things most dads miss out on. It helps my company is 100% remote so our culture supports it. Honestly they c
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flatiron
7y ago
As someone who commuted to college parking illegally is just something you have to do. I had parking fines I had to pay before receiving my diploma even though I made the grades and such. Parking and universities is a mess.
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flatiron
7y ago
My daughter is about to turn 6 and I think that the hobbit would be too much for her. I too would like to hear what age he started and if they had any resistance at first. My big problem now is the only Barbie book they had at the library
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flatiron
7y ago
i know that when i had a windows machine on my companies network they could just install stuff willy nilly. maybe the attacker could dupe and pretend they are you admin and just do what they wish?
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flatiron
7y ago
my ip. when i would visit their website it would say they don't allow tor. a week or two after i disabled my node they unblocked my ip.
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7y ago
i used to run a tor node but then my bank blocked me because i was a tor node, even though i wasn't an exit node. that alone was too much of a hassle so i stopped doing it. i also work from home now and vpn to work at a really big co
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flatiron
7y ago
Man butplugg that’s rough. Would not want that name in middle / high school.
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flatiron
7y ago
I have it disabled on my server. It’s just a drop down and I set it to “disabled” and that was that.
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flatiron
7y ago
Not that Minecraft runs well or is a marvel of graphical technology but at least it proves you can do FPS 3D with the JVM enough to the the most popular game around.
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flatiron
7y ago
anyone checking diffs would notice that, or working on the file, etc. it wouldn't survive long
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flatiron
7y ago
yeah my thoughts about git are similar. look at the two messages they have an an example: Key is part of a collision! It's a trap!yE'NsbK#ދW]{1gKmCx's/vr|
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