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by freiheit 13y ago
Or, if you're on anything approaching a modern system: 1. Tap the power button (one single brief tap) 2. Wait a minute 3. If the system hasn't already shut down or isn't obviously in the process of shutting down or you just g
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by freiheit 13y ago
There are a couple different ZFS ports for linux available. Native and FUSE. There are some linux distributions which include ZFS and can even do a ZFS root fs.
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by freiheit 13y ago
I'm right-handed and mostly use my phone in my left hand. I keep it in my left pocket. It leaves my right (primary) hand free for doing other things. When I need the extra dexterity of using an index finger instead of thumb, I'm a
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Security Risks of Embedded Systems(schneier.com)
3 points by freiheit 13y ago|0 comments
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by freiheit 13y ago
Bruce Schneier did an interesting writeup about a month ago about the fundamental problems behind router (and other embedded device) security: > The problem with this process is that no one entity has any incentive, expertise, or even ab
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by freiheit 13y ago
I sold a pair in good condition for ~$1500 (~$1300 in pocket) on eBay a couple weeks ago.
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by freiheit 13y ago
Because you can use cycling as transportation better than you can jogging. That makes it easier to incorporate into a lifestyle, as opposed to an extra thing you add into your day.
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by freiheit 13y ago
After reading this thread, I dug my old set out of the garage, and I intend to sell them.
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by freiheit 13y ago
Well, aren't they always unhappy about something , anyways?
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by freiheit 13y ago
I'm pretty sure when they say "29 inch" they mean "700c". It's the same bead seat diameter.
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by freiheit 13y ago
The concentrations of alcohol in beer or wine don't kill yeast, though. The yeast go into a sort of hibernation phase and can be roused with the return of a more favorable environment. With much beer and wine making, the alcohol doesn&
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by freiheit 13y ago
Anything that you'll actually do every week and gets your heart rate up. Bonus points if it gets you outside. Walking. Running. Bicycling. Personally, I like biking to work. Integrates the exercise right into my routine and doesn&#x2
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by freiheit 13y ago
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f990ez.pdf is probably what they needed to file. In the case of non-profits, the IRS is providing oversight that the non-profit is actually acting as a non-profit and doing good (ver
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by freiheit 13y ago
No, it's not. When you're a non-profit, you file paperwork with the IRS (a form 990 or 990-EZ) that details your income, expenses, officers of the corporation, highest paid employees/contractors (especially ones receiving ove
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by freiheit 13y ago
Actually, on RHEL, after an upgrade, a conditional restart of the mysql service happens. You can examine those scripts with "rpm -q --scripts mysql-server".
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by freiheit 13y ago
You build a nuclear bunker once. Maybe every 30 to 50 years. The tiny inconveniences of a helmet are daily. It all adds up, and is likely quite a bit more inconvenience over a lifetime.
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by freiheit 13y ago
If you fall to the side at low speeds, you're more likely to land on your shoulder or arm. (knee and hip are likely involved in such a fall, too)
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by freiheit 13y ago
AP classes are intended to let you pass a test that's equivalent to the introductory university class in that subject, not to be equivalent to a degree in that subject. In other words, I'd expect the AP Computer Science class to be roughly
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by freiheit 14y ago
I believe you need to move out of the travel lanes of the public roadway. Pulling onto the shoulder, for instance.
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by freiheit 14y ago
They're made in the same plants.
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by freiheit 14y ago
And mostly that goes to the state highways that cyclists generally can't use, while the county and city streets that cyclists do use are mostly funded by local property and sales taxes.
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by freiheit 14y ago
Hardboiling works best on old eggs, when the membrane between shell and white has started to degrade. Think of hardboiling eggs as a recipe for getting the most out of old food, much like making french toast with stale bread or fried rice w
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by freiheit 14y ago
Salmonella is common with all sorts of reptiles and birds. I'm assuming that it's virtually impossible to isolate chickens from those, so they'd have to keep vaccinating indefinitely.
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by freiheit 14y ago
Since 1980, we've developed vaccines for: - Hepatitis B, - Chicken Pox, - HPV, - Rotavirus, - Hepatitis A, - and Pneumococcal. There's also been a lot of improvements in existing vaccines, regular new Influenza strain
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by freiheit 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floyd_Paxton
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by freiheit 14y ago
Yes, but the tallest trees (California redwood) have shallow root systems (a couple meters). Are there trees commonly over 100 meters counting the roots?
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by freiheit 14y ago
Shoplifting is theft. I think you meant "robbery".
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by freiheit 14y ago
I don't think they believed in crumple zones back then...
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by freiheit 14y ago
Laws for lights on bicycles are generally separate from laws for lights on motorized vehicles. For instance, in California, the law requires 5-9 reflectors and a white headlight, but only disallows a blue light. Any light of any kind other
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by freiheit 14y ago
Or still have a conventional reflector on the spokes...

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