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The part of this story I find most interesting are all the people in the reddit threads and old hn threads who call for some test of the validity of her religious claims or that she in some way prove the sincerity of her beliefs. Can you im
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That's a nice comprehensive approach. I'm actually pretty happy with my setup from a data loss prevention perspective. It is just that, as I approach 2 decades of saving digital photos, I question the utility of it. My parents hav
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4y ago
I've been looking into authoring blu rays. Seems to be several promising apps but I haven't tried any yet.
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I used to seriously stress out worrying about the huge amount of family photos I have saved in cloud storage and what it would mean to lose them. I've got a local backup as well of course. Even that has to be upgraded every so often to
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This page is great and anyone who buys a microphone should really have a look at it first. Especially anyone who buys a side address mic[0]. There are so many people on YT who buy one and then position it incorrectly and speak into the wron
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As an engineering leader, I tend to agree that giving Product Managers too much power causes lots of problems. A big one is retaining good engineers. My experience of bad PMs is that they live in the Y side of the XY problem space[0] and be
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I grew up and lived in 3 cities in the US for most of my life. Having a car was a must in all of them. For the last 10 years I have lived in 2 european cities and not needed a car. I love not owning a car. This is made possible by lots of
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For those looking for learning resources, here are some I've found useful: The Advanced Bash Scripting Guide[0] Classic Shell Scripting[1] Google Shell Style Guide[2] Wicked Cool Shell Scripts[3] GNU Bash Manual[4] 0. https:/
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From what I can see, everything you listed applies to most long lived programming languages. I can certainly say the same things about javascript and python. Your last paragraph really highlights it. Why take this approach? When I need to u
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Maybe I'm missing something, but it has always seemed to be that people who complain about shell scripts do not approach shell scripting the way they approach any other programming language. By this I mean that they seem to actively re
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If this is a subject that interests you, I highly recommend the book Where Wizards Stay Up Late[0]. This blog post really just scratches the surface. And if reading about network protocols is your kind of thing, I definitely suggest reading
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4y ago
No, that wouldn't be enough. Our employees can only access the Google Workspace from managed devices and everyone is required to use 2fa. If your account is flagged for a suspicious login, we call you. Unlocking your account only allow
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As a business user of Google Workspace, it is a very different situation. Any one of our Super Admins (we have 3) can quickly unlock an account of any employee that has been locked out. We can also adjust the sensitivity of the auto lockout
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I was surprised to find that there is at least one working Cartrivision system out there[0] and the host of the video says to contact him if you have one you want fixed! 0. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcpouZiZ4UE
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These days, Google search makes me feel old and confused. The default now seems to be to ignore any search term it deems irrelevant. Whatever process is used to drop words from the query almost always drops the most important and significan
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People without a Google account can indeed book. Might want to double check that you are testing the Booking page link and not the link to manage your own booking page.
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If you use Google Workspace you have a booking page built in now: https://support.google.com/google-workspace-individual/answe...
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Google Workspace also have this built in now[0]. I've happily been using it for a while now. 0. https://support.google.com/google-workspace-individual/answe...
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For what you say to be true, it relies on everyone tipping the same amount all the time. The problem is that people do not tip this way. Tipping in the USA has been studied for 25+ years and the results are clear: The amount a given waiter
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That's nonsense. If that were true, not tipping in an American restaurant would give the owner the right to take me to small claims court to recover the missing tip. Do you really think simply stating that "everyone knows" wo
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Simply put, there is no defense of tipping that stands up to rigorous scrutiny. If you think any of the following points are incorrect, please look for a study that reflects this. I'm willing to bet you won't find any. Studies sho
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I'm currently working at a mid-size startup that is undergoing ISO27001 certification. A lot of the complaints we are getting from employees are similar to the contents of this article. Part of my job is training our staff on the new r
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A big challenge in translating "The Bible" is that it is an anthology collected over 100s or 1000s of years in many different and divergent forms. Thus there is no authoritative original version. All available versions were compil
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I had an eMate and it was (and still is - if you replace the battery pack) an exceptional device for taking notes and focused distraction free writing. What makes it great for these tasks is that it wakes from sleep instantly and puts you r
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When I was 16 I locked the keys in my parents old car when I drove it so many times that my father, having grown tired of coming to my rescue, put a spare key on a dog tag chain and told me to wear it around my neck. I continued locking the
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To be honest I didn't think about wine. I haven't used it in a long time. I strongly suspect it would have also worked.
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I think those are good options if you don't mind sending data to Microsoft. edit: typo
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ReactOS helped me in a pinch recently when I needed to run a Windows only app to configure an IoT device. As I don't own any Windows system, it's very nice to have an option other than buying or borrowing a copy of Windows.
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This article seems like the author's personal memories asserted to sound like a comprehensive history. However, as someone online since 1993, with my own domain since 1995, I have different memories. By 1996, we had AOL Hometown, Tripo