gladiatr72

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by gladiatr72 1y ago
Point taken, but leet speek goes all the way back to pre-internet X.25 chat systems.
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by gladiatr72 1y ago
Nah. Interesting designs do not make up for years of shoddy manufacturing quality.
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by gladiatr72 1y ago
But the visuals... SED sufferers hudling around a dimly glowing aperture during the winter months.. like hobos around a drum fire..
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by gladiatr72 1y ago
What's up with the omega-t font?
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by gladiatr72 1y ago
Deal. However,that means the documentation has to be kept up to date, and your thing's log output has to emit useful information. Sometimes, alas, ya do exactly what the docs state, nothing happens and nothing is reported. It doesn&#x2
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
and get acquired and shutdown. R.I.P. Dark Skies
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
I had a couple issues. Good memories!
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
The officers tasked with.. going through the thief's.. files to recover the stolen asset should get a raise.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Um. No. Most small business owners transport cash to their bank on a daily or weekly basis. It takes 6-7 minutes at a drive-up teller window.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
...the color of television, tuned to a dead channel. Duh! ;)
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
The rebuttal was to the conversation about the purported efficacy of Reading Recovery (or lack thereof) reaching enough of a critical mass that policy makers started paying attention (in 2024) and threatening its publisher's revenue st
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
this: https://features.apmreports.org/sold-a-story/
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
5yo
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
I'm genuinely curious why anyone cares about this.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Yeah. There is an api call that shows the mapping between a region's az names and the static az id's. I wasn't an early adopter but encountered the random az assignment in 2010.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Points,_Manhattan
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
patient: Doctor, I keep hitting myself in the face with this hammer. It hurts like hell and the pain is getting worse. doctor: let me tell you about my new invention. I call it the Mindful Hammer.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
You might be, but not about this.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Critical infrastructure on the public internet is not the most idiotic thing that human beings have ever done. Using lead for water pipes beats it out. Asbestos in cigarette filters is definitely a contender. I think maybe using industria
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
So the back door the FBI supposedly uses is just an internet rumor?
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Open source used to be fun (edit: there was a lot less at stake) You did it because you enjoyed the challenge and the once-in-a-while nerd props you'd get from a mailing list or an irc channel. How many people went into tech because of
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
https://hackaday.com/2019/12/06/visiting-the-facom-128b-1958... I was quite impressed to learn about the 66 year-old computer that is still in use with the Japanese transit system.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
MCI -> Worldcom It worked for them.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
So what I read here is: Please bring me a filemaker pro app to incorporate into out automated systems. There is the equivalent of a cambrian layer's worth of business productivity frameworks. THEY ARE ALL COMING FOR YOU! :D
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
True that. Last time I had to manage a collection of networked printers, most of them did not support IPP but did speak native postscript. They were all on an internal utility network, so I configured cups as a passthrough/discovery fo
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
This is an old tactic used, historically by religious cults to separate potential members from their soon-to-be former lives.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
The US, British and German militaries stopped regularly allocating amphetamines for just that reason by 1941. This is not new research.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
The interview subject almost mentions it, but it might have to do with this drek (in a celebratory piece from 2018) https://www.chronline.com/stor ies/centralia-elementaries-look-to-new-curriculum-to-improve-literacy,1
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Excellent story. My only criticism would be that the medical school attrition numbers could have been quoted to further land the significance of Dr Toh's perseverance.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Interesting article, but it, perhaps unconsciously, drips with irony as most of the supportive statements are sourced from the field of psychiatry.

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