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10y ago
For me the most useful part of StackOverflow is exactly the cut and dry answers for quickly doing X with technology Y. When designing and implementing complex systems, this allows me to cut down the time it takes to remember certain things
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It seems like the piece actually takes away some of the responsibility of the person. If your resting metabolism burns 400 calories per day less, you can eat exactly the same as someone else and slowly gain a lot of weight. I really don
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10y ago
This is a truly horrifying piece of information. It basically amounts to that going on a diet will make it harder to stay at the weight you had before your diet.
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10y ago
Easy access to cheap calories.
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10y ago
I'd say that maximizing is more general then having a custom sized window. There are only so many resolutions in use (and I would guess 50%+ is either hd, full hd or qhd). Resizing your windows yield nearly unlimited options for browse
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NLNOG ring: mutually shared Shell Access across the globe
(ring.nlnog.net)
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11y ago
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11y ago
One of the most difficult parts is both the desire (and possibly need) to gather more DNA from a pool as large as possible, with the option for re-contact for further investigation while also keeping that data safe and anonymous to prevent
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11y ago
War has never been cleaner then it is today, civilian casualties are down to levels never seen before. While torture (and all other cruel punishments) have been common for many years, today it just isn't acceptable for many people anym
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11y ago
I've looked at the prices between 1980 and 2010, seemed to be getting about 1000 times cheaper every 10 years. And SSD pricing has gone down about 40% every year the last 4 years. Which would come to a price reduction of less, but some
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11y ago
Tt will take quite a while, 1TB aught to be enough for everyone. Kidding aside, you can assume that in 10 years storage will be about 1000 times cheaper then it is now, so 3PB of storage would be around the cost of 3TB drive today, around 1
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11y ago
I have third gen X1 Carbon and I love it, I run openSuSE leap on it and I have never been more satisfied with a linux distro on a laptop.
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11y ago
But you really don't want to use those when working with databases, the performance loss is severe.
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11y ago
I often dabble in other languages but in the end always return to python (3). What it offers for me truly is the batteries included and easy, memorable and predictable syntax. (Probably due to experience). Sure, Go is easier to deploy, Erla
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11y ago
The local client app is needed to verify that you actually own the domain. 3 month certs are actually more secure since there is shorter amount of time in which they can be stolen & used. The goal of letsencrypt is to make re-issuing c
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11y ago
It's from the linked page.
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11y ago
Current rotation for me is: 1 out of 3 weeks from 7 am till 12 midnight as a systems administrator. Our SLA to customers is non-existent, so on-call duties are best-effort (if you are in the shower and it takes 30 minutes to respond, no rea
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11y ago
They could also be auto completed, it's not that hard, but it would be slow unless you cache it to some degree.
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11y ago
Confirmation of existing discoveries perhaps?
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11y ago
If you don't need speed, you could just use a few powered USB hubs and connect all your external disks to a raspberry pi (or perhaps something a bit faster like a minnowboard max).
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11y ago
Why aren't you using telegraf? (just curious, I've tried both collectd and telegraf and telegraf has been much easier to setup and control imho)
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11y ago
This really does sound awesome, I think I've played nearly every Pokemon title released for the gameboy, gbc, gba and nds. (after that I grew up a bit). And I always missed a pokemon like title on my Android phone, if this game is the
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11y ago
Have you read the source of connectbot? Have you compiled the version you are using yourself? If not, the version of connectbot on the play store is no different then JuiceSSH.
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11y ago
You can use the youtube app on your phone, or the browser on your laptop, or the youtube app on your tv. So it isn't content that can only be consumed in the app on your phone.
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11y ago
And even better SSH / MOSH clients for Android [1] [1]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sonelli.ju...
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11y ago
Why not just use ssh?
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11y ago
Apparently, diagnoses of autism has become much more valuable for parents. (at least in the Netherlands). If you don't have a the label autism, you'll have to pay for everything yourself, but with a diagnosis the (local) governmen
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11y ago
But as long as new devices are coming out with micro usb the usb c cables won't become as common as micro usb cables.
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I can tell from experience that dogs also look at humans to get something they want that is not food. When my 5 month old labrador rolls her ball under the couch (again), she tries for 5 seconds to get it herself, after that, she starts sta
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11y ago
I guess their servers need to be payed as well..
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11y ago
Ship it on an usb drive. (use encryption)
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