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by grawprog 5y ago
I know it's not science, there's no data or anything. But, i've almost been hit as a pedestrian just under 10 times. Every single time it was by either a Mercedes or BMW sedan. My sister was hit by a BMW sedan driver, her bac
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by grawprog 5y ago
>Bourke Shire Council, in the state’s north-west, killed the dogs to prevent volunteers at a Cobar-based animal shelter from travelling to pick up the animals last week, >A source who is familiar with the arrangement said the shelter
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by grawprog 5y ago
>but this began with gang affiliation lists. An old coworker of mine was on a gang registry because of people he associated with when he was a teenager. He was in his late 20's-early 30's when we worked together. Really nice gu
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by grawprog 5y ago
I have not posted this rant before. You can search every comment i've made on HN I rarely comment on Apple products period because I don't own them. I was genuinely curious. I've learned my lesson. Never question Apple.
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by grawprog 5y ago
Thank you for actually giving a good objective, non emotionally driven response. I appreciate it. I really was curious to hear some perspective on this that wasn't just because I like it. Thank you.
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by grawprog 5y ago
It's this thing you keep saying where endless tweaking is necessary. That is not true as I have stated multiple times. If you feel the need to constantly tweak things when you have the option to and can't help yourself that is pur
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by grawprog 5y ago
Can you provide some details other then just 'because we like it'? That's not really explaining things at all. That's just an emotional defensive response with nothing to back it up.
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by grawprog 5y ago
Gotta be honest, the last mac I ever used ran OS8 I think, maybe 9, it was one of the classic Mac os's either way. I know this is just a UI recreation and not the actual OS but as a long time KDE user, like over a decade, I can't
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by grawprog 5y ago
I've always considered TOS's an abberation of contract law myself. I've had many professional contracts with both private and commercial clients. In none of those cases was I ever allowed to provide a contract where I could j
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by grawprog 5y ago
>attempt to, or assist, authorize or encourage others to circumvent, disable or defeat any of the security features or components that protect, obfuscate or otherwise restrict access to any Content or Google Play. Am I reading this corre
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by grawprog 5y ago
I find D's implementation of pointers not only to be fairly easy and straightforward to understand, but quite powerful and useful. They basically fix most of the problems with C's pointers. https://www.tutorialspoint.co
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by grawprog 5y ago
I apologize for my comment. I posted thoughtlessly while in a bad mood after a rough day. I wasn't trying to start a flame war. I really didn't mean to start such a huge thing. I felt fairly ashamed seeing all the responses it gen
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by grawprog 5y ago
Yeah...I'd say so. They're a bunch of people with lots of money, trying to make more money, that's reality. All this wishy, washy feelings bullshit the world is focused on doesn't really matter when it comes to making mo
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by grawprog 5y ago
I dunno, for a group of people who seem to believe you're worth a ridiculous amount of money per hour, think of what your time is worth. You folks that make a living programming off exceedingly decent wages. You don't break your b
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by grawprog 5y ago
I wasn't implying Shodan did this. Shodan just lets you find things. Google reveals default passwords quite readily though. It's alarming how often they work to login.
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In First Cyberattack, China Targets Israel(haaretz.com)
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by grawprog 5y ago
I'm kind of surprised Facebook's downloads are actually so high. 2 out of the last 3 phones I've bought came with facebook pre-installed and it was not removable. My latest phone came with Facebook pre-installed, but it is re
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by grawprog 5y ago
All I'm going to say about Shodan is... Too many people leave the default password on internet connected devices. Seriously, anything is better than the default password.
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by grawprog 5y ago
Both are in the Vaccinium genus. European blueberries are Vaccinium myrtillus. Red huckleberries are Vaccinium parvifolium. Alaskan blueberries are Vaccinium ovalifolium. Then there's evergreen huckleberries which are Vaccinium ovatum.
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by grawprog 5y ago
>But there isn’t a single commercial huckleberry farm on the continent. >After early colonial settlers failed to bring the berry to Europe, serious efforts to cultivate the plant began in 1906. More than a century later, the stubborn
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by grawprog 5y ago
Yeah making CBD isolate in one's backyard is pretty unfeasible. It requires a distillation column on top of the vaccuum chamber, oven and solvent recirculation equipment required for typical cannabis extracts made in large quantities.
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by grawprog 5y ago
I've got a specimen of one of these preserved in a photoalbum from a school project from 10 years ago or so. There was no idea at the time these were in any way carnivorous. For all our knowledge, there really is so much about all the
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by grawprog 5y ago
I've never applied for YC funding, or any kind of seed funding, I don't know much about the world of startups but >YC evaluators are explicitly biased. There is such a thing as unconscious bias. We know and understand this in t
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by grawprog 5y ago
>This and you can (and should) build roller coasters. Last time I really played minecraft years ago, me an my old roommate would compete to see who could make the most epic ridiculous minecart rollercoaster track. It was pretty fun, we&#
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by grawprog 5y ago
Parallel Space should solve that problem for you. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lbe.parall...
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by grawprog 5y ago
>Probe them and they’ll cart away. “Forest officials in Maharashtra have tried to spy on them, but it was futile,” Dr. Nimbalkar recalls.
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by grawprog 5y ago
I dunno, geologists might. They can be real passionate about their rocks. Trust me, once you get one of them on the subject of glacial errata, good luck getting them to stop before the next glacier comes.
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by grawprog 5y ago
It's name is Chamberlin Rock. It wasn't given the other name, it was called it one time in a journal article in 1920.
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by grawprog 5y ago
Damn, it sounds like you guys need a new place to live. That's just fucked up, no other word for it.
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by grawprog 5y ago
>It was referred to as a derogatory name in a Wisconsin State Journal story in the 1920s >In a statement released Thursday, the university explained, “[r]emoving the rock as a monument in a prominent location prevents further harm to

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