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by herewulf 4y ago
I'm also using them for Registered Agent for my Utah LLC (mainly wanted to keep my home address private). I've been happy with them.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Zig zags are to prevent enfilading fire (clear field of fire down the length of the trench such that rounds have the opportunity to strike multiple targets). That might have been what you were getting at though.
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by herewulf 4y ago
I'm looking forward to seeing this appear on Savannah with a corresponding mailing list. Or maybe on Sourcehut? Since the author did leave this tidbit on the Code page: > As for Savannah being not entirely modern, well, I like the f
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by herewulf 4y ago
More recent follow up discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34380373 This whole thread was a great read and since I have many times benefitted from finding gems like this on HN through a search engine well after
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by herewulf 4y ago
It was a bit of one of those train wrecks that's impossible to tear one's eyes away from. It had me thinking "wait, Emacs could be better ?" (I've only been using it for a few years). The Emacs is Not Enough post[1
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by herewulf 4y ago
I was thinking the same thing, except I pipe shell script output into dzen2. For bonus points, make the text display the currently clocked-in Emacs org-mode task. Of course, this appears in the emacs mode line, so maybe just style it to mak
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by herewulf 4y ago
Bacula is great software, but yes, fiddly to set up and SCSI tape drives / changers aren't really straightforward either. It will serve you well once all is set up though. I worked for a company using Bacula quite successfully for
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Lab-grown 3D-printed wood(interestingengineering.com)
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by herewulf 4y ago
There was no doubt at least one Ancient Egyptian with the same opinion. So maybe there is a future tourism or archaeological opportunity here?
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by herewulf 4y ago
Quite interesting that New York ranks second smallest and a whopping $420/sqft. The data are quite skewed by the NYC area. We sold our typical Western New York home (~1,700 sqft) in 2016 for about $42/sqft.
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by herewulf 4y ago
- Daily Duplicity / Duplicati backups to local NAS - Local NAS rsyncs[0] encrypted backup files to a friend's NAS off-site - Backup encryption keys carried on my person on my phone - Password manager (pass / gopass) synced be
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by herewulf 4y ago
That is an excellent application of partitions but it's better done with LVM so you can change the partitions' sizes easily. You should be able to install LVM on the whole disk.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Most glove boxes don't have large panes of glass? The sound of a broken window to get in will also motivate a thief to not stick around messing with a glovebox very long. Maybe leave something worth running off with in the center conso
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by herewulf 4y ago
One of my favorite things about modules is the little embedded messages in the files from the author. Sometimes they were about the music, sometimes a shout out to friends in the scene, sometimes very random. Reading them even ~25 years ago
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by herewulf 4y ago
You might want to look into Emacs with evil mode and TRAMP. TRAMP lets you remotely access files on a remote machine as if Emacs were running on that machine with all its IDE bells and whistles. It does require LSP programs and such to be o
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by herewulf 4y ago
No, they will just claim for months that they will automatically migrate your e-mail and then instead of doing that, they'll cut you off from your old account one day and you'll lose all 10 years of mail in it.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Where can I DX Outlook, OneDrive, and Teams for this?!
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by herewulf 4y ago
I stopped reading at "battleships".
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by herewulf 4y ago
What percentage is that versus what is just burned? We need oil for plastics too but the vast majority of it is burned.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is no joke.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Hello, vindarel. Thanks for your reply! I've actually been working through your Common Lisp course on Udemy. Thanks very much for that too! Sadly it has been slow because I have a lack of free time. I have been enjoying a bit of a prog
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by herewulf 4y ago
> There is no built-in package manager for Common Lisp. This was appalling to me coming to CL from languages with a lot of control over dependencies. It's essential that I can pin versions and ensure that I am getting the correct so
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by herewulf 4y ago
What, you didn't MDMP the name (along with all other minutiae) to death?
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by herewulf 4y ago
> earning their place in NATO And what exactly of strategic value does Ukraine have to offer NATO?
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by herewulf 4y ago
It's $16B that could go to something else, even within the US military. I am aware of quite a few things within the US military that have been mysteriously defunded since February/March. And US taxpayers should be upset about the
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by herewulf 4y ago
I've read a ton of clever, whimsical (usually highly critical) reviews. The reviews are full of examples of fine twists on the employment of the English language. That said, I don't pay much attention to them usually. It's pr
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by herewulf 4y ago
Consistency: If it's not on MA then it's usually not something I want to listen to. Too easy.
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by herewulf 4y ago
I had similar thoughts when seeing that it uses Web Assembly to provide plugins. It they rewrite the core functionality with that and add an editor then they've basically reinvented emacs (though with less flexibility because the plugi
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by herewulf 4y ago
I've found the Gentoo wiki very helpful even back when I was running no Gentoo systems.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Being able to buy a perfectly normal foodstuff on a Sunday would be nice.

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