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by hippich 4y ago
From my experience, there is a lot of software that will not build for platform older than 7/2008 due to missing APIs. Visual studio stopped support for xp compilation awhile ago. You still can use clang or such for simple programs tod
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by hippich 4y ago
I wonder how these calculations changed with the rise of production using computers, especially for electronic music, where even a studio is likely not a hard requirement anymore? I am sure also a lot changed with the rise of various stream
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by hippich 4y ago
Afaik, cya also lowers chlorine ability to disinfect. So it is balancing act. And since cya does not break down, one have to be careful to not overdo tablets and such. I switched to liquid chlorine for that reason
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by hippich 4y ago
Check out uopeople.edu. you should be able to transfer most of credits and finish it off in your own time. If nothing else, to not have these stupid questions from hr
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by hippich 4y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by hippich 4y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what motivated you? Were you afraid of law enforcement ever catching up? Was is just pure scene cred it even that did not matter much?
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Periodic Table of Thermoplastics [pdf](pcn.org)
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What is the Clearway Law controversy about?(lawnews.co.uk)
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FYI: LLVM-project repo has exceeded GitHub upload size limit (2022)(discourse.llvm.org)
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Privilege escalation on Android from installed app to system app(github.com)
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First LastPass, now Slack and CircleCI. The hacks go on(arstechnica.com)
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Ida plugin which queries OpenAI's model to speed up reverse-engineering(github.com)
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by hippich 4y ago
Any1 built their own battery-arrays? I am interested in solar in part to avoid blackouts. But for that I will need batteries. And my house being 100% electric, tesla's powerwall quickly becomes expensive. On a first glance, using lead-
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by hippich 4y ago
Didn't know about these. And yes, my wife experienced it herself during traffic stop on one of these checkpoints not far from the border - officer wanted to put her in jail for not having green card on her (she did have driver license,
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by hippich 4y ago
I think you can say the same about green card holders in the USA. Or there is some specifics that specifics between treatment of permanent residents in USA vs Canada?
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by hippich 4y ago
I am pretty sure most young parents are already quite discouraged just from the idea of flying with an infant... And few unimpressed are actually lucky ones whom will not bother you on a plane cos their kid will be sleeping the whole way. R
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by hippich 4y ago
That precisely what we were trying to do. Nope, airline refused to sell. (On the way back plane was half empty, so it was much easier and did not cost a penny :))
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by hippich 4y ago
They can't fly on your private jet unless you invited them. Otherwise it is up to airline. And I bet none of them will take the side "flying with child in first class is unethical"
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by hippich 4y ago
It is not just about luxury treatment - it is simply more space for parent with a baby. Babies have to fly on the same seat as parent. We even tried couple times to buy a seat for <2yo baby, just to have extra storage for the diaper bag,
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Linux kernel module generator for Hidden firewall(github.com)
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by hippich 4y ago
And what warden gains from catching such person? Is there just warden's personal satisfaction in it, or such diligence encouraged by the prison system?
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by hippich 4y ago
Since difficulty recalculation is based on number of blocks, not time, would a scenario be possible where hashing power keeps crashing constantly pushing block difficulty recalculation in the future and essentially freezing transactions on
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by hippich 4y ago
What another convict gets out of ratting you out?
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by hippich 4y ago
Tracking calories is annoying logistically. I had quite a bit of success with what I called"clicker diet" - tracking calories in abstract clicks, similar to how points used in agile software planning. A bit more here - http:&#x2F
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by hippich 4y ago
> Booklice are rarely damaging inside homes and are harmless to people or pets. Booklice usually feed on molds, fungi, grains, insect fragments, and other starchy material, including glue from bookbindings. In homes, psocids typically ar
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by hippich 4y ago
Not to take away from anything you said, but in case someone didn't know, USPS offers shipping for "media" (dvd, books, cds, etc) which is often cheaper - https://faq.usps.com/s/article/What-is-Media
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by hippich 4y ago
There is some kind of recursion in here with authors names and "have no respect..." part:)
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by hippich 4y ago
Let's go down the rabbit hole... When governments make exact copy of existing fiat money (i.e. engage in money printing) they increase supply of fiat money and as a result cause inflation, which decrease the value of fiat money existin
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by hippich 4y ago
Recently I relisted a simple 3d printed attachment for Nerf gun on Amazon. It got assigned to toys category. Listing never went live because they wanted all kinds of documentation about kids safety. Obviously it was not worth it for me and
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by hippich 4y ago
I've recently built house in the USA. Everything is electric. Standard service is 200A. I asked to double it just in case, but haven't exhausted first half yet. Electric company did not have any issues with it. I also got 10kw gas

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