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4y ago
With the right amount of incentive, they could hire a lawyer to get them house arrest instead of prison time or a reduced prison time in a minimum security luxury prison.
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4y ago
A new class of "Florida Man" is coming.
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4y ago
Some people cram their entire application into a single lambda. Others are a little better and have their application spread out amongst multiple lambdas.
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4y ago
Apparently Tesla has a way of making the car sound like whatever you want. Someone got the sound got theirs to sound like a Hellcat. https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgXT5FXgNf_/
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4y ago
I could have misread or maybe it was some sort of propaganda but I thought I read somewhere that Silicon Valley's caste discrimination is the inverse of what used to be in India? i.e. the lower castes discriminating against the higher
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4y ago
The only thing I can think of is because the co-founder has the same last name as what’s in the VC name. Maybe that’s standard practice for VC to be named co-founder in this circumstance?
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4y ago
> The firm’s investment in Flow is about $350 million, according to three people briefed on the deal, valuing the company at more than $1 billion before it even opens its doors. Seems like the same shit he did before.
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4y ago
If you're using oh-my-zsh, the macOS plugin has "man-preview" that does the same thing, probably a little better. I updated mine to alias pman=man-preview
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4y ago
This was handy before oh-my-zsh but omz has functionality for this now that it's no longer necessary. pman() { man -t "${1}" | open -f -a /System/Applications/Preview.app } I like usin
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4y ago
That's really cool. I never found it necessary to do this. I'm a little bit liberal in regards to security local, so I wouldn't want that to transfer to a server accidentally. I just deal with it and get out when I am not usi
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4y ago
> Restart > https://i.imgur.com/uPTJyyS.png That's always done it for me. It's one of the first things I uncheck on a new Mac.
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4y ago
Architects aren’t the only ones that use AutoCAD. I’ve been out of it for a few decades, R14 was the last one I used, but it’s also used for machine diagrams and surveying plans like cable drops, cable terminals, etc.
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4y ago
I don’t store them on it but I do require it to use it.
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4y ago
You’re going to need my U2F key too.
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4y ago
A happy little accident
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4y ago
Let’s say Apple caves and implements RCS. What happens when Google does what Google does and changes it again, it breaks, then whines because Apple won’t implement it?
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4y ago
Technically, it’s true. AT&T supposedly blocks port 80 although I don’t think that’s the case for fiber but I would imagine if you’re doing more than just a personal blog site and using way more than a residential customer would use, yo
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4y ago
At the very least it would provide shade for cars and power the lighting for when it gets dark.
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hk1337
4y ago
So, it worked?
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hk1337
4y ago
XMMS is the closest we had, I don't think it's kept up anymore.
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hk1337
4y ago
Is this intended for actual non-Safari browsers like actual Chrome or Firefox on iOS or just what there is now where Chrome and Firefox on top of the same WebKit engine as Safari?
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4y ago
ERCOT actually falls under Public Utility Commission. Natural Gas actually falls under the Railroad Commission which was one the issues during Uri, ERCOT had no authority to get natural gas flowing to power plants. One of the issues, not th
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4y ago
I think they block anything outside the US.
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4y ago
Or if you do, make sure you leave the same day and not the next day.
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4y ago
More official than hosted by some rando on GitHub pages with a .info domain.
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4y ago
I would have used the Mozilla docs as a more official reference. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status You want to bring up pollution, what about the plethora of http status reference
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4y ago
Yeah, we don’t do much but I started writing up a brief description with a link to the PR, hotfix, or commit, so we can easily find links to relevant changes if we need to. It’s not that difficult to write it up manually. Automating it is t
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4y ago
That has to be one noisy room.
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4y ago
At least if it's staged you know all the parties are in on it and it's not leaving someone "holding the bag".
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4y ago
I kind of want to turn it on and leave it on. I'm assuming since it's a "mode" that I can turn it off when I need to, do what I know is legit, then turn back on again.
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