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by iamwpj 5y ago
Instagram allows you to create an account in the browser. https://www.instagram.com/accounts/emailsignup/ I don't understand this post and the blog author's comments about using desktop. I get the appeal
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by iamwpj 5y ago
I was an avid reader for a long time, but college took a lot of that out of me. I read when I want now. Usually about 30-45 minutes before bed, but I'll go through spells where I just watch YouTube instead. I get book fatigue so readin
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by iamwpj 6y ago
To piggy back this I get really annoyed when trying to meal plan using vegan/vegetarian ideas and they're operating on the standard expectation of meat & potatoes, but replacing it with a "meaty" vegetable. I don&#x2
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by iamwpj 6y ago
When I switched to my M1, I noticed that my hands were always cold -- it's because there was no heat coming off it. My 2018 MBA and Dell Latitude had done a good job of keeping my hands warm, but the M1 just doesn't do a good job
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by iamwpj 6y ago
I don't do video editing, just coding and plenty of windows along with Docker. I've never heard the fan and if I didn't know it was there according to the spec sheet I would just assume it didn't have a fan :D.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
The tool that was compromised is a SolarWinds product, Orion. Orion is essentially a network configuration manager. It allows you to collect data about your network switches, including pushing and pulling configs. You can back them up and d
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by iamwpj 6y ago
I think the mere concept of this level of communication sounds very intimate -- very emotional. I would stop focusing on whether or not the science is presented in a way you expect it to be.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
Another book recommend related to this subject: Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer. I'm 100p in and vibing. I really recommend it!
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by iamwpj 6y ago
My 2018 Air is great (except...keyboard). Don't rely on the review of the haters. If Apple has fixed their keyboards then you've got a chance to buy another great product IMHO.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
Open pastures are pretty safe, but as soon as the cow comes in contact with a gate/fence or other man-made objects (...milking parlors) they may have issues catching the neck band.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
Yes getting in and out of a stanchion is a scary experience for the cow and human both! Adding a chunk around the neck that could make entering and exiting more difficult can pose risks for both parties.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
Their methodology of allowing the herd to function independently and then focusing data collection on health issues and consistency is the right idea here. You want to measure time spent caring for the herd against time spent perform action
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by iamwpj 6y ago
So I grew up on a dairy farm and we had electronic id badges since the mid-90's (actually there was a Surge system before that, but the main one was a DeLavel in 1997). We had a variety of issues that these were good for, but the gist
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by iamwpj 6y ago
You can use a dog our simply open a gate and cows will respond well. I grew up on a mid sized dairy farm and a good incentive to have a human go and fetch the cows was (and has always been) to have eyes on the herd. You can't see her e
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by iamwpj 6y ago
I'm tired of every few months we all have to rediscover how our complicated obsession with social media and the resulting data collection based advertising is leading to a total loss of individuality and privacy. We (society) need to
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by iamwpj 6y ago
This is so true for a lot of liberal arts. I just think the social sciences are better left until later in the child's life. Younger children are more adept at learning math and science than we give them credit for, but we spend quite
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by iamwpj 6y ago
>We thought, “Why are we still doing this? We do everything else with our phones. We should definitely be using PayPal to pay each other back. But we don’t, and none of our friends do.” None of my friends use any pay services. Apple pay,
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by iamwpj 6y ago
You should reread the article and then imagine having to defend these statements in a few years.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
Excellent article. We would all do well to routinely practice coming to terms with a past full of errors. It's the most human thing to do.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
It's no open source, but it is lightweight and good on battery. I use Safari on MacOS. The shortcomings keep me from expecting too much from my applications.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
Echo chambers develop when you are only reading things you already know, not things you agree with. It's about learning new things vs. keeping your worldview narrow. Like if you have an opinion on climate change, reading arguments from
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by iamwpj 6y ago
I enjoy Microsoft blogs where the screenshots are from MacOS and not Windows. I have no social commentary, it's just a tee-hee :D
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by iamwpj 6y ago
I recommend not taking notes usually. Unless you're in a class or lecture, I'm not sure I see why you're taking notes. If you're learning a new technology you should be documenting that for use as you go. If you're
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by iamwpj 6y ago
We only have Netflix and YouTubeTV. That's $75 for content/mo. Much cheaper than cable in our area (adding in the hardware + DVR services). We have a handful of shows we watch plus a handful of NCAA basketball and the Olympics (th
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by iamwpj 6y ago
Still a good value. Comparable cable service in our area still hovers around $95/month, plus this has better recording and works on many devices (simultaneously!). We've had it for two years and no complaints -- we recommend it.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
I watched the site for a bit just to see if it would hit the corner.
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by iamwpj 6y ago
Ironically -- I think this bug is fixed in a like 10.15.3 or so. Eitherway a cron I set up over a year ago before I realized this bug has started mailing me since I updated to Catalina.
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by iamwpj 7y ago
In the middle of a complex 500 page ancestral deep dive Marquez will slip the simplest sentences that make me pause. It's not even the beginning of a chapter -- it's just something he tossed in without much thought to continue the
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by iamwpj 7y ago
Is this what you're talking about? It doesn't have the intelligence for the W2 reference, but it is fillable. This how I've done taxes. Fill it out, print it off and mail it to the right address. https://www.irs.go
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by iamwpj 7y ago
I've used vagrant for a few years -- this looks like it might be a little better!

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