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by inetsee 8y ago
Sorry it took me so long to reply. Amazon does list a Kindle version as being available.
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by inetsee 8y ago
If you're searching for this book try: "Innovators by Walter Isaacson".
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by inetsee 8y ago
The second paragraph of the article says they will "forgive up to $1,500 of debt for students to re-enroll and finish their degrees". There is no mention in the article of how much it costs to attend this school. A quick look at t
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by inetsee 8y ago
My reading of the GDPR says that the MINIMUM fine is 20,000,000 Euros, which I think would be a pretty big problem for an individual working on a side project. I also think the 403 error page explaining that the GDPR is the reason the visit
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by inetsee 8y ago
I have three email addresses. One Gmail for financial stuff (because Google Authenticator gives me easy 2 factor authentication) and two Yahoo addresses I've had for years (one for family and friends, and the other for everything else)
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by inetsee 8y ago
libgen.io has some advantages. In my opinion the best advantage is that the search results also list the format of book results. It is easier to find a particular format, like epub. You can find out the format on libgen.pw, but it takes an
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by inetsee 8y ago
If I were to try to setup a system with as much security as possible, I'd go with OpenBSD, in a Tempest Room[1], without a direct connection to the Internet. I don't recall the exact procedure, but there is a way to securely get i
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Failure to Protect – Kids Data in School(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
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by inetsee 8y ago
I interviewed once for a job with a defense contractor. Mid-way through the interview I was told that if they decided to give me the job I could expect to work 60 hours a week for the next 18 months without getting paid any overtime. I didn
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by inetsee 8y ago
The post by Paul Graham that inspired this diagram: http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html
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by inetsee 8y ago
I have a Manuel Contreras classical guitar I bought in Madrid about 45 years ago; if I recall correctly, it cost me about $150. I can't imagine what a guitar like that would cost me today.
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by inetsee 8y ago
Can anyone comment on the utility of mesh networks in rural areas, where the big ISPs say "Sorry, not interested", and the distances between potential nodes is high? I have read articles in the past about hardware hackers setting
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by inetsee 8y ago
Sorry. The GDPR FAQs website I landed on said that it "will be in force in May"; I leapt to the assumption that that meant May 1.
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by inetsee 8y ago
Am I correct in assuming that this action is being taken because GDPR goes into effect on May 1, 2018?
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by inetsee 9y ago
The very first programming book I read was a programmed instruction text on Machine Language. This would have been in 1965, and the book probably dated from a few years earlier. It was another four years before I could actually run a progra
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by inetsee 9y ago
The link at the top of the paper seems to be broken. A pdf of the paper being reviewed can be found here: http://nathandautenhahn.com/downloads/publications/shi-decon...
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Let’s stop pretending Facebook cares(engadget.com)
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by inetsee 9y ago
I use Yahoo email for some purposes (and GMail for some other purposes), and I just got an email from Yahoo about "Important update to our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy". I tried to understand the changes (which involved p
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by inetsee 9y ago
I just added the "Facebook Container" extension to my Firefox browser. I am hoping it will prevent most of Facebook's tracking, but I do know that it probably won't block all the tracking.
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by inetsee 9y ago
I am confused. I have a Thinkpad X220 I bought used. The original battery is still usable for my purposes. (I don't use it for travel so I haven't tried using it for more than a few hours at a time.) I just looked on Ebay and the
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by inetsee 9y ago
On my browser (Firefox 59.0.1), the page displays "undefined" in a couple of places, then, after a couple of seconds, it displays what appears to be the complete, correct page.
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by inetsee 9y ago
Quote from the bottom of the paper: "This is a U.S. government work and its text is not subject to copyright protection in the United States; however, its text may be subject to foreign copyright protection 2018" However, Springer
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Smart Makerspace: A Web Platform Implementation(online-journals.org)
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Village in Dharwad district gets modern anganwadi – Times of India(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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by inetsee 9y ago
The link attached to the title takes you to the home page for Harvard's Nutrition department. The actual critique of the PURE study is at https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/2017/09/08/pure.
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by inetsee 9y ago
If you click on "Chapters" it takes you to a directory listing of the chapters, click on a chapter link and it takes you to another directory listing of pages. Click on a page link and it takes you to an actual chapter. It appears
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by inetsee 9y ago
Sounds a lot like the urban legend I read years (and years) ago, about the son of a Porsche dealer who dropped a Porsche Spyder engine into a Volkswagon Bug. According to the story, he had a lot of fun rolling up next to muscle cars at stop
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by inetsee 9y ago
They should look into online tools to optimize their website. After waiting 30 seconds for the site to load, I gave up.
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by inetsee 9y ago
To the best of my knowledge, she was in good health before she developed the infection. Her body mass index was in the normal range, and she did the recommended amount of aerobic exercise (150 minutes, moderate intensity / week). It so
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by inetsee 9y ago
A neighbor of mine became dehydrated because of an infection (I think it was a kidney infection, but I'm not sure). She went to the emergency room and they pushed IV fluids, and I mean pushed. They hung a total of three bags, and at on

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