intpx

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by intpx 6y ago
As a former k-12 edtech practitioner-- these are terrible as a CB replacement. There are 6 reasons the CB has market dominance 1. dirt cheap 2. cattle not pets 3. manageable 4. google apps integration 5. available in pretty rugged form fact
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by intpx 6y ago
On that note, I just finished a very interesting biography of Elizebeth Smith Friedman who is a total unsung hero and the founding mother of the science of cryptography. Her team with the Coast Guard cracked enigmas in parallel to Turing. T
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by intpx 6y ago
real developers never concern themselves with the realities of operations /s
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by intpx 6y ago
the mythical 'full stack' engineer? or just sell the AL/ML snake oil and get hired to brute force tech debt.
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by intpx 6y ago
is this a troll? Article is clearly about WireCARD not guard
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by intpx 6y ago
The Brooklyn Brewery logo looks like genuine new old stock graphic design. It looks like it was done in the 50s and sat on a shelf, rather than emulating the style of the old regional breweries. It’s a true work of art. Glaser was a master
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by intpx 6y ago
I can confirm, that even on beta 1, it runs really, really, really well on the 6s. I wonder if they rewrote all of the UI in swift or just really cleaned up the libraries because the perceived speed, that thing makes a end user device feel
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by intpx 6y ago
exactly. the pitfall of this thing is that it stores everything in RAM and it is more than possible (I've seen it many, many, many times) to lose everything in a blink if the batteries die and the internal backup battery is dead or bad
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by intpx 6y ago
i have worked with way to many people that don't know what the navigation keys do, don't understand most of the control keys, and the only function key they know is F5. Way too many people who have never used an actual console ter
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by intpx 6y ago
Dilution is the solution
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by intpx 6y ago
am I wrong or is the code the interesting thing here-- and not specific to this devboard? Is there anything special about this board other than it 1. looks nice 2. supports the project 3. has the requisite 8+ Mib of PSRAm 4. has a silkscree
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by intpx 6y ago
Have you met my friend Ubunto 20.04?
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by intpx 6y ago
Except with Snaps its a pain in the absolute ass to give an application access to anything that it wasn't shipped with access to. The whole interface paradigm sucks. With flatpaks its easy. That being said, I still think both of them a
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by intpx 6y ago
> Does Pop inherit Ubuntus snapifictation with 20.04? Not to the same extent. The Pop Shop tends to have newer versions of the software they pride themselves on and it is not snap'd. God I hate snaps. Say you want to run Darktable a
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by intpx 6y ago
The USS Roosevelt data would be an amazing sample set-- vape and snuff use is very prevalent among sailors.
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by intpx 7y ago
its a free service that they are providing as a social good in a strange time when more parents and more kids are spending more time on the internet than ever before. It wasn't malicious, there was no harm done, and like everyone else
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by intpx 7y ago
i dont know if their data is bogus or not but I can tell you that japan has engineered their society with infection control in mind. if people are even the least bit under the weather they put on a face mask. Many people who directly interf
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by intpx 7y ago
yea but we dont have any data as to why? is it because some number of them were over/under anesthetized? is it because of the triage criteria? I do agree that palliative care is a critical discussion because of the mortality rates for
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by intpx 7y ago
There are indications that one of the things that makes it so lethal is that the effect on the respiratory system makes patients susceptible to secondary infections, possibly bacterial. May be wrong, but if it’s true and this pans out it co
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by intpx 7y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/malaria-pill-chloroquine-tes...
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by intpx 7y ago
Thank you. This is the last bastion of the old internet. Please continue to keep it that way.
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by intpx 7y ago
In italy its so bad they are triaging to the point of not even treating the worst/most elderly cases. In extreme circumstances projects like this could save lives, regulations be damned.
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by intpx 7y ago
or use EVFs or hybrid EVF/OVFs in place of you glasses lenses. Could conceivably allow for AR glasses that would facilitate telescopic capabilities, once a million other roadblocks are overcome.
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by intpx 7y ago
for things I use all the time and don't want to fuss with the disaster that is mobile browser tabs, native apps are vastly superior. I have even bundled up and sideloaded "apps" that are just a web view that is pinned to a sp
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by intpx 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SL-1
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by intpx 7y ago
sounds like they might be doing that too https://www.macrumors.com/2020/02/07/macos-catalina-amd-apu-...
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by intpx 7y ago
I had 5 screening pulls this year because of all the things involving an interstate move and changing jobs with different layers of background checks. In the process of getting financing for a house and I had to provide explanation and docu
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by intpx 7y ago
curl -L https://install.pivpn.dev | bash fuck fuck fuck no. this whole site should be blacklisted
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by intpx 7y ago
The govt can't even adequately audit the classified side of the house, why would they do any better with the unclass?
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by intpx 7y ago
i have adhd and early in the morning and late at night (when my meds have worn off) my brain just doesn't work right. home automation has been a major game-changer for keeping me on schedule and not getting engrossed in something and l

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