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by jagraff 6y ago
Plenty of atheists go to church. Participating in a religion does not require actually believing in it.
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by jagraff 6y ago
Works for me on chrome... try setting your DNS to 8.8.8.8?
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by jagraff 6y ago
In college I used to take psychological studies for extra beer money. The tests would have the standard scale (rate from 1-5 your agreement with statement x), except a random page of each test would have instructions to ignore the prompt, a
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An explanation of the solution to the Conway Knot problem(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by jagraff 6y ago|0 comments
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by jagraff 6y ago
How does someone find "their purpose in life"?
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by jagraff 6y ago
To answer your first question - yes, ASICs (application specific integrated circuits) are generally hardwired - once the hardware is burned into the silicon, it can't be changed. On the other hand, FPGAs (field programmable gate arrays
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by jagraff 6y ago
Right - assuming the server IP, or at least some other network identifying factor, is in the log, you could write some sort of regex to parse the logs and identify the correct time. Of course, that depends on someone being able to actually
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by jagraff 6y ago
The problem that the above user had was that the logs were already written without tz info, so they had no way to know. Assuming it was set to the machine's tz producing the logs, you could probably figure out the tz from the machine&#
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by jagraff 6y ago
I use the Remarkable. I love it for marking up documents and writing brief notes/sketches. Also (you may already know this if you've researched it) it exposes ssh and you can get root, so you can pretty much put any program you wa
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by jagraff 6y ago
Could you elaborate on the "interesting effects with low clouds" caused by the walls? I've never heard of that before, sounds interesting
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The Gervais Principle, or the Office According to “The Office” (2009)(ribbonfarm.com)
2 points by jagraff 6y ago|1 comments
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by jagraff 6y ago
I suspect it means "non-rotating"
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by jagraff 7y ago
Personally, I've read a lot of GNU/FSF doctrine, and to me it feels very one-sided and dogmatic. I know that the FSF has been one of the loudest voices in the fight for free software, but maybe it wasn't the best one. Especia
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by jagraff 7y ago
Do you have any source whatsoever for that claim? Personally, I don't believe for a minute that additional freedom for prisoners would increase suicide, but I'm no expert.
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by jagraff 7y ago
I use a remarkable tablet[0] in order to mark/highlight/read stuff, and the send to remarkable extension[1] to print pages and pdfs to the tablet. [0] https://remarkable.com/ [1] https://chrome.google.c
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by jagraff 7y ago
No, because the Kindle only connects to wifi around 6AM in order to download updates, so it wouldn't be available on the network until then.
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by jagraff 7y ago
NP complete, not NP hard