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   by jarin 12y ago

   I guess the only other option is second-party hosting.
2. 152.▲
   by jarin 12y ago

   I've been playing this with online friends: http://triton.ironhelmet.com/ It's a space-based strategy game that has a lot of diplomatic elements, and the thing we really like is everything about it is completely d
3. 153.▲
   by jarin 12y ago

   Welp, pack it up guys, two people don't think the trademark is offensive.
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   by jarin 12y ago

   While it could work, it would never ever be socially accepted as a form of treatment.
5. 155.▲
   by jarin 12y ago

   I was just in Hawaii a couple of weeks ago, and Uber uses the local Yellow Cab there instead of black car or local drivers.
6. 156.▲
   by jarin 12y ago

   You and every grade schooler have come up with this "hack".
7. 157.▲
   by jarin 12y ago

   That won't work super well if there is more than one of that device in the area.
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   by jarin 12y ago

   If I'm not mistaken, the author recommends saving the file to /opt/local/etc/oui.txt but the plist runs bash /opt/local/bin/macrandomize.sh I think one or the other probably nee
9. 159.▲
   by jarin 12y ago

   That's not really true, NIPRNet (unclassified regular Internet) is just as important nowadays. There are a lot of essential communications going on that aren't classified, and not everyone doing an essential job function has a sec
10. 160.▲
    by jarin 12y ago

    Exactly. Clearly I don't support domestic violence, but the alternative is to have them on the street or living on government assistance. Someone's gotta hire them.
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    by jarin 12y ago

    There are places where you won't be openly mocked, though. If you live in a city, you can easily find a good neighborhood bar. If you go there a couple times a week on slow nights, grab a couple of beers, and sit at the bar and watch S
12. 162.▲
    by jarin 12y ago

    The military relies on the Internet too, it should be politically neutral.
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    by jarin 12y ago

    I get that it's all about familiarity and simplicity (and maybe a little superstition), but I can't help but think that with how complex his books are, something like Scrivener with organizational tools for writers might speed up
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    by jarin 12y ago

    Well I guess you do need to know what a 90° angle and nails are, too. I mean, you're not building a four-lane bridge here. If it can hold dirt for a growing season you're all set.
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    by jarin 12y ago

    It may not be expected, but it's definitely hoped for that you can at least make something that isn't going to make your eyes bleed. The nice thing is nowadays Bootstrap (maybe with a decent theme like Flat UI or Ace Admin) will g
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    by jarin 12y ago

    Well, I mean it's probably good to watch the YouTube video anyway in case you don't know about turning off the fuse box. Might seem obvious in that case, but when you're just learning something you don't know what you do
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    by jarin 12y ago

    Also, even if it does break down after a year, you can just plop together a new one. It's just wood.
18. 168.▲
    by jarin 12y ago

    Treated wood also costs like twice as much. I know that as a guy trying to just plop together a garden box I'd probably go for the cheapest wood that doesn't look like it will fall apart right away.
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    by jarin 12y ago

    I might be weird, but I actually prefer working in an open layout. It might just be because I'm one of two programmers at my office and it's really helpful to be able to eavesdrop and talk to people as they walk by in order to fig
20. 170.▲
    by jarin 12y ago

    Oh right, `brew install brew-cask` first I think
21. 171.▲
    by jarin 12y ago

    Same here, but I work with a couple of developers who fear the command line (yes, I know) so this is still pretty useful.
22. 172.▲
    by jarin 12y ago

    Aside from the benefits other people have mentioned, it also gives us a much better understanding of how to deflect asteroids that might impact Earth. It's a very high "bang for the buck" mission.
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    by jarin 12y ago

    I think you have a warped sense of what "politically correct" means. Just based on how many times I've seen misuse of the term from friends and people on the internet, I give it 90% odds that you're a Republican. :)
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    by jarin 12y ago

    I feel like using the Janus plugin suite for vim goes a long way toward a better first-time experience, but even then there's not a good walkthrough of what Janus gets you. Even with Janus, it's definitely not for beginners and th
25. 175.▲
    by jarin 12y ago

    I added it to homebrew-cask :) https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-fonts brew tap caskroom/fonts brew cask install font-comic-neue
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    by jarin 13y ago

    Just thinking all futurism here, but it could be useful in the case where we don't need as much physical activity but rely more on thinking, or if we have things pretty automated and just need to wait for things that take a long time.
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    by jarin 13y ago

    Oh god, that is much worse than I was imagining. I was picturing something like swishing your finger around in some poop and sticking it up your butt, which is still gross but probably tolerable. Once you said the word "blender",
28. 178.▲
    by jarin 13y ago

    This is pretty fascinating, but I'm not looking forward to the conversation I'm eventually going to have to have with one of my fit friends about putting some of his poop in my butt so I can lose weight.
29. 179.▲
    by jarin 13y ago

    Role models, yo.
30. 180.▲
    by jarin 13y ago

    THANKS OBAMA