jeebusroxors

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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
The constitution does not give you any rights.
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
You're wrong. The inverse is correct and is the driving force behind the idea... He said for each day that I do my task of writing, I get to put a big red X over that day. "After a few days you'll have a chain. Just keep at it and the chai
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
"From what I’m hearing this isn’t a short term surge issue, either." I'd love to see/hear who the author heard this from, when and where.
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
The USRP II is ~$1400, plus a PC, plus the antenna/mast I would think no more than 5k? A link to the USRP site: http://www.ettus.com/
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
On the bright side, isn't it trivial and relatively cheap to make a radio detector of GPS and other such radio transmissions? Or even a signal jammer? Like what the spies use to sweep a room for listening devices? Let's just assume you're
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
And here I thought it was sysadmin v DB Admin. I guess no one likes the poor DBA...
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
What is the point of that? I'm not into the whole social network thing but isn't the point of Diaspora to be able to control your own "private" information? If you post to Facebook from Diaspora wouldn't you be giving up the only real reaso
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
"You can pull out these GDP per capita statistics and say that people in Mississippi are vastly wealthier than people in Frankfurt and Hamburg. That can’t be true. Just spend two months in Hamburg and spend two months in Tupelo, Mississipp
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
You would need to unplug it or switch it off for a year to save as much energy as it takes to have one-and-a-half baths. Maybe something is lost in translation but what on earth are they comparing? The energy cost to heat
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
http://area51.stackexchange.com/ lists a few science related sites in beta, and a few more close to being released.
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
I think it would make things a bit easier. You won't be greasing landings but familiarity with controls and instruments would be a plus. One of the things I remember when first starting was the sheer amount of "stuff" going on in a plane th
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
I read that as well (can't recall where). Here is one reference I did find: http://ergo.human.cornell.edu/DEA3250notes/sitting.html
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
This is just the same image scaled down with virtually no input added. Source: http://www.visualeconomics.com/food-consumption-in-america_2...
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
The (unfortunate) third option is not flying, or at least not commercially and via airlines.
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
Untested, but should get you close enough. #!/usr/bin/env bash F_NUM=$(($RANDOM % $(ls ~/.git/sounds/$i| wc -l))) n=0 for i in * do if [[ n -eq $F_NUM ]] then afplay ~/.git/sounds/$i >
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
How about something with github API? I'm pretty sure you can search/email?
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
We run every single e-mail we get through Flowtown so we know a bit about who’s coming in through the open door. For some reason, and I'm not 100% sure why, this makes me do a 180. I understand it's a beta and closed and the information i
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
Art Of Deception was a fun read (along with Intrusion). I found it not to be a guide per se (although it may be billed that way) but the stories are inspiring and really get you into the mindset.
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
Had to look up "SRE": SRE: Site reliability engineer SWE: Software engineer
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Interview with Orbiter Sim creator Martin Schweiger(techhaze.com)
2 points by jeebusroxors 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
Have you considered making the index the "Top Articles" page, or is that not the emphasis of the site?
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
A nice feature (compared to codepad) is the ability to specify input.
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
You've got a typo on your places page. Below are a few of the sites I visit daily for news, entertainment and to education.
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
I think you're close but I'll agree with David. A marathon is not something that many people will just go do. Training for a marathon may be the better route? These are often shorter runs (<10miles) during the week and 1 long run (<
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
YMMV: I was up to a pack a day when I quit. I begun by realizing my habits. About once an hour I'd get up and go outside for a smoke. When I decided to quit (the first time) all I did was delay to my next "appointment". In other words - get
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
Everyone has one, there isn't much status to that I don't think scarcity is a prerequisite to fashion. See those big sun glasses. Many people had them but I would consider that a "fashion statement". I do agree with having the phone out.
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
I just flew with them this weekend. I'm pretty sure they canceled the flight I was on due to a small amount of passengers (there were only ~10 people waiting in the terminal). This resulted in a 4 hour initial delay, missing my connection,
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
Thanks. I really like these collection of online interpreters. I have just been trying to decide on a new language to play around with (ruby being one of them) and it's great to run through these tutorials and get a good basic feel of the l
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Stars Just Got Bigger(eso.org)
1 points by jeebusroxors 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeebusroxors 16y ago
It's interesting they chose 6:00am rather than a less populated time. I think my first instinct would be to make the switch at like 3:00am on a Sunday a la DST, but I guess this way there was no avoiding it.

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