jenkstom

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   by jenkstom 8y ago

   Would love to know when I can get the Pixel 3 from sombebody besides Verizon or Google. Google keeps shipping us empty boxes and has shut down our network guy's personal account. We even had the fedex guy witness opening the third empt
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   by jenkstom 8y ago

   This is a really great idea. Might be a good github issue to open?
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   by jenkstom 8y ago

   In related news, apparently 90% of the attendees were named "Chuck U Farley".
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   by jenkstom 8y ago

   Play white noise through your headphones. Or pink, brown, etc, depending on which sounds better to you.
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   by jenkstom 8y ago

   Occasionally I play "Hero Kids" with my children. Three are six and really like it, but we have to do very short sessions. My daughter is 21 and has fun playing it with her brothers, but it's definitely geared toward younger
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   by jenkstom 8y ago

   I was raised in the Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPH). If you're unfamiliar with it, it's basically "Jesus Camp" (the documentary). Childhood summer camps were exactly like that but without the George Bush cardboard cuto
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   by jenkstom 8y ago

   I was a huge Delphi fan, jumping from Paradox straight to Delphi. I had been doing flat-file database apps in Turbo Pascal before I found Paradox and so it's like Delphi was made for me. I used it for a very long time, but it was destr
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   by jenkstom 8y ago

   Our good friend Al Gore. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Performance_Computing_Act...
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   by jenkstom 8y ago

   This was one of the ways we found out my wife had a brain tumor. :-(
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    by jenkstom 8y ago

    That is the marginal cost, which generally tends to zero. It's not a very effective argument in this case.
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    by jenkstom 8y ago

    Maybe this is just how the economy will work in the future. Paying for curated content - even just selections of free content. It's not a bad model at all.
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    by jenkstom 8y ago

    That's easy enough. It's finding the right restrictions that are hard. That's the whole point of the article above, it's not a bad read.
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    by jenkstom 8y ago

    I seriously doubt it.
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    by jenkstom 8y ago

    Actually the article states that 20% of the men are having 50%-60% of the sex. That's a minority of men having a majority of sex. Different numbers, but not wrong.
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    by jenkstom 8y ago

    I'm past ready for driverless cars. My quality of life would improve dramatically. No more stress caused by people who drive insanely. Assuming they don't hit my driverless car, that is.
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    by jenkstom 8y ago

    fail2ban, but I'm not sure that's what you are looking for. You'd have to customize it for an API.
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    by jenkstom 8y ago

    Does this mean that if we legalize prostitution the incels will stop killing people? Seems reasonable and completely improbable that such a simple solution would ever be implemented.
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    by jenkstom 8y ago

    I guess that means men only coworking spaces are OK, too.
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    The former if you can afford it and there is potential. The latter if not.
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    This is what I've been using, works great but you have to use quite a bit of it and get a large chunk of it. You can re-use it, though. You don't have to get a new piece every time you clean the grill.
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    I use this on a private domain and server. By default it creates a temporary email, but you could modify it to keep them forever. https://github.com/jenkstom/fakemail
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    Is there a link to a non-blocked version? Before you suggest... I don't use adblockers to block ads, I use them to block popups and malware.
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    This is weird... I just received a BOZ Cold Brew Coffee Maker, which I ordered from Amazon. I had to read this several times to make sure it wasn't some sort of pun.
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    There was a lot of drama on this. Personality conflicts and such. But I'm glad the amateurs could help. I tried to go, but they filled the volunteer slots very quickly.
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    I'm pretty sure this is what being a teenager or in college is for. In middle age I'd much rather spend a week doing a meditation retreat.
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    I'm glad to see this is moving along. Turbo Pascal was my first "real" programming language (I can't bring myself to consider GWBASIC/QuickBasic to be "real", although that's silly when I write it out
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    I get the argument, but my quality of life will be improved dramatically without the constant road rage-inducing craziness of my 23 minute commute.
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    I just bought the new Kindle Oasis. It's by far the best e-reader I've owned, and I've owned quite a few including the original Sony readers. After decades of staring at computer screens my eyes are very sensitive to harsh li
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    Antidepressants.
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    by jenkstom 9y ago

    The scents they use in air fresheners, candles, whatever, are just plain 100% pure evil. I've had more migraines and asthma attacks in the months they put in new air fresheners at work than the entire decade before. There should be law