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by joekrill 9y ago
But again, what you're saying here is purely anecdotal. Actually, it may not be, but I have absolutely no idea because the way you are presenting it is in a purely anecdotal way.
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by joekrill 9y ago
No offense to you personally, but it's kind of disconcerting that this is the top comment. You've outright admitted to only having "used to run a bit" -- and not very much, at that. But then go on to promote barefoot run
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by joekrill 9y ago
Well in fairness I think they are doing just this. Aren't they building a tunnel at SpaceX HQ using the boring machine?
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by joekrill 9y ago
I commented a little earlier. IANAL. I just find this all interesting for some reason. But it seems that what happened is that Mikkelson and his wife owned the underlying company ("Bardav", it's called), 50/50. They got
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by joekrill 9y ago
No she did not! That's my point. She sold her 50% interest to 5 individual shareholders who also happened to be "members" (not sure what that means, legally speaking) of Proper Media. Proper Media itself could NOT be an owner
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by joekrill 9y ago
I'm not a lawyer, and I don't read a lot of lawsuits by any stretch, but this actually makes Proper Media sounds like a bunch of assholes who are trying to seize control of a company they have no right to. Paragraph 5 itself state
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by joekrill 9y ago
There are a handful of web-based UIs that have been built. And I believe Hashicorp offers one with their enterprise product. But from what I can gather they all still have a bit more of a learning curve than your average password manager.
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by joekrill 9y ago
My impression of Vault is that it is more useful for automated situations. How useful is it as a shared password manager? Do you have non-technical folks using it? And if so, how are they interacting with the vault?
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by joekrill 9y ago
But that's what's implied. It's right there in the tweet: > Just received verbal govt approval for The Boring Company to build an underground NY-Phil-Balt-DC Hyperloop. NY-DC in 29 mins. Obviously they'll need to be _
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by joekrill 9y ago
I'm using Enpass, too. Your sentiments mirror mine exactly. In general I'm surprised they are not getting more press. Perhaps if they were more explicit and open about their underlying data format (the SQLite+SQLCipher database)?
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by joekrill 9y ago
I'm guessing with it being underground it may make things a little simpler?
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by joekrill 9y ago
> Ask the clickbait mills and the sheep who retweet them... Surely the irony must be intentional.
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by joekrill 9y ago
Unfortunate they had to exclude Javascript. I understand why they chose to do that, but that's a HUGE chunk of data that's been pretty much randomly ignored. So can this really be considered a fair analysis given that?
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by joekrill 9y ago
Is this form broken for anyone else? I'm getting CORS errors when it tries to submit to https://queue.fightforthefuture.org/action . That seems like a pretty big blunder, so I'm guessing maybe the site is just unde
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by joekrill 9y ago
Do you work out or exercise at all? I can't see that working for folks that do. Or do you take any medications that might inhibit your hunger? For example Adderall tends to be an appetite suppressant.
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by joekrill 9y ago
Wow not sure why there's so much hate in the initial comments here. I've been using Wallabag for months now as an open source replacement for Pocket and it's been great. They've got great mobile clients, too, which is re
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by joekrill 9y ago
Strange that they specify EST... currently it's daylight savings time, so it should be EDT, shouldn't it?
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by joekrill 9y ago
I thought that was weird, too. But it looks like this is just the "web view" of an email newsletter they (Center for Advanced Hindsight) sent out. Website is here: http://advanced-hindsight.com/
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by joekrill 9y ago
In the US, and North Carolina specifically (where Duke University is located) it's still the 30th. So you're probably good. At least for another 3 hours (it's 2pm there now).
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by joekrill 9y ago
This is awesome! I can't tell you how many times I've clicked that link expecting it to take me to something more specific about pronouncing the word rather than just a generic page about IPA.
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by joekrill 9y ago
Really not looking forward to this change in tipping. One thing I really love about services like this is that I don't have to worry about dealing with tips. They already have ratings, why not just adjust pay based on driver ratings? T
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by joekrill 9y ago
I'm guessing it was the Planet Money episode they did last month? Great episode: http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2017/05/26/530252213/episo...
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by joekrill 9y ago
I don't think anyone is suggesting what is written here _actually_ happened. The point is that you are correct -- most interviews are not so stupid as to ask obscure Excel questions that are not relevant. That just doesn't happen.
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by joekrill 9y ago
The first thing I thought of was the "Nosedive" episode of Black Mirror this season. Seems more and more plausible every day.
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by joekrill 9y ago
From the way we've seen most schools respond to these types of reports from students you have to wonder if you were lucky that you couldn't figure out how to report it!
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by joekrill 9y ago
It amazes me to read the comments on articles related to e-cigarettes. Everyone is quick to point out any potential flaws -- or even point out that this is still _better_ than regular cigarettes. I suspect it's like taking a time machi
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by joekrill 9y ago
Is this just not working for me? I something supposed to be happening when I click the properties/values? Even if I allow the unsafe script that Chrome warns me about, all it does is copy something to the clipboard.
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by joekrill 9y ago
I have no problem using it in more "modern" projects. This is another case where IE is really holding things back. If you need support for IE9 or earlier it's really just not worth the trouble, in my opinion. Most other brows
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by joekrill 9y ago
I understand the concerns. They're absolutely valid. But I suspect a huge, multinational corporation like Walmart has likely done their due-diligence here. Or maybe I'm just feeling optimistic today.
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by joekrill 9y ago
I use enpass, which supports Linux. It's not open source, but it's built on an open source sqlite extension called SqlCipher. That doesn't guarantee the applications that use it are solid, but I like the tradeoff it provides

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