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by jpindar 7y ago
Or a rolodex or a card catalog in the library... these are where the idea came from.
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by jpindar 7y ago
The most secure network is one that no one uses. Therefore the goal is to make the network as difficult to use as possible.
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by jpindar 7y ago
Cubicles
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by jpindar 7y ago
Where do you live that you can't turn off any devices in your home? North Korea? "Can't because you'll be imprisoned" and "choose not to because you might miss a message" are not the same thing.
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by jpindar 7y ago
If you choose the right spot, it'll become oceanfront property!
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Lack of Water Can Perpetuate Homelessness(klcc.org)
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by jpindar 7y ago
The reactor near me (Seabrook Station) has cracks and deformation in the concrete. The structures affected are described as "operable but degraded and nonconforming." This situation has been developing slowly for last decade thoug
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by jpindar 7y ago
>It's just a matter of time for algorithm written text to actually be similar to some human written text. https://xkcd.com/810/
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by jpindar 7y ago
Does your employer hire people over 65?
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by jpindar 7y ago
More like convenience store with a deli counter, similar to some of the larger Cumberland Farms.
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by jpindar 7y ago
Would the blog have 32 thousand readers though?
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by jpindar 7y ago
>im also not sure the sim card slot is actually for sim cards as such One of the choices under "phone vendor" was "simcard".
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by jpindar 7y ago
Also the series creator, Craig Mazin, is active on Twitter as @clmazin and on reddit as clmazin.
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by jpindar 7y ago
Or order it from Target.com?
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by jpindar 7y ago
"Female" sounds like something police, Ferengi and incels say, so "woman" just sounds more pleasant.
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by jpindar 7y ago
People use Excel because their manager wants them to use Excel. Their manager wants them to use Excel because all their past managers have wanted them to use Excel. And so on. Also, it's already there on all the computers.
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by jpindar 7y ago
You might like Blinkist. It's an app that provides audio and text summaries of non-fiction books. I haven't tried it, but I've been hearing ads for it on some of my favorite podcasts. https://www.blinkist.com/
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by jpindar 7y ago
Calibre does have full support for multiple libraries, but they're not tree-like since there's only one level.
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by jpindar 7y ago
The Risks Digest https://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/
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Huawei P30 Pro ‘Moon Mode’ Stirs Controversy (Update: Huawei Responds)(androidauthority.com)
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Chernobyl comes back to life in Ukrainian computer game(reuters.com)
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by jpindar 7y ago
Click on the "n minutes ago" (or similar) link for that comment, then click "flag".
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by jpindar 8y ago
Same way you find anything: by searching for it, liking things that are similar to what you're looking for, and following any boards and/or people who have things close to what you're looking for. Warning: Pinterest's re
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UL Takes Autonomy Standards Plunge(eetimes.com)
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by jpindar 8y ago
No, they've been around for many years, and there are many different designs/brands.
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by jpindar 8y ago
I can't be the only person who uses Google Alerts.
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by jpindar 8y ago
Do some cities have more alleys, vacant lots, river banks etc. than others? Most of us wouldn't notice if people are pooping down by the river.
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by jpindar 8y ago
This version is good, it doesn't have the incomplete search issue.
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by jpindar 8y ago
This one has the incomplete search issue.
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by jpindar 8y ago
>the searchable copies of the Mueller Report now circulating have been incompletely OCRed. It looks like OCR failed on any line that included any redaction at all, so there's substantial text that will still not show up in search Fo

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