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jpwgarrison
8y ago
Dammit. Of all the articles that need to be paywall restricted. I’m down. I’m sympathetic. But I can only afford to pay for content on a couple of fronts. I wish it was more. But I cannot right now. But if that was the article it looks like
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jpwgarrison
8y ago
I gotta admit, the very fist thing I noticed was the "This content is not secure" cert warning in the URL bar.
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8y ago
> I've come to accept there is no privacy on work computers. It has always puzzled my why anyone began to assume they did have this privacy. I have been around long enough to see the token ring to ethernet transition, and (formerly)
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jpwgarrison
9y ago
I saw Lou Reed do this in 2003. It might have even been about cameras at that point and the issue was the flash, not audience experience. But he was not. Having. It. Stopped playing both times and really was about to walk off. It seemed a l
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jpwgarrison
9y ago
Same here, 2 seconds of "what does TV have to do with that" 10 seconds of "that's going to take 20 years to integrate those two networks..." and 4 seconds of "wait, would there be anti-trust issues" then I
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jpwgarrison
9y ago
I just tried to use chat on FreeBSD (helpfully mentioned in another comment) but it fails with "error unboxing chat message: KBFS client wasn't found" so they might be more tightly linked than you hope.
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jpwgarrison
9y ago
HAHAHAHAHA, it hurts. OpenStack. It needs maintenance. A lot. Maybe that's what you were after and I missed it, but OpenStack ONLY works if you have an in-house mechanic or 5. If you have less than an FTE to throw at ops, use ESX or qe
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9y ago
> there is nothing like TextExpander We use ubuntu at work and I was VERY worried about this. But autokey is actually good enough. The UI is not quite as slick but the rest of it is a little better. The exception is the little pop up for
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jpwgarrison
9y ago
Without commenting on the implementation, I think this is the problem that WikiTribune looks to solve? I know I have a fuzzy logic in my head that ranks news sources. And I have since before the web, but possibly now we have the tools to do
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jpwgarrison
9y ago
(paid up sdf user since ~2004) FWIW they had to give back that IP space to the actual owner a few months back and are in the 205s now.
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jpwgarrison
10y ago
Not the parent, but in my case - mild astigmatism - dailies are too big and floppy and don't stay put on my eye. 14 or 30 day are thicker and easier to put in. I use them rarely - just for skiing, and I end up using the 14 day ones onc
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jpwgarrison
10y ago
I like how HN (and others) handle this - there should be a static link to a 3rd party source, like a twitter feed, at the top of any status page.
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jpwgarrison
10y ago
I am having trouble sending attachments in the Signal app - seems unlikely, but could this be related? [edit- looks like they do have a pretty heavy reliance on S3, per https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Server&#x
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jpwgarrison
10y ago
Terminal Velocity is cross platform and open source and awesome. https://github.com/vhp/terminal_velocity
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jpwgarrison
11y ago
> leaves me in the market for a new solution. Reluctantly, I will be looking too. We use linux at work and I have been using https://github.com/autokey/autokey there, but it is a little abandoned. I have to restart
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jpwgarrison
11y ago
I think everyone got most of my reasons covered below, but here they are: no need to manage updates, smaller security surface, battery life, fan noise. I typically browse with Firefox Nightly, and without flash installed globally I get HTML
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jpwgarrison
11y ago
re: dropping [flash] from Chrome - NOOOOO this is what Chrome is for! The only flash I have is the built in to chrome flash.
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jpwgarrison
11y ago
I was going to suggest Tofino, where I am sitting. But the internet speed is not great.
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jpwgarrison
11y ago
This is good advice and continues to apply to the meeting/discussion with those NOT getting laid off. There is simply no way for you to pass on how bad you feel and have it come off well. I recall vividly a VP going on and on about how
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jpwgarrison
12y ago
Isn't iftop for a single interface? This can be a netflow(s-flow,etc) collector and thus give data about an intersection of links. This gives you the chance to add cpu and memory overhead to your switches and routers and also sampled d
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jpwgarrison
12y ago
They did roll out a mesh network here in Seattle. The problem was that it was police only, and scared everyone. I think they mothballed it till we all forget. I found the controversy mildly funny as the public got up to speed on how WIFI wo
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jpwgarrison
12y ago
Sometimes that is what I want, but usually I want a list of all the iterations of something to cut/paste/adjust.
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jpwgarrison
12y ago
I alias "history | grep" to "hrep" and I'd bet it is one of my top 3-5 commands.
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12y ago
I read a few lines, and then for some reason right clicked into "View Source" intending to take a quick peek and read the rest. WOW. That is commenting your code done right.
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jpwgarrison
12y ago
yep, this in a crontab somewhere is all you need: curl -k -o ~/backups/pinboard-backups/pinboard-$(date +\%y\%m\%d).json 'https://api.pinboard.in/v1/posts/all?&auth_token=username:APItoke
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jpwgarrison
12y ago
My rage point recently- Why for the love of plain text can Excel not bother to encode csv exports as UTF-8? You can up and then download with google sheets to "hack" around this but I bought numbers.app out of spite since you can
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jpwgarrison
12y ago
Count is correct, but I did have a flash to my childhood: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language)
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12y ago
>"...internal feedback..." Not so internal anymore! Don't get me wrong, I read your comment with interest, but then was struck with how we are talking about him as if he _was_ dead. Apparently he likes his life to be publi
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jpwgarrison
13y ago
First, make a calendar invite for yourself and your girlfriend. Call it "kriptonic career and family budget meeting." Make the event for an hour, next weekend. Send her an invite too. Then go to bed and cuddle. Immediately. In the
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13y ago
I have the omnibar add on and have Firefox (nightly actually) configured so that searches in the bar first look at bookmarks and the history. If nothing shows up there, then it searches DuckDuckGo, and if I don't see anything there, I
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