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by jradd 11y ago
I have the [un]fortunate opportunity to know exactly how hard baling hay really is. I am not always certain the vitality and character gained is necessarily worth the emotional drain. However I am sure there are mainy farms/ranches tha
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by jradd 12y ago
this is amazing!
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by jradd 12y ago
You could configure a transparent proxy with Privoxy set to use a custom dns server with dnsmasq and foxy-proxy to configure firefox to use that to forward dns request through your proxy.
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by jradd 12y ago
Any favorite command I reference is likely to be listed here: http://www.zzapper.co.uk/zshtips.html
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by jradd 12y ago
Very valuable concept regurgitated with [flavour–of–the–year] Docker as the focus. The article seems to portray Docker as the _cause_ of this anti–pattern without any sort of context for why Docker and not xyz or why not your implementation
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by jradd 12y ago
So anybody that knows anything must already know and love Bundaberg rootbeer; thus the shorthand for its name. I feel a bit sheepish now having mentioned Bundaberg earlier as some sort of unknown miracle. :)
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by jradd 12y ago
Thank you for posting this. IMHO this is how _real_ rootbeer is made. My family always makes rootbeer at home, and it seems that the key ingredient is "yeast." I have never tasted any rootbeer that comes close to the amazing flavo
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by jradd 12y ago
Late reply, but I was using Chromium. And yes, I was unable to move the Education above/below Employment, or something similar. When I grabbed something to move it, it would move the highlighted word (within subsection) to another subs
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by jradd 12y ago
I don't not agree with you. :) When people can stop comparing containers to virtual environments the better off both technologies would be! If you want to squeeze efficiency out of your system, use them both, together but independantly
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by jradd 12y ago
Creddle is much more aesthetically pleasing imo, and has a more fluid ui/ux imo, all subjective I for the most part. Creddle's default themes are far superior, and I am not taking the safe road on this one. fact. :)
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by jradd 12y ago
Wow, this is truly impressive! I would like to leave some feedback of my first experience. Re-ordering: I could not get this to work as intuitively as it seemed it should have been (likely user error). It would be nice to be able to shift
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by jradd 12y ago
Nice to hear from a dissent perspective on this matter. Though it certainly begs the question; in what way is Comcast being innovative? Xfinity X2 seems to be imitating more than anything. I would not be so critical if it weren't for t
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by jradd 12y ago
So you are saying Rails might make intruders' lives less difficult? Of course, the _implementation_ is what would be more or less secure, but i'm a little curious what you meant.
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by jradd 12y ago
oh snap! Thank you for this good sir!
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by jradd 12y ago
In the spirit of pharmacology as the subject; I might suggest a Norepinephrine-dopamine reuptake inhibitor (NDRI) like Methylphenidate (Concerta). It seems to have far less abuse potential. ( Of course this is after exercise and sunlight a
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by jradd 12y ago
I am pretty sure this list is relevant [1]. I tested a few routers with reaver and the avg time to crack pin took me about 6 hours . Be sure to disable WPS. :) List of routers vulnerable to WPS attack: [1] https://docs.google.co
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by jradd 12y ago
It looks like this article requires a paid subscription. sigh…
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by jradd 12y ago
IMHO css grids are a simple and fundamental method for accomplishing good design. I am very fond of Zurb's Foundation [1] as it seems to be the most logical means to my end design. Trying to stay objective in this matter, I would focu
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by jradd 12y ago
I'm curious if anybody has ever had any real success with this concept as a personal project. (record audio with light) My results were lackluster to say the least.
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by jradd 12y ago
I remember when it was trivial to examine artifacts from itunes backup until backup encryption was implemented with passphrase. (v6 I think?) Something that still has the capabillity to bypass backup encryption sounds incredibly dangerous f
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by jradd 12y ago
They also help you focus on the content of the resume, which is really what the bottom line is anyways. I to find them impersonal and boring though, I have spent way too much time building resumes _to–order_ and have even submitted some mi
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by jradd 12y ago
Yeeahhhh TOAST !!!
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by jradd 12y ago
+1 for the coinage of “BitCumulus” in the context of data.
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by jradd 12y ago
Join #docker on IRC for anybody struggling with Docker. Everybody is very helpful on there. And I have learned a lot just by supporting others, and asking questions myself.
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by jradd 12y ago
I really like OP's suggestion. “Interesting” ≠ Better right? I kind of thought JSON is [essentially] HR-XML. lol. But then again, I have not heard of Human Readable XML, and sort of chuckled at the thought of “HR” meaning human reada
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by jradd 12y ago
Same thing here. I happen to be very interested in neuroscience as well, so when I read “don't forget to view source,” I assumed it would feature a bibliographic citation or something. doh…
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by jradd 12y ago
Thanks shoo. I wish this thread wasn't dead so that maybe someone would respond that has used unison. Will check it out if I don't end up loving P4 or git-annex :)
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by jradd 12y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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by jradd 12y ago
I think you meant to type “ASIC mining.” Which certainly is the most efficient way to mine bitcoins; but would it really be more effective in this respect? I didn't realize there enough ASIC–chip powered devices out there running to ma
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by jradd 12y ago
Late response here, but I will have to try this one out as well. git-annex was [virtually] the only result returned from my breif google search. Weird that P4 was no where to be found. Going to have to try both of them out once I get google

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