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kyuudou
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I was pleasantly surprised by this game. I got it on a Steam sale for a great price and thought, why not? One of the best games I've played all decade. In fact I bought the next one in the series, I think "Before the Storm" h
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kyuudou
7y ago
Who's the sheriff? Up to them, ultimately.
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>Gold is long term cash. The assessment I came to was that gold is a store of wealth, not a currency or investment. It's a way of preserving, not creating wealth. It's what could be passed on to your offspring along with land t
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kyuudou
7y ago
There's some more detail to this. There was kind of a gray area between WW2 and the end of the Bretton Woods arrangement in 1971. After 1971, the Federal Reserve Note could no longer be converted into gold by other countries' cent
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kyuudou
7y ago
There's some debate about this if I recall correctly from the last deep dive I did about the pros and cons of it. If I am writing a script that needs to be that portable, then I'll use #!/usr/bin/env sh but otherw
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kyuudou
7y ago
Same with /tmp - mounting it and allowing executables is a recipe for disaster in a multi-user web hosting environment.
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kyuudou
7y ago
for 1. Standing desk (adjustable, with electric motor) is great for this. It will take some adjustment but a good headset with a good standing desk will do wonders for your posture, allowing you to pace while you think (I think better whe
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kyuudou
7y ago
Living up to its name, Empire state
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kyuudou
7y ago
Reminds me of what they did with the space station in Seveneves!
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7y ago
SimEarth mod downloading
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7y ago
Awesome, thanks for the reply! Yea, I was trying to find a way to have a permanent high-fat keto diet for BJJ but it just wasn't happening. It was kind of a personal experiment and I was pleased with the outcome. Great way to drop a fe
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I disagree partly here based on personal experience with BJJ. I simply cannot summon fast-twitch muscle "burst" cardio on a full keto diet. After months of trying all kinds of workarounds, I had to carb-load with glucose pills (th
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kyuudou
7y ago
Which skit?
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kyuudou
7y ago
re: IRS, they _do_ call it "voluntary compliance" after all
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kyuudou
7y ago
That's not a tilde, it's an accent mark. Source: native English speaker
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kyuudou
7y ago
Read up on melatonin and how light, esp. blue light, will tell your body through the eyes that you're supposed to be awake still. Turn the Netflix off!
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kyuudou
7y ago
>The American criminal justice system is one of the most dehumanizing, corrupt, and inhumane places I have ever seen. So this. There's an entire stack of industries that thrive on this inhumanity, too e.g. Corrections Corporation of
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7y ago
I've heard stories about people improvising "hooch" by letting apple or orange juice sit around and ferment and using that as a trade item for the other usual stuff. When I got stuck in a similar minimum security facility (no
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kyuudou
7y ago
This is a constant point of contention. The workaround (at least in BJJ that I know of) generally is to have "open weight" fights in addition to weight-class restricted ones. Everyone's happy usually. Now if they have open se
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kyuudou
7y ago
Very true - even blue belts in BJJ are savage killers compared to similarly-ranked adherents in other arts, TMA or not, much less the average drunk bully in a bar. Yet a lot of the same life lessons are passed on through the right, uh, prof
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All these are why I think Bobby Fischer was so dominant in his time.
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I've found this harder and harder over the years. My usual MOD was installing and configuring the caching-nameserver BIND package in rpm-based RHEL-downstream distros and MaraDNS in everything else. I've just kind of given up beca
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kyuudou
7y ago
Nah, "truth is often stranger than fiction"
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Kept thinking about that old software bundle by Spry, "Internet in a Box" ( https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/10/openi... )
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I think the biggest distinction between shells is whether they are C-shell derivative (csh/tcsh) or Bourne shell derivative (sh/ksh/bash).
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>I would be really surprised if, at any time, using any method, you could find anything that looked like a map inside the brain of a human, even while visualizing a map. No but there's probably a specific part of the brain that does
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kyuudou
7y ago
Wow, really? I built an Oracle cluster on Compellent spindles and was pretty impressed with its tiering. Had no idea NetBSD was involved, very cool. I was actually using Force10 switches in the storage fabric IIRC.
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kyuudou
7y ago
Force10 network switches (owned by Dell now) use NetBSD for their FTOS and have for quite some time. Just thought I'd throw that out there.
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kyuudou
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This also applies to handing down real estate. The house in Japan my mother was born in is over 100 years old. My grandfather died while married to his 3rd wife (the 2nd wife was my grandmother) and she did not have any sons with him so the
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kyuudou
7y ago
But, our military needs to occupy Afghanistan for 18+ years! Minor bridge collapses should not faze your patriotism, citizen!
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