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Which telemetry on macOS is not opt-in? Looking at this script there are seems like many more vectors on Windows then macOS and Ubuntu.
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UVic has a helpful graph of their course requirements now: https://www.csc.uvic.ca/Program_Information/Undergraduate_St... from https://www.csc.uvic.ca/Program_Information/Undergraduate_St... For
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Is this more about the science vs the trade? I do wonder if a practical foundation helps people understand and go deeper into the science. When I did a computer science degree from the University of Victoria, Canada, 1996+, it more started
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It triggered a paradigm shift for me. Many of us need our regular doses of exercise to feel good. Cardio is the most importance medicine for me. This discovery also made injury and aging a little scary in a new way :shrug:
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If you enjoy that article I think you will get heaps out of John J. Ratey's book Spark. It describes the connections between mental health and exercise in many dimensions. I like that it both speaks layperson and gives scientific detai
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> My app had some simple charting built in but no real analysis. It’s only now, six months later, that I’ve had a chance to really get into the dataset I'm interested to find out if the data influenced the OP from week to week (mont
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Build & Test Engineers | apcera.com | full-time, San Francisco (ONSITE) Very heavy and healthy test automation and continuous integration PaaS product. https://www.apcera.com/software-engineer-test https://ww
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I thoroughly enjoyed Theo de Raadt recent talk, "Pledge: A new security technology in openbsd". It left me itching to try OpenBSD. "Pledge() is designed as a mitigation rather than a cure-all, de Raadt explains, but it's
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Splitting hairs; as you say he is a prolific contributor.
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I just love to hear Jessica's excitement for each of the Y Combinator startups. It's more than that. These founders are her people. I did find myself giggling hearing her pronounce some of the fun company names like "WuFoo&qu
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> We still have a ton to figure out around plugins, extensibility, contributions, Windows and Linux releases, API speed, localization, and harmonizing the WordPress.com API and WP-API so it can work with core WordPress. Thousands more P
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Sorry, my mistake. WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg on his own site describes it more as the project and the "experiment" behind it. My understanding is this can be used as an interface to all WordPress blogs. My take is that a
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The Story Behind the New WordPress.com
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10602391
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Both A->B and B->A can be true without A<->B with complex relationships. Dr John Ratey, M.D. covers the topic of exercise and those mental attributes in his seminal 2008 book Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and
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My limited understanding is that once discovered scientists found the families of simian viruses that demonstrated evolutionary and divergence that cannot be explained in going the other way or the timeframe of human hiv. See http:/&#
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Suspending belief?
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Full text of Telegram post? When I try to visit the link in the Washington Post article, I'm asked for my phone number.
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I read "torture movies"
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Worked out well for Xamarin. Also, it seems to me that SUSE is still in good shape, but didn't continued to grow like RedHat.
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Other than the one to two transformation, are there others? Was the formal system a response to these problems or how it has always been done?
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David Cowan, Bessemer Venture Partners, writes infreqently at http://whohastimeforthis.blogspot.com/ , but it's always a good read and in a voice consistent with Bessemer maintaining an anti-portfolio.
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here in Alameda we benefit from a large shopping mall parking lot. The other one I frequented for a time is in downtown SF. I recently noticed that https://www.helloenvoy.com/ is doing TJ delivery in my area.
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The article reminds me of the superior grocery shopping experience at Trader Joes where they only have one choice in each category. They complement this by having more niche and seasonal items. The physical footprint is much smaller and mem
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I agree. His Bloomberg articles have been regularly rising to the HN front page in the last months. When I follow the link and see his avatar, I take the time to read the article.
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What source would you recommend?
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"The robotic sounding voice (according to the Reddit comments) is commentators (via text to speech) on the live stream telling him useful things like to call the fire brigade, use a fire extinguisher, or even just to look behind where
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Japanese man sets room ablaze, catches it all on internet livestream
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Sure, but a disproportionate amount of repetitive strain injury relates to mouse use. Effective use of the keyboard is not about being elite, it is the easiest and most affordable way to minimize injury.
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Three words: carpal tunnel syndrome.
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