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   Open source Angel sensor health tracker nears initial release (June 2015)(angelsensor.com)

   1 points by lsh 11y ago|1 comments
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   by lsh 12y ago

   no argument is being made, stop being po-faced. I agree with his sentiments and wish the internet were otherwise. I don't care how thoroughly brow beaten everyone is about this, I want it recorded that this is dumb and unnecessary.
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   by lsh 12y ago

   I'm sorry to say I do not. I've only very recently got a stable monitoring configuration in place with this as a key piece, parsing up messages and sending them to downstream programs. I welcome the move away from regular expressi
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   by lsh 12y ago

   Another alternative to regular expression based message parsing that has native support within syslog-ng: patterndb ( http://www.balabit.com/network-security/syslog-ng/opensource... ) Very fast and a bit complex to
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   by lsh 12y ago

   Nuts to those calling bad taste: if I had a competing framework I'd be making it part of the conversation, too. Besides being tiny, how does Min stack up against Picnic, owenversteeg? I expect a bias opinion, don't worry ;)
6. 426.▲
   by lsh 12y ago

   NAB (National Australia Bank) require a bound mobile phone for a lot of operations. Its a real pain, given that I now live overseas.
7. 427.▲
   by lsh 12y ago

   I do. I do ...
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   by lsh 13y ago

   There is also the slightly more modern International Fixed Calendar: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Fixed_Calendar It's essentially the same as the positivist calendar except: * gregorian names are ke
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   by lsh 13y ago

   In case anyone hasn't read it, it's my LOTR: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Mars
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    by lsh 13y ago

    I really like the 7date notation with the base-7 notation counting the weeks down, but the 7month with the remaining 22/23 days of the year are still a kludge. With a 13 month calendar those remaining 1/2 days are neatly packaged
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    by lsh 13y ago

    An amazing bit of Duke V hidden in the code: Cmdr: "Duke, we've got a lot of scared people down there. Some reports even claim that people are already slowly changing into aliens." Duke: "
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    by lsh 13y ago

    Typically the institutions, although I can't say specifically who paid in this instance. This is an interesting point and I'll raise it at work: should the sponsor of an article be formally noted, along with the particulars of it&
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    by lsh 13y ago

    speed improvements, privacy and the sense that the web should work without javascript, damnit. that said, js enabled+ghostery works well enough in Opera for me that I've started browsing with it on by default again.
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    by lsh 13y ago

    Unfortunately Diffbot is not open source. Are you planning any F/OSS offerings?
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    by lsh 13y ago

    I've just demanded my order for the DK2 cancelled and to be refunded. I cannot, in good conscience, fund Facebook.
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    by lsh 13y ago

    very cool - does anyone know if there is something similar for the UK? I would love to know more.
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    by lsh 13y ago

    I had no idea what NLS was so I did a quick wikipedia search: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NLS_(computer_system) "One of NLS's most revolutionary features, the Journal, was developed in 1970 by Australian com
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    by lsh 13y ago

    I have a feeling either Frontpage or Macromedia Dreamweaver had support for using both together in their WYSIWYG editor...
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    by lsh 13y ago

    MajorMud
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    by lsh 13y ago

    Linux Opera 12.16, the page is a jumble for an instant, too, then just the title, author and what looks like a link you can't click. edit: didn't realize you had to use the arrow keys. In which case it appears to work fine, except
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    by lsh 13y ago

    just made my day ;)
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    by lsh 13y ago

    I read that book and while I can recommend it, I felt Woz didn't dwell particularly long on any single aspect - it was just a nice long polished story, like something he had told many times before but this time collected into a book. I
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    by lsh 13y ago

    It has been advertised on the London underground here for a few weeks now with a January release date.
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    by lsh 13y ago

    > were the Slavic people and people of color. ... and the artists, and the gays and the communists and the ...
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    by lsh 13y ago

    "PHP used to be by far the easiest language to get started with for web dev. This is not the case anymore." um - who would be the contenders? in terms of getting started, which also means deploying and see your stuff on something
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    by lsh 13y ago

    I'm in London, find me at lsh@ccxx.cx I'll get the first round.
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    by lsh 13y ago

    oh my god, you're my new best friend. I was despairing of finding any opinion on HN that wasn't so mired in being too politically correct that it could have been written by a cold, dead fish with a robot brain powered by HAL. my e
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    by lsh 13y ago

    an epub of that page: http://www15.online-convert.com/download-file/9bb357fa4f58ff... using this service: http://ebook.online-convert.com/convert-to-epub seems to work surprising well. not sure how lon
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    by lsh 13y ago

    I bought it on sale months ago, booted it up and was told I had to sign up for this Rockstar account and haven't got passed that yet. I'm sure it's a wonderful game.
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    by lsh 13y ago

    Internode are amazing in every aspect and everyone I've switched to them continue to use them and continue to thank me to this day. The customer service is second to none: http://xkcd.com/806/ IIRC they were bough