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811.
by markstos 8y ago
Some of this problematic points are historical and resolved, like the Mr. Robot advert.
812.
by markstos 8y ago
If you click Subscribe, you'll see the money goes through Firefox. Why not point directly to Proton's own subscription page?
813.
by markstos 8y ago
Google Maps has picked up the name "Saarlac Pit", spelled differently than OpenStreetMap, so apparently they have a second source for the name. It's about 40 miles from from the nearest road as the crow files, throughout moun
814.
by markstos 8y ago
I use Logentries currently, and frankly using "grep" on my logs is often faster than extracting what I need from Logentries.
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by markstos 8y ago
The AWS pricing page for this service says it costs about $225/month for a lightly used instance. I implemented the same kind of thing on AWS using a nano-sized instance for about $10/month. The instance is managed with an Ansible
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by markstos 8y ago
Having your logo be not-Google doesn't clarify what you are, just want you aren't. What you would you expect out of the not-Nike brand? As Google evolves and changes, the meaning of not-Google branding becomes ambiguous. Does it m
817.
by markstos 8y ago
You ask for others to provide sources to back up their comments, but don't provide any of your own.
818.
by markstos 8y ago
Can we refer to this Eastern headquarters as us-east-hq-1?
819.
by markstos 8y ago
I would consider a self-hosted option to be the privacy-first approach.
820.
by markstos 8y ago
Or Camille Herron, who set the overall course record on a 100 mile trail course. https://www.runnersworld.com/news/a20863588/cheers-100-miles...
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by markstos 8y ago
Could this trick be used to improve compression? Since palindromes contain repeated digits by definition, perhaps they are more compressible than the original number? Of course, you'd have three numbers to compress instead of one...
822.
by markstos 9y ago
There is no general answer. In any given case, you don't know. Just you would like for people to assume you have the best intentions and reasonable practices, you should also provide some respect to the developers of the original code
823.
by markstos 9y ago
Well, "GNU is Not Unix" and that worked out OK. On the page it says it is "POSIX lite", so it likely be recognized a rather Unix-like, and and a number of things may likely end being able to be compiled on it with few mo
824.
by markstos 9y ago
Stationary objects are less likely to be recognized than moving ones: https://www.wired.com/story/tesla-autopilot-why-crash-radar/
825.
by markstos 9y ago
You mean like with Google's G-Suite? Admins can always change your password to one that they know and log in with it. Even with a 2FA policy, they can generate backup codes to use. Generally assume that yes, corporations can read their
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by markstos 9y ago
They silently asked for your consent. As-in, they didn't. The feature is opt-out, with their interests first, and your privacy and consent second.
827.
by markstos 9y ago
Because sometimes systems need a start-from-scratch rewrite to progress.
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by markstos 9y ago
Use a cheaper, junker bike for commuting, or a folding bike that you bring inside.
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by markstos 9y ago
Keep your effort below the sweat threshold on the way there. Think walking-effort, not running-effort. Bikes are about 4x more efficient, so for short and moderate distances, even walking-effort will get you there in reasonable time. If you
830.
by markstos 9y ago
The bigger picture here is that plant-rich diets are one the top most effective solutions to climate change (#4 on the Drawdown.org list): http://www.drawdown.org/solutions-summary-by-rank Rather than worrying about what is
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by markstos 9y ago
My money is on the three targets clustered around Washington, DC. If there are three cities that are so promising so close together, it seems like a good place to land.
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by markstos 9y ago
Drawdown.org places "Plant-rich diet" as the 4th most effective change we can make to combat climate change. http://www.drawdown.org/solutions-summary-by-rank So there's a good deal more at stake here than ju
833.
by markstos 9y ago
As the article states, there are no nuts in Honey Not Cheerios.
834.
by markstos 9y ago
I also could not stay full for long eating processed cereal for breakfast. Breakfasts including whole-grain oats sustain me much longer.
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by markstos 9y ago
According to the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, egg consumption can cause heart disease, diabetes and cancer. Reference: http://www.pcrm.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/health/Nutritio..
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by markstos 9y ago
Some of the more successful features that appeared first in NeoVim have also been adopted in Vim 8. One of the new features in this release is that NeoVim will use the tmux clipboard if running in Tmux, so you can use "+y to yank in on
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by markstos 9y ago
Or many thousands of students started school and booted up new Chromebooks in August.
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by markstos 9y ago
Many companies large and small already pay penetration testers to try into break into their Linux-based servers on a regular basis. I was personally involved in a case where a recognizable brand's pen testing effort lead to a fix a wel
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by markstos 9y ago
=== Web Browser: Chromium, Firefox Email Client: Fastmail web, Gmail web Terminal: konsole, terminator File manager: Nautilus Basic Text Editor: Gedit, Gvim IRC/Messaging Client: Slack web, Signal web PDF Reader: Chromium, Firefox Offi
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by markstos 10y ago
I worked on Perl 5 projects professionally for about 15 years, then switched to a new job that uses Node.js. I enjoyed coding in Perl 5, but it was hard to find and retain Perl 5 developers. Our later hires preferred to code in C#, Python a

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