marmot777

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by marmot777 6y ago
You must make some sort of plans? I’ve done some backpack traveling and would always have a rough plan that I didn’t follow very well, but I feel the plan helped. I wanted to get to Venice. What would I do when I GOT to Venice? Meet a cool
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by marmot777 6y ago
Thank you. I still like writing stuff down too. There’s something about it that seems to work better for certain things.
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by marmot777 6y ago
Mediawiki. That’s a cool idea. How do you organize organize it and how much detail do you enter? For example, if you’re learning Django do you document what you’re doing or is the wiki more for tracking what you’re doing at a higher level?
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Deepfake detectors can be defeated, computer scientists show for the first time(jacobsschool.ucsd.edu)
1 points by marmot777 6y ago|0 comments
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by marmot777 6y ago
The title was enough to get me to upvote this. Oh man, I tried to quit caffeine and had the worst headache I can even imagine at this point.
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by marmot777 6y ago
Thanks, I'll read it as, frankly, I've not had time yet to understand exactly what's going on.
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by marmot777 6y ago
Subscribe to Total Annarchy, Ann Handley’s outstanding content marketing newsletter that comes ever two weeks. She’s the person who coined the term “content marketing.” https://annhandley.com/newsletter/
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by marmot777 6y ago
What happens to Fedora in all this? That project okay?
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by marmot777 6y ago
Yes, but as a matter of syntax, don’t you have to specify the IP address? What is the mx refereeing to in your example? V=spf1 ip4:198.51.100.123 ~all I think the ptr mechanism’s deprecated. Anyway, if you’re correct that a valid and compl
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by marmot777 6y ago
I don’t think that an SPF record with just mx -all gives you that. You need to put IP addresses, IP address blocks, or hosts for the spf to be valid. Maybe the author left out the host in the assumption that the reader would understand tha
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by marmot777 6y ago
Not to nitpick but I think that the part about the spf record isn’t that great. The typical spf record has ip addresses, blocks of ip addresses, or hosts but I don’t think just v=spf1 mx ~all.
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by marmot777 6y ago
My son will be stoked about this!
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by marmot777 6y ago
Email for interacting with clients (customers) has kind of replaced the phone as the most important channel for businesses.
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Musk invites users to test Starlink space internet(decrypt.co)
4 points by marmot777 6y ago|1 comments
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by marmot777 6y ago
Read the book “Everybody Writes.”
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Richard Anuszkiewicz, Master of Psychedelic Op Art, Dies at 89(nytimes.com)
2 points by marmot777 6y ago|0 comments
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by marmot777 6y ago
Super cool! Iloce the idea of learning something every day and I try.
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by marmot777 6y ago
Being outward focused when possible to try to see things from other’s point of view. Slowing down a bit and not jumping to conclusions. Trying to keep my ego in check. It’s okay to be wrong or for a better idea to come from someone else. Ma
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by marmot777 6y ago
Funny you mention Minecraft. My son LOVES Minecraft.
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by marmot777 6y ago
I’d say that the most satisfying reading are articles and documentation regarding things that I’m trying to get better at. It’s good to be as well informed as possible on what’s going on in the world but there’s diminishing returns after a
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by marmot777 6y ago
I disagree with the author’s idea that blogs shouldn’t have a focus. I think the best blogs are these sort: 1. By an expert in a specific domain. 2. Blogs by someone in the process of developing expertise, documenting what they learned alon
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by marmot777 6y ago
I’ve learned a lot from blog posts and still follow a handful of outstanding blogs by experts in specific domains. That said, I rarely read company blog posts any more as many companies seem to be phoning it in. Writing high quality blog po
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by marmot777 6y ago
Get the book called Everybody Writes by Ann Handley: https://www.amazon.com/Everybody-Writes-Go-Creating-Ridiculo... It’s a quick read that will really help you.
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by marmot777 6y ago
Yes, noise is bad when you’re trying to focus and it’s the worst when you’re trying to relax.
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by marmot777 7y ago
Apparently, there were some issues around not completing the app with time to get into the App Store, making users by-pass their phone’s security settings. Something like 75% of the users couldn’t figure it out. I also understand that there
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The Company That Botched the Iowa Caucus Was Formed Only Months Ago(theatlantic.com)
8 points by marmot777 7y ago|2 comments
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by marmot777 7y ago
Thats an absolute classic that reads like a spy novel detective story, and, at times, Unix manual. Perfect.
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by marmot777 7y ago
Were there web hosting services known for being more secure? For example, is AWS (particularly EC2 and LightSail) considered inherently more secure
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by marmot777 7y ago
Oh so this will affect squatters and not so much non profits?
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by marmot777 7y ago
Does this mean non profit organizations will end up paying more for domain names? That seems sketchy.

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