mchristen

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by mchristen 6y ago
Not to mention that processing and roasting also changes the bean and the resulting coffee brewed from it.
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by mchristen 6y ago
That is such a horrible user experience though, it's no different than having to hack apart your X11 config file to get the proper modeline support for your monitor, or to map your keyboard so your Super key works. Thankfully we'v
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by mchristen 6y ago
To answer your first question, yes, quite a bit.
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by mchristen 6y ago
Check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Keller_(engineer) to answer your question about loyalty. He's had his hand in all kinds of chips you use.
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by mchristen 7y ago
Nitpick, but all of those you mentioned are shared with other tenants, just pick your layer of abstraction.
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by mchristen 7y ago
HEB is routinely one of the first on site with stockpiles of water and essentials ready to go during disasters. I'm so happy they have my back.
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by mchristen 7y ago
There has to be something else going on here because I routinely achieve > 800mbps on my gigabit network over copper.
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by mchristen 7y ago
I believe you can do this with policy based routing rules. Effectively you create a second routing table where the default route goes through your wireguard device and then you create firewall modify rules that assign traffic to that routin
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by mchristen 7y ago
It's not the software that holds back phone cameras. It's the literal size and shape of the sensors and lens. You can already shoot RAW on a phone, but putting Photoshop on the phone won't solve the lack of depth of field inh
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by mchristen 7y ago
Your history is bit wrong, r/btc was created in response to excessive moderation on r/bitcoin, well before Bitcoin Cash existed.
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by mchristen 7y ago
Coffeescript has that operator.
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by mchristen 7y ago
Serious question: Would you be willing to pay to access/consume the content found on the search engine?
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by mchristen 7y ago
It doesn't seem safe to me to pour out potential 'explosive' liquids into a shared bin.
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by mchristen 7y ago
Yes, you can edit out the audio from the file on youtube, but it's my understanding that it removes ALL the audio from the segment you delete so any voiceovers will be lost.
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by mchristen 7y ago
Also something similar in the manual! > If you don’t know how to find us, figure it out.
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by mchristen 7y ago
They pretty much say that in this document. > If we don’t know you ourselves, we prefer if someone we trust knows you.
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by mchristen 7y ago
I think your definition of 'success' is flat out wrong. Where are those pilots now?
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by mchristen 7y ago
I use the S3, SQS and SNS extensions all the time. Absolutely fantastic during development and testing, even for small scale staging deployments sometimes.
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by mchristen 7y ago
I use this project, but calling it 'fully functional' is quite a leap.
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by mchristen 7y ago
I don't think the EdgeMax is the 'advanced' line by any stretch. They both run a fork of Vayatta and share a CLI. The Unifi stuff has more features accessible via the GUI and receives far more attention from Ubiquity. However
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by mchristen 7y ago
I use the app for my Yamaha receiver far more than I use the remote. I'm already browsing for content to watch on my phone... Aside from the 'is the app needed' debate, this TV is almost perfect for me. I hope there are plans
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by mchristen 7y ago
'human activity', aka fracking.
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by mchristen 7y ago
This seems to be a common practice. My parents live in a highrise that has construction defects and it took years to extract money to repair the building because the LLC that sold the building to the condo association had no cash or assets
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by mchristen 7y ago
It's still very green out on Cape Cod, but I feel that could change at any moment.
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by mchristen 7y ago
The article includes a summary of what DoH is at the top and also has links to more information. Not sure what else could be done before the article is about DoH itself.
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by mchristen 7y ago
FWIW Google is still rolling fiber in my market. And you are right, it's not subsidies, it's engineered monopolies causing the problem which is why you see the competition actually working. Google had to use microtrenching because
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by mchristen 7y ago
You must realize that is not the norm though, right? It wasn't until Google Fiber came into my area that everyone else starting offering competitive pricing, but the vast majority of land in the US is a high speed broadband wasteland.
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by mchristen 7y ago
Reminds me of Sprint's rollout of Wimax technology. It was awesome if you had direct LOS with the tower and also kept your phone perfectly still. Eventually they canned it.
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by mchristen 7y ago
Completely agree there. Some times that luxury doesn't exist though and you just have to get shit done and hope playing fast and loose doesn't come back to bite you.
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by mchristen 7y ago
Databases are just one kind of stateful server application though, and yes I would agree with you for that usecase relying on it's underlying durability is a good thing, because it's built with that in mind. Instead I would like t

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