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by mh- 4y ago
My favorite is that those can combined with the shift key, to get native highlighting. So Ctrl-Shift-a works like Shift-Home on windows (and Ctrl-Shift-e for Shift-End). So you can do C-s-a and C-s-e, followed by cmd-C, to copy stuff to the
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by mh- 4y ago
My family doesn't have a history of ladder accidents, but I'm not looking to be the one who starts that legacy either.
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by mh- 4y ago
I scrolled through Carvana inventory, picked a used car, purchased it, and it was delivered to my driveway like a week later. I live very far from any decent-sized car dealership. I did all this laying in bed on my phone. I have some compla
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by mh- 4y ago
That last one would already fail the Brandenburg test [0], wouldn't it? (I'm not a lawyer.) [0] https://www.criminaldefenselawyer.com/resources/inciting-to-...
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by mh- 4y ago
How long did you work there?
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by mh- 4y ago
"Here are a few of the products you will gain access to upon becoming a member" [0] are from Amazon [1][2]. [0] https://i.imgur.com/IaYpl6e.png [1] https://www.amazon.com/Comfort-Colors-Sleeve-6014
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by mh- 4y ago
Both items I see [0] on the home page are from Uniqlo's 2020 collection[1][2]. Hopefully these are just placeholders and OP has posted a bit early. I am definitely the target audience for what's described in the post. [0] https:&
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by mh- 4y ago
> handling a deer skull .. I touched a doorknob before washing my hands. I'm not a germaphobe, but I think I'm with your daughter on this one. :)
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by mh- 4y ago
Grila doesn't seem to be available on the US mac app store?
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by mh- 4y ago
I thought your numbers sounded high, but they're actually too low in CA: > The total overall funding (federal, state, and local) for all K–12 education programs is $124.3 billion, with per-pupil spending of $21,596 in 2021–22. Fo
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by mh- 4y ago
For those wondering: a 30 minute slotted network show in the US is 21-22 minutes long. A 60 minute is simply double - 42-44 minutes long. How many breaks this works out to varies by show, since they try to cut it at strategic points. Usual
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by mh- 4y ago
a sibling comment to yours[0], from 'treesknees, addresses what a decent caching setup for this looks like. > We've since started caching our images locally using Sonatype Nexus Repository Manager plus hosting our own registry
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by mh- 4y ago
Up to 500ms per your source, depending on how much churn there is in the memory from the source system. Very cool.
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by mh- 4y ago
No, but I wouldn't expect the average user to write a blog post with unsubstantiated technical claims, either. I do think Cloudflare could do better here to let the owner of an IP know why they're suffering from poor reputation. H
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by mh- 4y ago
(not the parent commenter) That person should start with the assumption they haven't been misclassified and eliminate the possibility that a device on their network is compromised.
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by mh- 4y ago
Yes, but those automated browsers are much more expensive to operate than simple HTTP clients pretending to be browsers. It's an arms race/defense-in-depth situation. If someone truly wants to automate your site in a targeted
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by mh- 4y ago
My assumption is also that something on his network is compromised, and getting his IP into reputation issues. Tarpitting (serving content slowly from the edge, in order to slow down bots) is necessarily one of the most expensive tools in a
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by mh- 4y ago
A few years ago (last I looked), most big ecommerce sites missed this. Even ones that had invested quite a lot in the performance of their site.
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by mh- 4y ago
Sorry, I should have been clearer. "The work" here referred to assisting with the reverse engineering aspect of this. I, and almost everyone else here, lack the domain expertise to be of any use in that.
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by mh- 4y ago
I don't ride Bart anymore, but plenty of us would have done this work for free.. just to see a small chance at improving the system. The dysfunction is broader than them being unable to afford engineering talent.
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by mh- 4y ago
Haha, thank you.
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by mh- 4y ago
This exchange is almost as enjoyable as that "famous" thread about someone's math prowess (anyone have that link?)
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by mh- 4y ago
I'm fairly sure the Chrome Extension API doesn't have a way to implement "before self-updating, do this thing". This might have been their best/only option. The only other approach would be to notify them post-updat
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by mh- 4y ago
yeah, I think BofA has this but I haven't tried it either.
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by mh- 4y ago
Correct. I'm not familiar with the implementation details, but there's a handshake involved in the NFC tap that prevents it from being cloned using a "dumb" skimmer like this.
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by mh- 4y ago
FYI, they have to be exact phrase matches though. So you'll have to add permutations like "Ethereum giveaway" "Ethereum! give away".
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by mh- 4y ago
Not disagreeing with you necessarily, but you should know that BLE and Bluetooth are (more or less) unrelated. Confusingly.
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by mh- 4y ago
I would guess that your ears, and the microphone that the AirPods use for noise cancellation, have different ideas of "ultra".
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by mh- 4y ago
Zoom's automatic gain adjustments aren't responsive enough in my experience. You can disable it and pick a manual level for mic input. But that's hardly a fix for this issue, of course.
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by mh- 4y ago
You hired a contractor from Upwork for a project requiring clearance?

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