mikecoles

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by mikecoles 3y ago
Have you found that you need fiber? When I'd done keto, it was nearly all eggs and burger with some occasional chicken breast.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
No. You use the third choice, that you already mentioned. Eat at home. The quality is better. The price is cheaper. The service is personalized.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
What is new on the site? Looks like the old grift? https://lifehacker.com/deals
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Two more words: really sucks Traffic jams, as horrible as they are, are quicker and more tolerable that mass transit.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
CA's ability to flex diminished after 1849. Now, all it has is fluff.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Still not worth it for the price tag of "free".
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by mikecoles 3y ago
The same reason non-FAANG employees look down at FAANG employees. The FAANG folk think they're elite. The non-FAANG view FAANGs as senstive, overpaid, overhyped divas. Unrelated, depending on your location on the planet, ballsy usernam
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Thank you. I support "pelvic affiliate" over the bland "partner".
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by mikecoles 3y ago
ICS/NIMS. Said as a joke, but if your organization is just starting out, modeling after these frameworks is a solid foundation.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
I think their gimmick was bogus. As a non-programmer I scored "exceptionally well", or some such similar wording, on the quiz I took on a whim. My thought was that everyone who took the entrance test was given the same result and
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by mikecoles 3y ago
The humor kept me reading.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Just a thought, what about a dummy/honeypot path in robots.txt? If any request is made related to that path, block connections from that source?
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Sticking with local "Mom and Pop" shops, I'm routinely given amazing support.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
OrangePi. Odroid. Pine64.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Comcast/Xfinity sold an elderly family member 800Mbps service. One person in the residence. Comcast/Xfinity told them this was needed so streaming videos could be played.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
When doing field work near an orchard, "wind mills" were noticed scattered across the fields. I asked what the wind mills were for, thinking they were pumping water for irrigation. I was told they keep the fruits safe from frost.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
I heard similar to "A computer is to computer science as a telescope is to astronomy". Dijkstra?
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by mikecoles 3y ago
CISA and TSA are sister agencies. They're both just theatrics and money funnels.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
The old cliche about stopping to smell the roses might have some validity.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Your analogy has failed. You assume the increase will come from noise rather than any signal that is being culled.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
An amazing analogy. Thank you. I've recently been asked the OSI layers in an interview. I think it was done as a joke.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
A concern is the availability will drive people to seek more dangerous behavior.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
"Free"
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Changes, occurring for decades, caused an immediate die off. Yep. Got it. Sure.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
If a child inquired, it is certain the lesson would taught. Don't blame past generations for the lack of interest from the current.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Glad to have you confirm you are indeed clueless about guns and their uses.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
It's faster.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Ads.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
Think of it as part of a communist plan and you'll see the why and who start to make sense.
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by mikecoles 3y ago
No kidding, you don't say. Less purchases are being made, but inflation props up the "sales" increase: "Retail sales, which are adjusted for seasonality but not inflation, grew 0.7% in September from the prior month&quot

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