mikey_p

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by mikey_p 6y ago
There is if you scroll just a little bit down the page
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by mikey_p 6y ago
The community edition doesn't have any tiers or features, those are only in the Enterprise Edition.
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by mikey_p 6y ago
Yes, but that's only if you self-host the Enterprise Edition which contains non-free code, not the Community Edition which only contains free code.
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by mikey_p 6y ago
That means they are running non-free code, which seems to be one of their main points against Github.
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by mikey_p 6y ago
There's still a fair bit of labor, but most of that now takes the form of repair and maintenance work on machines.
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by mikey_p 6y ago
Don't forget to factor ethanol production in as well. In many places it is providing huge incentives for massive corn yields and production.
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by mikey_p 6y ago
This doesn't apply to a large amount of farming today, much of the issues with erosion have been solved by reducing tillage and other improved practices like contour farming, adding waterways, cover crops etc. None of this is related t
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by mikey_p 6y ago
This is huge, to be successful today you really need to be in the several thousand acres ranges, where only a few generations ago farmers made a living on 100-200 acres. If you can't afford the capital to expand via real estate niche f
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by mikey_p 6y ago
Yeah, but it's hard to shake the image of McLaren Honda and Alonso and Button suffering from 2015-2017. Those were some miserable races, and the stress was being publicly taken out on two well respected drivers towards the end of their
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by mikey_p 6y ago
Wasn't it banned much earlier? Famously in 94 Senna was under pressure in the Williams which was suffering without the traction control it enjoyed the year before, and he also had raised suspicions after standing trackside that Benetto
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by mikey_p 6y ago
I don't think that's likely considering that they are mostly laying down in the car with the feet only slightly below their head, so relatively flat overall. In braking, blood would be forced to their legs/feet, so you'd
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by mikey_p 6y ago
Went to try to update some of my scripts and stuff and found that most of OS X/macOS uses BSD utils which don't have the long flags found in linux versions. For example check out xargs: https://www.freebsd.org/cgi&
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by mikey_p 6y ago
The article talks about one of the main reasons I kept going to Costco even when I realized it wasn't necessarily cheaper than the major grocery stores: quality. I don't want to have to think about which brand at the regular groce
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by mikey_p 6y ago
According to Matthias, this is because inkjet printers require accuracy since print heads for black and different colors, or even each color are spaced differently. So for the alignment to stick (anyone else remember when you had to manuall
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by mikey_p 7y ago
Nope, that doesn't work, because you can never know what context your data will be used it so you can't know what's safe or not up front: See also: http://acko.net/blog/safe-string-theory-for-the-web&#x2F
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by mikey_p 7y ago
I have alot of experience with live audio, and from my understanding I can't see what the point of the Triton Fethead is? Is that used in addition to the pre-amp in your interface? If so why? Does the SM7B have super low output? It&#x2
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by mikey_p 7y ago
The deepest irony of all this is that they require phone numbers to verify accounts, which should cut down on fake accounts, yet they had a large amount of fake accounts using this very feature, which means verifying with a phone number may
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by mikey_p 7y ago
Several years ago I had pretty good luck with the NXMachine server/client for a training system. I don't know if they still offer a free version or not :(
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by mikey_p 7y ago
Yeah, I used to have a 2003 Tundra, and then I had a friend with a 2008 Tacoma pull up next to me one time, and they were virtually the same size. I shuddered when I realized what that meant for the new Tundra (I already thought my truck wa
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by mikey_p 7y ago
I'm a huge nerd and I loved just wondering around the store getting ideas for projects, etc, but I can't help but think that the overall shopping experience was terrible. Wonder in past random bins of laptop fans and USB desk lamp
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by mikey_p 7y ago
As a child I was gifted an album (cheesy christian rock, but it's what my parents would buy me) and a full set of the Chronicles of Narnia. Album went on repeat while I read the first few books and now they are forever, deeply linked i
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by mikey_p 7y ago
Netflix definitely has trouble with this because they too lack the whole "delete all sessions" capability, so it's next to impossible to recover an account that has been compromised. My partner went through this, and Netflix
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by mikey_p 7y ago
I used it because that's what I needed for configuring Hammerspoon. Been rather pleased with the language overall, but don't have any other uses for it. Hammerspoon has been killer, especially once I figured out some simple metapr
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by mikey_p 7y ago
This same story has happened before, in Michigan, when a worker putting christmas lights on a nearby tree noticed a car in a pond from their raised vantage point. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/car-with-body-of-man-miss
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by mikey_p 7y ago
Yeah, I think this is really missing the point of Deming. While statistical quality control was a big part of what he taught, he was almost more interested in the philosophy of management than process management. Everything you read about h
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by mikey_p 7y ago
Yes, but parent is arguing that the feeling could be what is affecting the test results more than any cognitive abilities or enhancements as a result of playing the game. I.e. if you "won" the Lumosity games (which normally get
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by mikey_p 7y ago
Parent seems to be agreeing with you, why the hostility?
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by mikey_p 7y ago
I've used a similar provider, Stephouse in Portland, OR and they would routinely install repeaters throughout the city to help cover deadspots, areas shaded by tall buildings, hills, etc. I assume the same would be available in Philly
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by mikey_p 7y ago
Would love to see someone ask how you integrate Google Analytics or GTM with this, given they both have instructions relative to <head> and <body> tags...
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by mikey_p 7y ago
This is one of the things I love about Packagist. Technically Composer doesn't care where the source is from, but the official Packagist repository actually just uses Github as the storage and CDN for downloads. You have to link a re

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