milofeynman

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by milofeynman 5y ago
How many years until average person could make one of these? How do you protect politicians, reporters, famous people? I suppose we can assume this is the future of assassinations in the middle east and elsewhere?
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I use ansible to setup my LXC containers for personal stuff like pihole and freeipa. I'm not really sure what my alternative is. I can destroy / create the container and set it up in one command.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
That's because they're not Taiwanese :) they're spreading Chinese propaganda talking points.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I read the whole article to find out how Valve responded and it was EXACTLY what I expected. They've done this before and they'll do it again. Toxic
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by milofeynman 5y ago
Direct PDF wasn't working for me. Here's the page with summary and link to PDF: https://www.brookings.edu/research/what-lies-beneath-evidenc...
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by milofeynman 5y ago
As others have said before, going to Amazon and reading 1-2 star reviews is the best way to judge I have found.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I worked on the Mindstorms EV3 editor. It was an interesting experience where the technology chosen was silverlight and silverlight was summarily EOL'd 2 years into the project. I still have the old kits and can't wait to break th
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by milofeynman 5y ago
When twitter's snowflake was lengthened recently I was worried they might be doing this too. I'm afraid of the big ones moving to this. Spotify, instagram, twitter, etc
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by milofeynman 5y ago
As an engineering manager in an unrelated field... this could also be a way to not have to support a feature on X platform because I don't have the resources to make it work on every possible mobile browser. Or the mobile browsers don&
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I just generate my security questions as multiple random words in my password manager. I used to just do random passwords but I had to spell the random password with symbols etc over the phone a few times and quit that
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by milofeynman 5y ago
The ultimate -parent- hack is to only buy colored clothes (no whites... And if you happen to get any just wash them with the colored clothes anyway) non shrinkable clothes. Dry on low - "damp dry" so they don't all get fried.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I tie my shoe like this ever since I saw this talk. I'm not sure which knot it is in the OP though.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I'm sorry but you're a bit wrong. Give this propublica series a read. https://www.propublica.org/series/gutting-the-irs
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I use LibraryThings to track what I've read, my collection, and what I want to read and I don't believe it's attempting to complete with GoodReads. It's in a different space of keeping track of your book collections and
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by milofeynman 6y ago
> Published:July 23, 2020 In terms of covid papers, this was published an eternity ago
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by milofeynman 6y ago
I've never let my kid watch youtube(or kids) but I will sit with him and watch mark rober squirrel video or smarter everyday or letsdig18. But it's less than 1 video a week. I think that's the only way to parent appropriately
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by milofeynman 6y ago
My phone number was removed and my account deleted when they say this hack happened. My phone number is in the leak. Doesn that mean that my phone number was in it because other people's contacts were imported, or because they didn&#x2
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by milofeynman 6y ago
Similar experience. Class action?
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by milofeynman 6y ago
I've been having trouble finding the answer to this. How close to it's intended target did it land? Thanks
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by milofeynman 6y ago
How close was the rover to its intended landing spot?
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by milofeynman 6y ago
That's a short term solution with DoH becoming more widespread... I'm curious how we're going to block DoH in the future since it can be packed into any iot device
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by milofeynman 6y ago
Firefox nightly has a limited addon system. Ublock for example works. https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2020/09/29/expanded-extensio...
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by milofeynman 6y ago
This comes up every time an article like this is posted on HN and the answer is basically no.
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by milofeynman 6y ago
I have the same problem. While setting up home stuff recently. I was doing everything through ansible on LXC containers and found myself doing a lot of building from source. I still continue to use it but will explore other distros in the f
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by milofeynman 6y ago
Renewables weren't what caused the Texas blackouts. This is a GOP taking point to distract from their deregulation to the point of failure. https://www.texastribune.org/2021/02/16/texas-wind-turbines-...
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by milofeynman 6y ago
It was a great experience. And I'll cherish it. Free servers aren't the same. Might setup a server on my local network some day to play with my kid.
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by milofeynman 6y ago
I would do anything to filter out those weird spelling Chinese brands that always clutter my searches.
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by milofeynman 6y ago
They blackout neighborhoods here I believe. My guess is that neighborhoods that largely heat with natural gas are spared, as they don't use a ton of electricity.
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by milofeynman 6y ago
Tuesday 2am is the lowest we'll see around North Dallas. 2°F is current prediction
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by milofeynman 6y ago
When I go to that page I see "Operating Reserves: 3,126 MW"

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