mmagin

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Https://pypi.org load testing underway(status.python.org)
2 points by mmagin 9y ago|1 comments
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by mmagin 9y ago
Looking at the linked PDFs, all the data comes from "China National Environmental Monitoring Center". Should we even trust this as much as we trust the Chinese government's macroeconomic data?
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by mmagin 9y ago
WAT? How does that go, if I try to message @username, where does it go then?
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by mmagin 9y ago
Although on one hand it makes me mad, I can't help but feel a bit envious that I don't live somewhere with a government so interested in protecting domestic manufacturing.
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by mmagin 9y ago
Please recommend a Linux CAD program that's as easy to use and featureful as Fusion 360.
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by mmagin 9y ago
Or these relatively cold streams harbor few parasites evolved to thrive at human body temperatures -- I would not carry this practice to warmer areas of the world.
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by mmagin 9y ago
It grinds my gears when people call a big torch a flamethrower. A flame thrower spits burning liquid fuel onto things.
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by mmagin 9y ago
I thought this was as old as continuous-wave lasers, albeit the original idea was bouncing it off a window.
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by mmagin 9y ago
CPC is the VC firm?
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by mmagin 9y ago
Oh, this is going to be wonderful for accessibility :(
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by mmagin 9y ago
It gets worse. Apparently you can pass this off as "natural flavor" in the US: http://nagaseamerica.com/news_release/treha-trehalose-availa...
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by mmagin 9y ago
I'll start to feel sorry for Huawei after they apologize for repeatedly stealing IP from other companies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huawei#Intellectual_property_r...
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by mmagin 9y ago
My issue with DNT is that it is generally another bit of uniqueness that makes my browser slightly EASIER to track for anyone who doesn't care about obeying it, which are likely the greatest threats.
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by mmagin 9y ago
For Business Insider, sure.
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by mmagin 9y ago
Yeah, we don't trust RDRAND but we trust this?
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by mmagin 9y ago
Are they still lacking ipv6?
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by mmagin 9y ago
This is all fun and games until an internet worm attempts to turn them on indefinitely. An empty microwave oven will overheat, hopefully shutting down in the process, though who knows? https://www.consumeraffairs.com/news&#
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by mmagin 9y ago
So, basically Intel kept this stuff to themselves from June through November?
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by mmagin 9y ago
It's extra confusing how there are so many different programs :)
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by mmagin 9y ago
I think this is why some people love hoodies so much.
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by mmagin 9y ago
Wow, I didn't realize some people were not only asked salary history but expected to document it. A privileged bubble in which I live.
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by mmagin 9y ago
The only ones I allow are from my irc client (Glowing Bear) and Slack. I really don't like the current UI, I wish it was less intrusive, like the "allow popups" UI in browsers.
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by mmagin 9y ago
I know I'm weird, but I feel like email clients automatically loading remote content by default is a security hole.
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by mmagin 9y ago
I find it amusing that everyone is so certain that Intel doesn't have a special arrangement with the copyright holder.
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by mmagin 9y ago
Here's a nickle kid, get yourself a better computer.
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by mmagin 9y ago
As I understand it activation requires using an android phone, but it's entirely possible to then use it with an iPhone.
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by mmagin 9y ago
I have soldered a second USB connector on one and plan to use it as a lazy-person's means of doing some HID (trackball) remapping, though I've not had the time to actually work on that. My current stumbling block was how to keep
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by mmagin 9y ago
Relevant link from recently https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/11/dji-l...
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by mmagin 9y ago
Nice use of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by mmagin 9y ago
And as people in the business of porn, or cannibis, (or other such endeavors which some people morally object to) have discovered, lots of payment processors/banks/etc. will not deal with them.

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