morpheuskafka

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   by morpheuskafka 9y ago

   Having friends and others that care about what you do is inherently part of social species' self worth--that doesn't imply "chasing positive affirmation", which is a problem. Nor does it necessitate a quantitative approa
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   by morpheuskafka 9y ago

   By contrast, however, they offer no positive feedback whatsoever. At my school social media contributes positively to most people's self esteem because it is a constant source of positive feedback from friends on personal activities an
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   by morpheuskafka 9y ago

   Wire is pretty lit, e2e on all devices.
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   by morpheuskafka 9y ago

   I'd recommend a Thinkpad T series (or even P series if high budget), use the perks code found on the r/thinkpad wiki and you can get a T series at a really good price. Great Linux support, quality build, great keyboards and screen
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   by morpheuskafka 9y ago

   I really like your phrasing, "serious customers who can "trust" their company based on the site." Design isn't a "bell and whistle," it's the first impression of your product and the first opportunity
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   by morpheuskafka 9y ago

   If you are a nonprofit, AWS is amazingly generous. My FIRST Robotics team was given a $500 grant to develop a scouting system. We mostly use EC2 but the breath of services is shocking, most services can be run absolutely free with S3/C
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   by morpheuskafka 9y ago

   Often for light loads like vim and web browsing even laptops like my T470p can get almost 6hrs using tlp, reasonable brightness settings, etc. But I would hold out for snapdragon/ryzen/intel 8th quadcore ULVs/Intel-AMD graphi
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   by morpheuskafka 9y ago

   Just wait till someone writes a bot that runs under a 'tux' user by default...
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   by morpheuskafka 9y ago

   I though he sold the album on ebay?
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    The good thing is that if they were to go out of business, you wouldn't have made any technical investment since you just plug in the IPs to your applications and go.
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    Oh nice, maybe they'll do some A/B testing since there not bothered by those pesky ethics regulations. Who needs those anyway? I mean, just swing people moods, informally diagnose them, and profit by selling the data. Free healthc
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    It's a reasonable assumption, given that their objective is to hook users for as long as possible.
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    Anyone who choses to use FB is just not thinking. I could get joining Instagram, Snapchat, etc b/c of friends. But even if you don't care about privacy, don;t care about algorithms censoring human expression, and don't care a
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    True, I was thinking of NetBUEI/IPX/AppleTalk/etc.
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    [Zerotier]( https://zerotier.com ) is far nicer than all of them, clients (Win, macOS, GNU\Linux, OpenWrt, iOS, Android, NAS) are open-source and the hosted service allows up to 100 devices on one of unlimited networks for free. B
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    I think that's only for BIOS updates, not ME. ME uses an Intel provided flash EXE. It would probably run on PE or definitely Windows to Go though.
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    Surprisingly, the article was not bad, although the libertarian bias is pretty bare with the last paragraph. But really, World News Group?
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    Not a web tutorial, but if you have Arduino experience and want to get a deeper understanding of embedded systems, AVR Programming by Make Media is amazing.
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    ISO 838:1974 Paper – Holes for general filing purposes(iso.org)

    2 points by morpheuskafka 9y ago|0 comments
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    MITM can't capture something that is never sent, like the private key. Same thing with a TPM.
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    I sure hope this is a preprint because I caught three obvious grammar errors in the first 30 seconds of reading.
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    These days most IDEs automatically add a copyright/license default text to the top of each new file. It makes sense to instruct software engineers to follow a simple copyright rule rather than expecting them to play JDs and keep up wit
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    by morpheuskafka 9y ago

    I was certain that this would be some sort of JS library filled with buzzwords. Instead, the very first hit was this: https://github.com/k4m4/movies-for-hackers . RIP my time management for the next month...