ndarwincorn

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by ndarwincorn 7y ago
> it would last you forever Can confirm. Bought two in 2013, still have ~450 grams in the first bag I opened. Well worth the ~$50 (including a jeweler's scale) for a lifetime supply of preworkout supplements. The FDA banned bulk caf
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by ndarwincorn 7y ago
Assuming the second drive is always connected to the machine & on, why are you opting for that nightly sync vs. mirroring the two disks in raid1?
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by ndarwincorn 7y ago
> In the Linux world as well, icons and buttons have been made unnecessarily larger to serve potential mobile and touch usage. Please choose more specific language for that last point, because while I agree generally I only see ~two desk
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by ndarwincorn 7y ago
You make a sweeping statement about a bubble and then demonstrate the edge of yours: > The business world runs on Java, and .NET to a lesser extent. Flip those. > I just don't see any recruiter activity around PHP at all. This is
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by ndarwincorn 7y ago
Sorry if I was misunderstood. glup's reply to my comment nailed it. He started in DOI as a seasonal post-doc for USFW at a GS-5. My point is merely that the work he was doing then, much less at the end of his career, was both much more
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by ndarwincorn 7y ago
Hey, since I'm having trouble getting a response from support/security and I know you're active on here, can you get someone to respond to this ticket (related to OP)? I don't usually try to publicly escalate something l
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by ndarwincorn 7y ago
Wow, my dad worked for DOI for 30 years as a research scientist and topped-out at a GS-13. And you're starting sysads there?
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
This analogy falls down as soon as you look at misinformation where moneyed interests exist (put another way, as soon as you get political). The media puts delusional individuals front-and-center with an appeal to some bizarre, binary idea
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
> Visual or terminal-based means to configure rudimentary touchpad settings. The fewest options I could imagine supporting for v1 would be: scroll speed/acceleration, scroll speed, natural scrolling toggle, hopefully support for ges
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
Pressfield's historical fiction (Gates of Fire, etc.) is top-notch. If you haven't read them, I highly recommend.
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
That's not exactly fair, the first decade+ of that pre-dates the public cloud.
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
Free only if you willfully ignore obvious externalities.
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
What? Level3 was huge as a fiber ISP at the enterprise level, but Qwest/CenturyLink has been a huge phone service/ISP in the west since the breakup of Ma Bell. They own the naming rights to the Seahawks's stadium. They have h
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
No suggestion, but an anecdote that illustrates a false negative like this.* Stack Overflow's got an Azure SRE spot open, asking for experience with PowerShell DSC and Terraform, among others. The main goal for the role appears to be s
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
> There is no evidence that marijuana is addictive Yeah that's misleading at best.
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
> Google's lawyers were operating in a very different context in 2014. Worth noting that (as pointed out in the article) the head of Google's lawyers is himself a beneficiary of the very different context he's operating in
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
> "Placebo" describes the audio scene people pretty well in my experience. Agreed. See also: relative cable quality (for electric instrumentalists).
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
>there is no Linux outlook With the GH aquisition I'll be shocked if we don't see most of MS's desktop stuff, including Office, move to Electron/WebAssembly in the next few years.
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by ndarwincorn 8y ago
The best manager I've had as a dev is a first-generation Nigerian-American, and in the year I worked for I saw him get legit fired up once, and it was incredibly effective. At least for me and I think the team as a whole. Though to sup