netman21

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by netman21 4y ago
$1,800/month for two of us. Both 63 years old. In the US. Vision and dental extra.
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by netman21 4y ago
Not a new idea. The World has been cruising for years. https://aboardtheworld.com/
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by netman21 4y ago
Why England was deforested.
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by netman21 4y ago
I use loops.so a YC funded startup. It is a monthly charge though. But super simple to use for product updates. The "loops" part I have not used yet which is emails triggered by actions. Kind of strange that you only send a couple
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by netman21 4y ago
This is all great. Signing and verifying software is important. But it is woefully inadequate in a post Solarwinds-Notpetya-FLAME world. We need something that allows an organization to verify that code has not been maliciously tampered wit
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by netman21 4y ago
Alfvén was pretty much the father of the electric universe theory. From Wikipedia: In 1937, Alfvén argued that if plasma pervaded the universe, it could then carry electric currents capable of generating a galactic magnetic field.[6] After
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by netman21 4y ago
A technical reading of GDPR leads one to think that data in a backup should also be deleted. But in practice most orgs are treating Article 7, The Right to Erasure, as meaning "make no longer publicly available." That still leaves
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by netman21 4y ago
I remember emailing Scott McNealy in 1995 telling him urgently that he should opensource Solaris. If I had persuaded him it would be a different world today. We would not have had to live through two decades of NT on servers.
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by netman21 5y ago
I just launched dashboard.it-harvest.com to make data available on 2,800+ cybersecurity vendors. It is meant to be a tool for private equity, VCs, and corp dev teams,to mine data on targets for acquisition.
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by netman21 5y ago
This is great! Placed a couple of wagers and created a market. Have you read Shockwave Rider? John Brunner envisioned a network that placed odds on everything, just like this.
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by netman21 5y ago
It's funny money to begin with. Even if you were based in Gibralter there would extensive licensing to get approved to run a gambling site.
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by netman21 5y ago
One thing the article does not mention is that the "Forbes Technology Council" designation is pure pay-to-play. Vendors pay about $3,000/year to get that designation for their CEO and the marketing team writes his/her s
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by netman21 5y ago
I am an industry analyst and pay a lot of attention to head count. I use similar metrics to the author to estimate revenue for each of 2,000 companies I track. I usually have a friendly CEO in a sub-segment that will share their revenue num
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by netman21 5y ago
Tried it. Just a voice to text of French guy talking. Definitely not my voice.
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by netman21 5y ago
I have found that there are two types of people who are happy in their work. 1. Those that help others, like teachers and nurses. Their jobs can be stressful and not very financially rewarding. But they take satisfaction from seeing patient
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by netman21 5y ago
This comes as a big surprise to me. Especially during the early lockdowns I was expecting closed bars and no commuting to reduce traffic fatalities.
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by netman21 5y ago
Exactly what ereader buk.io does for ebooks.
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by netman21 5y ago
Nice idea! Hope you find somebody.
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by netman21 5y ago
Tried it out. Searched for lamb curry. First listed is a paywalled NYT recipe. Was hoping for no BS as in no paywall, no extraneous narrative. Oh well.
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by netman21 5y ago
I agree if it is a slick ecommerce site. But I recently went to siteoly.com to check out the Google Sheet to website capability. The chat popped up and I was talking to the creator. In a minute we were on a video call and two days later he
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by netman21 5y ago
Why wait until a crash is imminent? Before I hop on an important video conf I have to remember to open Activity Monitor and manually kill all the FirefoxCP Web Content processes. It crashes each tab and frees up all the memory.
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by netman21 5y ago
Or you could just implement Host Identity Protocol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Host_Identity_Protocol
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by netman21 5y ago
You certainly can. Yeast multiplies fast. That said, using excess yeast can actually reduce gluten formation so using extra yeast in pizza dough, for instance, is a way to make the dough less springy.
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by netman21 5y ago
This is great. Love the encouragement at the end for amateur space research.
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by netman21 5y ago
Related: since cancer thrives on sugar, what impact is from the sugars in the wine and beer people drink?
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by netman21 5y ago
I can no longer sit at a desk. I use a cheap lapdesk while sitting in a Slumber rest chari manufactured by the CJ Streit Company in Ohio. This chair is a direct eveolution of the Morris chair and is perfect for sitting. I work about 12 hour
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by netman21 5y ago
Nice. I started an ISP in 1993. I was not a network engineer. I was an automotive engineer. It was the most intense learning curve I have ever been on. Back then you could find lots of people willing to help out who knew everything about
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by netman21 6y ago
Sailboats! Would be easy to embed this in the hull.
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by netman21 6y ago
Madrid 63 and 55 dishes are tracking Perseverance. They will be the first to confirm a successful landing today. Look at Canberra 43. It is receiving data from Voyager 2 at 160 bits/sec from 19 billion km away.
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Deep Space Network Status(eyes.nasa.gov)
4 points by netman21 6y ago|2 comments

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