newman8r

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   FCC to examine problems with 911 calling in enterprise systems [pdf](apps.fcc.gov)

   28 points by newman8r 9y ago|31 comments
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   FCC seeks comments on modernizing 'toll free' numbers [pdf](apps.fcc.gov)

   3 points by newman8r 9y ago|0 comments
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   FDA moves forward with health software precertification pilot program(fda.gov)

   2 points by newman8r 9y ago|1 comments
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   NASA releases hubble e-book (free epub)(nasa.gov)

   4 points by newman8r 9y ago|0 comments
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   by newman8r 9y ago

   yeah I should have included the full context, but I think it could end up being a gray line. It's something to keep an eye on because the difference between market manipulation and trolling/FUD could be hard to distinguish.
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   Twitter co-founder comments on Trump's tweets and newsworthiness(medium.com)

   3 points by newman8r 9y ago|0 comments
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   by newman8r 9y ago

   Interesting bullet points include: 'false information spread through electronic and social media' 'violations involving distributed ledger technology and initial coin offerings'
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   SEC announces 'Cyber Unit'(sec.gov)

   139 points by newman8r 9y ago|79 comments
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   FDA taking action against 500+ prescription drug websites(fda.gov)

   1 points by newman8r 9y ago|0 comments
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    I've considered live aboard boating, definitely would like to try it at some point
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    Try keeping a personal journal that you don't intend to show anybody, try meditation. Consider retiring some of your social media accounts. Stop caring so much about who visits your blog - turn it into something that you can use to kee
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    The issue is where to park them. In southern california, there's some amazing rv parks in the desert that you can stay in for under $500 month, you get electricity and plumbing. Are there many places like that in the bay area?
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    As someone who's lived in a 'hacker trailer' for an extended period of time and kinda-failed, next time I'm gonna use an LMTV. Uncle Sam paid ~$100k+ for each one of them. Sometimes you can find one with living quarters&
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    you're right. I stopped reading at 'algorithms 101' the first time. reading comprehension test failed.
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    I think you may be onto something, I just posted the same thing and then saw your comment
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    they claim it wasn't from meta. I'm curious if other sites/forums/social media accounts had connected the name to the story for example, someone might post on facebook "hey look at this crazy article {link}, isn&#x2
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    you might want to look into meditation, you can use the same techniques to fall asleep very quickly. Learning to turn off the internal dialogue requires practice, in my case at least.
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    I'm going to take a look at that I ran into the precision issue as well, but my brain eventually figured out how to deal with it. I use the left analog pad for higher precision tasks
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    I just posted a slightly more detailed response in this thread related to the layout I use. In terms of how I think it helped: for ergonomics/back pain relief: I tend to sit up with a lot better posture now rather than 'reaching o
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    I mainly use it on my desktop, running debian stretch The interesting thing is there's a learning period of a few weeks where I kept the sensitivity low on the analog sticks. I have the sensitivity lower on the left stick (for packages
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    I have been using an xbox one controller instead of a mouse for 4 or 5 months now. I use the qjoypad package to map the thing. It's really great and I believe it's why my chronic right-side back pain has completely vanished. So as
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    this is exactly the type of material I was looking for, thanks
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    Ask HN: Project planning books written by devs

    1 points by newman8r 9y ago|2 comments
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    I find no need to pirate software using linux, everything I need is available for free. Pirated software that goes un-updated is a huge security issue anyway.
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    for some users, half the fun of switching to linux is realizing there's open source versions of all the software they used to pay for.
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    I have linux distros running on 3 of my apple laptops with broadcom cards - it just meant using a nonfree firmware
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    It's just a friendlier way of saying 'you probably weren't doing it right' these are operating systems that reward expertise - it takes time and patience to get your workstation the way you want it. It's a time inve
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    Check out https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/ I think the linux desktop user experience has improved exponentially over the last few years, you should give it another shot.
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    Good call, I think that's exactly what I'll do
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    by newman8r 9y ago

    I'm going to work on a writeup and start a repo for the project - this will make the vision a bit more clear. I'll contact you through your website form in the next few days and if you're still liking it, we can take it from