nightfly

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511.
by nightfly 7y ago
Because more people today are probably more familiar with 23andMe so it's simple way of explaining it that people would understand.
512.
by nightfly 7y ago
> 3. obviously necessary No. In my hometown the park where people have been safely flying model airplanes decades before the drone craze is 2.5 miles from the town's airport. 5 miles is incredibly restrictive and not justifiable.
513.
by nightfly 7y ago
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514.
by nightfly 7y ago
When places like Uber and Airbnb became "cool".
515.
by nightfly 7y ago
That doesn't convey to site owners /why/ you left. You need to tell them. From their perspective they'll just see an even lower percentage of Firefox users and maybe make even less effort to support it.
516.
by nightfly 7y ago
Having static IPs on your management devices on a separate subnet and vlan from your regular host ports should mostly mitigate this.
517.
by nightfly 7y ago
Is that really a problem?
518.
by nightfly 7y ago
Your understanding on what sys-admins are/do is very limited/off-base. I'm a sys-admin for engineering department of a public university. We use Puppet and Ansible to manage a diverse array of workstations, compute servers, a
519.
by nightfly 7y ago
https://github.com/axkibe/lsyncd
520.
by nightfly 7y ago
Talc is probably one of the more dangerous substances to inhale. Not only is it often contaminated with Asbestos, it might have some asbestos like properties of its own.
521.
by nightfly 7y ago
Never talk about it offline or on any other website (especially from any account associated with any name/username you've used for any other purpose). Be aware that you can fingerprint people based on word usage and sentence struc
522.
by nightfly 7y ago
The viewership of 13 reasons why was 65% female, 35% male. The show would have to a have an inordinately, disproportionately, strong impact on males to cause almost a 29% increase in male suicides, but a non statistically significant increa
523.
by nightfly 7y ago
Depending on some details, it would be perfect for storing state for a libvirt cluster management tool I'm working on. Concerns are I can read the data on disk using the regular sqlite3 cli tool, and lack of rust bindings.
524.
by nightfly 7y ago
Can you query the DB on disk using the regular sqlite3 cli tool?
525.
by nightfly 7y ago
It's more likely that Microsoft Office will become 100% "cloud" based software.
526.
by nightfly 7y ago
Business logic isn't going to be a large part of a programs size. Most space is used by static resources likes images, lookup-tables, and libraries for handling the former. People aren't cutting out features from their CLI program
527.
by nightfly 7y ago
Now you've got to ship everything back to the seller, and then the seller has to ship the waste to their actual processor. Plus the added cost/waste of the RFID tag.
528.
by nightfly 7y ago
That's what the Amazon's choice feature is supposed to do. Instead of having their customers paralyzed by the many options they choose /something/.
529.
by nightfly 7y ago
The worst outcome is this will effect your hiring prospects in the future.
530.
by nightfly 7y ago
In this case "job security" means their customer trusts them, not that no one else could do the job.
531.
by nightfly 7y ago
Try and make sure you don't have any pools of stagnant water around. (long lasting puddles, buckets, other random concavities water can collect in.)
532.
by nightfly 7y ago
> Unfortunately they've now ported one of the most offensive feature from mobile to desktop. The "Home" timeline, with tweets out of order. And the real kicker; you can still select "latest Tweets first" but then
533.
by nightfly 7y ago
You can violate the wishes of the other party by taking a screenshot or, in the extreme, a photo of the screen. You're only preventing the very lazy/unmotivated from retaining messages.
534.
by nightfly 7y ago
Its metadata, I doubt it does anything.
535.
by nightfly 7y ago
For years I commuted by train/bus to school/work until I could afford (the extra $200ish per month) to switch to driving to claw-back an hour of time I spent commuting each day. If traffic devolved to the point that I wouldn'
536.
by nightfly 7y ago
As a random outsider who really couldn't care less about the service CloudFlare provides: their responses to outages and transparency is really great and I wish more tech companies would do the same. It gets tiring hearing about large
537.
by nightfly 7y ago
You can even do fun things like transcode a stream into a format that omxplayer can handle and render a video straight onto a Raspberry Pi without having to download it (and without X11) 'omxplayer' '--blank' '--asp
538.
by nightfly 7y ago
Can you try and run SIMD instructions and catch the failure if they aren't available?
539.
by nightfly 7y ago
I've been using Google Photo's as an easy way to make sure my images are safely "in the cloud" for several years. I've only recently got around to try and sync my library down onto my computer. Google Photos has sev
540.
by nightfly 7y ago
Google strips it out. As a work around people have been using the "sync to Drive" feature, which allows downloading of photos with the GPS data in-tact. But now that's going away...

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