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by nikomen 5y ago
MicroTik is solid and I used one of their routers for a few years. However, there's no support with mDNS across VLANs. You can obviously roll your own solution, but who has time for that? I prefer to have my IoT devices on a separate V
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by nikomen 5y ago
I’ve considered switching to Safari on my Mac because I had heard that it has stellar performance. However, with no support for uBlock Origin because of their incomplete implementation of the extensions API, and now these UI changes, it loo
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by nikomen 5y ago
Do Google executives allow their children and grandchildren to watch YouTube kids? I'd be surprised if they did without significant parental oversight.
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by nikomen 6y ago
What type of immunosuppressant were you prescribed? I recently took prednisone for a little over a week and ended up with some nerve issues afterwards, but not as bad as typical small-fiber neuropathy. The symptoms still haven't resolv
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Ask HN: What advice would you give an experienced developer to keep improving?
1 points by nikomen 6y ago|6 comments
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by nikomen 6y ago
I appreciate the parent commenter's post and agree with his conclusions. However, I feel like your point is often overlooked. I'm not as passionate about software development as I would like to be. I enjoy it, but I find other hob
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by nikomen 6y ago
Building codes are strict, but unfortunately building codes aren't often followed closely enough. I recently noticed in the house I just purchased that a lot of cold air was coming in behind my kitchen cabinets and appliances. I pulled
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by nikomen 6y ago
Yes, there's a few features of WebExtensions that Safari chose not to implement. I'm having a hard time finding the article and discussion about this. The missing features prevent ad blockers like uBlock Origin from working.
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by nikomen 6y ago
I just had a colonoscopy a few weeks ago because of some minor bleeding. Ended up just being hemorrhoids and a small polyp. Definitely worth having the peace of mind. The worst part or the prep was not sleeping much that night because I was
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by nikomen 6y ago
I've been dealing with a minor, but frustrating condition for the past few months. I don't know yet if it's chronic, but it very well may be. Some of my thoughts have already been shared by others, but I try not to push mysel
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What a $300k College Might Cost a $200k Family(nytimes.com)
1 points by nikomen 6y ago|0 comments
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by nikomen 6y ago
Anyone can get a reader card at the Library of Congress if they have a photo id and are at least 16 years old. I'm not sure how you access computer files there, though. The reader card has to be obtained in person. With the Library of
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by nikomen 7y ago
Agreed. These protocols are difficult to secure. However, it shouldn't be difficult to isolate devices from the internet. Isolation doesn't protect against inside attackers or an external use from causing trouble after getting int
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by nikomen 7y ago
Organizations using ICS equipment could use this tool to find their own systems that are accessible to the internet. However, I would imagine that companies that are responsible enough to perform checks like these hopefully already have pro
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by nikomen 7y ago
I assume this would mean trying to vote for politicians that would remove the artificial supply and demand in somewhere like San Francisco where, if stories are correct, the local population doesn't allow for dense development. I'
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by nikomen 7y ago
As a white-collar professional and a software developer, what's something that we can do to lessen our effect on this phenomenon? I don't current live in a large city, but I've considered moving to one if I need to find work
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by nikomen 7y ago
So I assume it would acceptable to pursue a degree if you enjoy physics and hope to use the knowledge and degree to advance your career. Are the job prospects for advanced degrees in physics that poor?
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by nikomen 8y ago
Is it broken in the latest stable release (1809) or preview release (1903)? Anecdotally, I'm running the latest preview release and ssh within WSL is functioning. My ssh-agent does load a key when starting WSL and asks for a password f
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by nikomen 8y ago
I would love to be able to walk or ride my bike regularly. However, in the southeastern US it’s 80F+ (27C) with 70F+ (21C) dew point for 4 months of the year. If you travel by foot or bike, you need a shower at each destination to wash off
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by nikomen 9y ago
Out of curiosity, do you know of any examples of seemingly misnamed objects in the kernel?
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by nikomen 9y ago
In a lot of Americans cities jobs are spread out in the suburbs. In my southeastern US, a bank recently located a large office presence from downtown to a suburban area right off the interstate. I understand a lot of it was to do with a lac
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IBM, a Pioneer of Remote Work, Calls Workers Back to the Office(wsj.com)
3 points by nikomen 9y ago|0 comments
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by nikomen 10y ago
In addition to right away for high-speed rail only getting more expensive over time, what about the necessary I-5 expansions that will probably be needed sometime this century? I've only driven on I-5 up that way a few times since I&#x
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by nikomen 10y ago
I agree that the Court will take a sharp turn on social issues. The question still that remains will be what cases could be brought before the Court that would actually give them the chance the overturn the previous rulings?
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by nikomen 10y ago
While I agree that most of the issues you mentioned are definitely things to be concerned about, would a Supreme Court with Trump nominee's really roll back gay and reproductive rights? Who would have standing to bring a case before th
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by nikomen 11y ago
> Sorry, I meant suggest taking less patients, in addition to charging enough to match what you were making before. You forgot that doctors that accept medicare don't have any say in what they get paid for a service. The government
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by nikomen 11y ago
It looks like the FTC didn't do it due diligence to ensure that the evidence presented against LabMD was legitimate? Of course, none of us would really be surprised if this is the case. Unfortunately, even if Tiversa is found to be at
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Keurig’s K-Cup screw-up and how it capitulated(washingtonpost.com)
22 points by nikomen 11y ago|14 comments
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by nikomen 11y ago
It does seem odd that the state requires safety inspections but doesn't require emissions tests in every jurisdiction.
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by nikomen 11y ago
Emissions tests in the US are at the state level, not federal. For instance, the state of Virginia has emissions tests. However, the state of South Carolina does not require a test.

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