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oblib
7y ago
I've been working from home for so long this virus won't change anything in regards to my daily routine. I've been working on setting up a CouchDB 3.0 server on a DO vps. The CouchDB team has been busy as possible working wit
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oblib
7y ago
I really can't envision how anyone could think these toys would do anything other than distract drivers. Truth is driving requires one's full attention and any distraction is going to reduce safety, even in a self driving car. I d
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oblib
7y ago
Thank you emrah. This is definitely worth reading and sharing.
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oblib
7y ago
Well, my wife is an exception to that. She installs all kinds of crap apps on her phone. And we got our phones through our daughter who works at Verizon, so when my wife moved from an Android to an iPhone they called me up and asked for my
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7y ago
Interesting. I've spent a lot of time "bushwhacking" off trail in our wilderness areas and one of the things I learned early on was to make a point to focus on landmarks, and more importantly, to turn around and look at where
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A Note to Our Community: Levi Strauss and Co
(levi.com)
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7y ago
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False Memory
(en.wikipedia.org)
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7y ago
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7y ago
That seems accurate, and that's actually a pretty big market. For me, DO has been great. The apps I host don't have a lot of heavy traffic and run great on a $20 a month VPS. I have 3 of those running to spread the load. One serve
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7y ago
>Pi-Hole... That's a good suggestion. I set up a Pi-Hole just to try it out and it works pretty good right out of the box. You probably have a feature in your cable modem to block sites. As far as "News" goes, I have AP, R
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oblib
7y ago
>It’s simple. Just stop going to the sites. That's true for me too.
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7y ago
I tend to spell the word I'm wanting to type wrong the same a lot. For example, I'll type "that" when I want to type "than". It's an annoying habit.
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oblib
7y ago
I've known about Bette since I was a kid in the `60s. Can't say I know anymore than what was given in the Twitter thread but my mother and grandmother used to talk about her with their friends. I didn't know Mike Nesmith is h
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Reference implementation for a new NoSQL query language paradigm
(github.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
This is a great bit of journalism. Best layman's accessible article I've read on this subject.
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7y ago
When I was 14 years old I moved from northern Illinois to Hollywood CA and when I told kids there that on a sunny 40º winter day in Illinois we didn't wear coats because it was "warm out" for us. They thought for sure I was b
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7y ago
"If you insult virtually everybody, they're going to throw the shit back at you." Assholes tend to walk into a room looking for something to bitch about. Of course, if that's what you're doing your always going to f
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7y ago
It was a long time ago. I was advertising on Adwords and my ad was getting hit every few seconds. Whomever it was would go to the linked page from the ad and hit a few more pages within just a few seconds and then leave without spending eno
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7y ago
"Your static JavaScript, CSS, and images are automatically minified, optimized, and hosted globally on Google's Cloud" That's a non-starter for me. Google screwed me hard years ago when I was using their Adwords. I can&#
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Apache CouchDB 3.0.0 has been released and is available for download
(docs.couchdb.org)
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7y ago
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The Archaeobotanist Searching Art for Lost Fruit
(atlasobscura.com)
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7y ago
We'll see how it works in practice. After reading the intro to what they're doing I think I'll update a few certs before they expire to make sure it works, but from what I've read I don't anticipate any problems. LE
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7y ago
>some researchers have argued we won’t have widespread self-driving cars until we’ve made major changes to our streets to make it easier to communicate information to those cars. It feels to me like those working on the concept are expec
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7y ago
Children are pretty resilient. My parents divorced when I was around 5 years old. My father moved a lot and I didn't see much of him, and at times didn't hear from him for long periods. My mother remarried when I was about 7 years
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Hackers could shut down satellites – or turn them into weapons
(theconversation.com)
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7y ago
I think your experience with FB has a lot to do with whom you have on your "friends list". I only have about 200, most of whom don't post much. Of those who post a lot of political stuff I have a fairly good mix so I see a lo
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7y ago
I use a "Todo" web app I made with the same toolset I use for my apps. On a desktop you can drag and drop the order of the todos so when coding I use it to make quick notes of things I run into and prioritize them. That's rea
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7y ago
I joined a Perl user group for a very short time. I live in a rural area and drove a couple hours to attend a meeting. It wasn't at all what I expected. It was basically a Larry Wall fan club. I have no problem with Larry or fan clubs.
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7y ago
Wow...thank you for all the great info and insight, and for the work you've put in yourself on our elections.
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oblib
7y ago
That is a great video. Thank you for pointing me to it.
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Newspaper Accounts of Giants
(jasoncolavito.com)
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