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by ompogUe 9mo ago
Not sure on their reasoning, but subtitle files _are_ an attack vector: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/fake-one-batt... https://mashable.com/article/subtitles-hackers
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by ompogUe 9mo ago
Standardized selectors was the big use case for me
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by ompogUe 9mo ago
I do as well, and agree 100%. Funny story, the lead on our Eastern European team told me a while back that he had to tell his team: When the North Americans ask at the beginning of a meeting "How's it going?", they do NOT rea
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by ompogUe 9mo ago
I've had my domain and some business ideas ready for 20 years now (since Rainbow's End). Still waiting for the ecosystem to mature a little more and the "early" movers to consolidate the APIs. Also, I love my job so not
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by ompogUe 9mo ago
They also try to do it by design: The Menil Collection in Houston keeps their storage on the top floor to avoid damage from Hurricane flooding.
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by ompogUe 9mo ago
I like this workflow a lot, actually. Docker is great and all, but depending on the project, Vagrant helps "keep it simple". Thanks
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by ompogUe 9mo ago
Keeping in mind with Vagrant: if you are using a synced_folder in your host as a source folder in the VM, those files in the synced_folder will be modified on the host.
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by ompogUe 9mo ago
Additionally, he later concluded that the tool of politics was a total waste of time to do that work. He then focused solely on science and design. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_science_revolution https:/&
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by ompogUe 9mo ago
Computronium! Kurzweil goes into this in the Singularity is Near. I've always wondered if Warlock from the New Mutants was made of it.
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by ompogUe 10mo ago
Husqvarna's awesome. Literal Testing Harnesses: https://youtu.be/VzGYYcbVwt4?t=766
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by ompogUe 10mo ago
I've been learning my way through this the last few years. Started small and cheap, have gotten to "good enough for me" and cheap. Bought about 5 <$200, and a ~$400 low-end epson. Looking to do outdoor video graffiti and V
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SomaFM Holiday Playlists(somafm.com)
1 points by ompogUe 10mo ago|1 comments
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by ompogUe 10mo ago
All of everything. Some NSF*. It all culminates on New Year's Eve, with the ULTIMATE "Auld Lang Syne" playlist. Jolly Ol' Soul https://somafm.com/jollysoul/ Xmas in Frisko (NSF*) https://
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by ompogUe 10mo ago
There's some really cool stuff going on in the "tape delay loop" space. People make and sell all sorts of cassettes for many different "sample lengths". The designs of how they fit the tape in the box are pretty ama
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by ompogUe 10mo ago
Reminds me of when I was kid - one of my moms Vietnam vet friends kept his weed in a reel-to-reel box. Which seems even better than an LP.
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by ompogUe 10mo ago
Ugh, tell me about it. In Canada, Chapters put the knife in the independents. They used to have a great selection. Once there was no competition, they reduced their selection by turning half their floor space into selling pillows and candle
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by ompogUe 10mo ago
Luuurve Wendy Carlos! Watched "The Shining" again this Halloween, and her soundtrack is what really takes it over the top.
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by ompogUe 10mo ago
Went down the rabbit hole. And having found: https://dynomight.net/thanks-4/ #18 Can't agree more. Thank you
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by ompogUe 10mo ago
Thank You ! Couldn't get green beans, so had to pivot and made Green Pea Casserole.
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by ompogUe 11mo ago
Subtle, but the very last line of 1939's "Hounds of the Baskervilles" is "Oh, Watson - the needle!".
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by ompogUe 11mo ago
One of the Rathbone/Bruce films in the 40s has Holmes chasing Nazi's for some microfilm. I understand "supporting the fighting spirit" of the times, but still find it difficult to reconcile.
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by ompogUe 11mo ago
Not to mention (but to mention), Marvin Minsky (MIT AI Lab) and Joichi Ito (MIT Media Lab) both got donations from him. Minsky even had an AI summit on Epstein Island.
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by ompogUe 11mo ago
Me neither. Similar to the drill floor on oil rigs where there's tracking of every tool in use to make sure it is non-sparking.
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by ompogUe 11mo ago
I've watched this probably 5 times since it was released. It's all-the-way-around incredible.
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by ompogUe 11mo ago
"Don't trust anyone over 30"
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by ompogUe 11mo ago
"Back in the day" I crawled Craigslist to get the urls for every location served in north America. Craigslist allowed you to create an rss feed from a search, so I scripted rss links to every location's jobs section with the
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by ompogUe 11mo ago
Interesting to me about this place is that they were isolated for hundreds of years (on an island). When you listen to their English, it is uncanny like Cajun English, who were isolated for hundreds of years (in a swamp)
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by ompogUe 1y ago
The 30's is where it really got kicked up a notch. amazing stage performers, state-of-the-art film tech, and a world full of life. "Captains Courageous" shows how incredible many fish were in the water. "You Can't T
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by ompogUe 1y ago
I often init a bare repo on single-use server's I'm working on. Then, have separate prod and staging clones parallel to that. Have a post-commit hook set on the bare repo that automatically pushes updates to the staging repo for t
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by ompogUe 1y ago
I started with that one , too 1 GB Hard Drive in a Performa from Circuit City wrt the topic, Kurzweil's exponential "Law of Accelerating Returns" used disk space vs. dollars over years as one of his predictive analysis metric

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