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pak9rabid
6y ago
lol, I find myself doing this sometimes when looking through pages in regular magazines. It's almost like it's just become hardwired as an instinct.
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pak9rabid
6y ago
OSX is great at getting the fuck out of the way and letting you get more work done in my experience (development work).
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pak9rabid
6y ago
That damned colored chalk causing problems again.
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pak9rabid
6y ago
There certainly hasn't been a shortage of yellow jackets for me here though (Texas).
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6y ago
Well in my case, I put up with it because it's where the better schools are for my son, so I choose the lesser of 2 evils.
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6y ago
Fair enough.
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6y ago
I thought the difference is more in how the runtime is structured, i.e. a closure has the ability to make use of the scope in which it's defined in, so that it can make use of variables and functions within it when it's actually c
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6y ago
And if you've ever had to use Xcode for any meaningful amount of time, you'd know why he's not on that list.
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6y ago
Is Target Display Mode no longer supported on these?
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6y ago
I would imagine something like Starlink could help with the deadzone issue?
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6y ago
I use it as a replacement for situations where I used to use KVM for Linux VMs. For example, my tvheadend and Zoneminder servers are both running inside LXD containers so that I don't pollute my host machine's environment. It&#x
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6y ago
Or, more accurately, Universities don't make much sense for most applicants in 2020. For those that are willing to put in the time and effort building & researching things, it still sounds like a great experience. However, for th
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6y ago
Ah, derp. Yeah you're right.
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6y ago
Funny you mention Adderall, as I just took one today to help be more productive after a long, exhaustive weekend out of town. I totally agree what you say about how it affects work in a positive way, but that it isn't a sustainable so
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6y ago
Damn that's clean. I think you've inspired me to clean up my home lab rat's nest.
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pak9rabid
6y ago
I do mine with a dynamic IP. I use DynDNS (with the ddclient daemon running on my Linux router to update records when my IP changes). It hasn't failed me yet.
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pak9rabid
6y ago
Why? Don't like the convenience of knowing where to source stuff?
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6y ago
What's wrong with using session variables for maintaining state?
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6y ago
They did release Doom on the SNES. I remember because it was one of the few games utilizing the Super FX 2 chip: https://doom.fandom.com/wiki/Super_NES
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6y ago
Futurama did it better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qksm5cRtcU
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6y ago
This reminds me of a Lowtax post on Something Awful years ago...it gave me a good chuckle.
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7y ago
I doubt Ring devices have the local storage to do this.
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7y ago
Whoa, you created MaraDNS? Man, I love that software. Been using it for years. Keep up the great work!