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   by pard68 7y ago

   [Here is the link to the repo][0] [0]: https:github.com/ihabunek/toot
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   by pard68 7y ago

   What about he environmental impact of sucking the small amount of water present in the air out of it? I am sure some animal or plant depends on it. Don't get me wrong, I would let an animal die to save a human any day, but is this need
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   by pard68 7y ago

   Would you look at that! This was not an option about a year or two ago when we signed our contract for bitbucket...
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   by pard68 7y ago

   We use Bitbucket at work because they offer selfhosting. Until Github can offer this I don't think Atlassian has anything to worry about.
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   by pard68 7y ago

   We are moving to MOOC. We (sysops) are very pleased. Everyone else not so much.
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   by pard68 7y ago

   My company works with a lot of active duty US military personnel and when I was starting out in our Helpdesk almost all of our military customers used government issued computers to use our product. These guys and gals all used IE because t
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   by pard68 7y ago

   So long as it is a private entity freedoms don't play a part because private entities don't owe other private entities any freedoms.
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   by pard68 7y ago

   Also, don't know if this applies to others but we (uni I work for) maintain public ftp servers because we are obligated to do so by rhel. I think beinga uni we get a cheaper rate this way. We also host some of the foss software we use
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   by pard68 7y ago

   Stonington!
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    by pard68 7y ago

    So the real question is, what exchange can I use as an American that doesn't report to the IRS?
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    by pard68 7y ago

    Grew up in one of those picturesque Maine villages you see, this is definitely getting worse as time goes on, but it is hard to put a stop to this because it also brings in lots of money to otherwise impoverished areas.
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    by pard68 7y ago

    The claims against Protonmail and Tutanota (possibly others, but the are the two I saw) are from a place of ignorance. Both are the way the re because they are decrypted clientside. IMAP/SMTP needs a bridge or is inaccessible because o
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    by pard68 7y ago

    Especially when you are used to more or less filtering out '.', ',', and ';'.
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    by pard68 7y ago

    I have a degree in New Testament studies. I totally agree. Learning Koine did the most to help me
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    by pard68 7y ago

    NSA firmware updates requiring a reboot.
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    by pard68 7y ago

    I work three 12s. I love the 12 hour days, feels like I can really get work done. But I do not like the four days of waiting for work. I got a job doing my hobby and my other hobbies are not time intensive so I have lots of down time...
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    by pard68 7y ago

    I have a lot of very hungry reptiles, I rescue unwanted lizards and turtles.
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    by pard68 7y ago

    Very true. I also raise Dubia roaches, which are very different to those common in the western world
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    by pard68 7y ago

    So I have about three hundred at any given time. As for waste, I don't worry too much, like fish the young eat the feces of the adults. In the last six months or so the 60gallon tubperware they live in has accumulated enough wase to co
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    by pard68 7y ago

    I believe that the difference is our stones were wet. But also, very smooth. The blocks ship with one side polished smooth. Still being wet probabny helped.
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    by pard68 7y ago

    I would know much less if I didn't raise roaches as a food source for my reptiles. They have won me over, in part, and I consider them to be pets, though only me and my two year old appreciate them...
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    by pard68 7y ago

    Meanwhile I struggle to keep my cockroach colony reproducing fast enough to keep up with the demand for them that my other animals have.
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    by pard68 7y ago

    I raise roaches, they are amazing critters! They eat two apples, a banana, an orange, and two cups of dogfood in only five days or so. No skin, peel, stem, or seeds leftover after!
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    by pard68 7y ago

    They are all 'of the albino variety' at certain times. A white/albino cockroach is just one that has freshly molted. Shell will harden up and darken in a day or so.
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    by pard68 7y ago

    Wish there was a log in Firefox to determine how/why uBlock Origin keeps getting uninstalled across all my machines which are synced with my Firefox account.
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    by pard68 7y ago

    I grew up next to an abandoned granite quarry. You could, and still can --though they are beginning rarer as the quarry is a bit of a tourist attraction, find super smooth, polished rocks. We would do this wringing with them all the time as
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    by pard68 7y ago

    Sure! Our run is about 20'x30' with a 8'x4' coop in one corner. The perimeter of the run has a 6" post every 6' that stands 10' high. The top of all the posts are connected by a metal wire. On this wire we
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    by pard68 7y ago

    Yes, we have rabbits, turtles,and lizards that help out with eating food as well.
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    by pard68 7y ago

    We waste practically zero organic waste. We have chickens which eat our waste food, which is minimal in itself. What they don't eat becomes compost n about three months time. We eat the eggs, approximately ten a day, and use the compos
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    by pard68 7y ago

    I might still have something. I didn't version control it, but it might be on Dropbox still.