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by pard68 8y ago
that's the one! much thanks
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by pard68 8y ago
> fossil fuel From explosions? Drinking? Sitting near it? Got a source?
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by pard68 8y ago
I stumbled across a blog post that used Arch and Shorewall to roll a diy router. Any chance you used a blog post for inspiration and if so do you have the link still? I have been trying to find it ever since...
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by pard68 8y ago
Do people actually water lawns outside of Hollywood and golf courses?
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by pard68 8y ago
Thanks! Bought one for myself and a second for my Ham radio enthusiast father.
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by pard68 8y ago
I want[ed] to get one but the options are overwhelming. I dislike buying not-the-best product. I also dislike eBay, which seems to be one of the main methods of purchasing a setup (have been burned too many times by sellers).
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by pard68 8y ago
Color me intrigued. How do I get started? (I have the Tor browser but can never find anything worthwhile, reddit just talks about illegal stuff)
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by pard68 8y ago
I rewrote 12k Powershell application for a previous job. Thing was ugly, full of errors, but they had been using it forever. Turned it into a webapp. It didn't last three weeks. The users didn't want change. My app was able to inc
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by pard68 8y ago
The bit about water one day being more valuable than land seems to be half truth and half someone who has never lived on the otger side of the US where we have too much water. Farmers in south central VA work to keep their land dry because
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by pard68 8y ago
Its not on FastMail, its on Sieve. It is a hook that runs on receiving. To my knowledge if you want Sieve this is the only option. I use it with Protonmail and it is the same way. I also run it on my own mailserver. One nice thing, for me a
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by pard68 8y ago
That would be awesome. Definetly would interest me in Mastadon if only to push my branding.
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by pard68 8y ago
I want to try Mastadon, but after giving up all social media (besides some private slack/irc/discord servers, hn, and reddit) I don't know if I want to go back to it again. But Mastadon does intrigue me.
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by pard68 8y ago
I don't believe that study was regarding climate change but rather the unsustainable nature of modern agriculture. I am a hobby farmer and have done some study into the nature of fertilizer, problem is that our fertilizers destroy the
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by pard68 8y ago
Why can't both statements be true?
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by pard68 8y ago
Or early Yahoo, when it was a human curated list of websites.
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by pard68 8y ago
I have had unlimitee private repos on GitHub for over three years (job perm) and have made use of them twice ever. One for my vimwiki and the other was created and then touched. Hopefully others will be like me and simply opt to not use it.
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by pard68 8y ago
Pretty sure that was sarcasm, just fyi
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by pard68 8y ago
Parent is referring to the fact the Linux drivers are meant to be baked into the kernel and Nvidia doesn't wish to play ball. You can't compare Linux and Windows when it comes to drivers, they have different methods of providing t
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by pard68 8y ago
ADA has limits. You can't be in the military if you are missing a limb. Can't be a police officer if you have mental issues. There are common sense limits to ADA.
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by pard68 8y ago
I don't think that is a reason to not attempt developing new things. And anyways, this is using the QTWebKit, my understanding is most of the security related aspects are from there. Since it is a fork of WebKit I imagine it gets secur
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by pard68 8y ago
Yeah, the Tribeca did not look nice at all. Wasn't aware it was a 3 row though. This new one looks pretty nice, and it confirms what I thought I had heard on the radio the other day about a 3 row Subie. See what the wife thinks...
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by pard68 8y ago
RHEL Engineer is one. Another is some networking cert.
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by pard68 8y ago
I work in sysops. My employer won't even consider a new hire without at least two different certificates (not licenses) which use the word "engineer" in them. I know a number of coworkers who refer to themselves as engineers
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by pard68 8y ago
I did something similar. I found the "master" computer that all other computers in the computer labs at my high school were reimaged from every week. I installed Warcraft 3 on it, a week later every computer in my 5000+ student hi
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by pard68 8y ago
I meant HVAC for a house. Needed a part for my furnace and I had to get someone to buy the part for me because there were no 3rd party parts and Trane only sells to licensed HVAC. Felt like I was 18 and trying to buy alcohol.
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by pard68 8y ago
I would assume its newer? My headlights are cake to replace. But my Subaru is from nearly two decades ago.
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by pard68 8y ago
For us its width. My Legacy isn't wide enough for three car seats. A Forester is. A third row would be amazing, but Subaru doesn't make such a vehicle and Subaru is basically a requirement for me.
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by pard68 8y ago
My grandfather was a mechanic. In the 80s ECUs became the normative and he was unable to keep up with the electronic side of mechanical work and had to retire. I was talking to my mechanic last week about this and he said he would probably
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by pard68 8y ago
Honestly, her car will probably be a Subaru for this reason. Thinking a Forester since they are a bit larger and she needs the space for kids/horse tack/dogs/etc. I highly value the ability to fix my own problems if I want to
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by pard68 8y ago
Something that keeps me from getting an hybrid or electric vehicle is that I can no longer fix them. My '01 Subaru is a simple machine. When something goes wrong there are only a few potential issues and usually it is either something

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