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by piffey 7y ago
This all is heavily dependent on how you align your day to day life. If you set up your work and living situation along the LA Subway or BART or Seattle's Link Light Rail then you'll always be able to get there faster using those
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by piffey 7y ago
No, it wasn't. And this over-militarized diction of cybersecurity is dangerous. You want nation states to be bombing developers sitting in offices due to a perceived threat because this garbage rhetoric is how that happens. Oh wait, he
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by piffey 7y ago
IPv6 DNS C2 is pretty easy to spot. ISMDoor for instance throws an exclamation point in its "sync" messages with the C2 which gives it away since that's an invalid character in the spec. Other C2s use IPv6 responses which are
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by piffey 7y ago
Idling, hoping it'll come back into prominence through some sort of nostalgia wave.
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by piffey 7y ago
Funny. They did this with a building on Broadway in Seattle, but set it back far enough that the section from the facade to the building is a patio. Ended up making it really cool and they get light (when it isn't raining) that makes s
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by piffey 7y ago
So glad you posted this. Baron In The Trees is one of my favorite books and it has been so long since I read it. I'll be picking up that new translation.
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by piffey 7y ago
> Still, in the end, the economic incentives for that farmer to produce more milk are the same. The farmer would be incentivized to use better milk yielding cows, get rid of the males, feed the cheapest possible food to the animals. Amer
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by piffey 7y ago
There are over two dozens weather bangs. !wu = weather underground !owm = open weather map !nws = national weather service to name a few alternatives.
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by piffey 7y ago
.cancerresearch is near empty. Hard to say on some of the restricted ones since you can't usually AXFR anymore.
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by piffey 7y ago
So that shows fares bring in about $150 million a year. Spread that across the 2 million people living in King County and that's $75 a year for free transit. I feel like that would be a pretty easy sell (considering at $3.25/day f
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by piffey 7y ago
I don't think it will ever happen if I'm honest. Would take away from iPhone sales.
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by piffey 7y ago
Robert Frank was the father of the modern snapshot aesthetic that took hold in the 60s. He defined a whole generation of photography where the capturing of the singular uninfluenced moment was more important than the perfect lighting and fa
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by piffey 7y ago
This is exactly why I purchased the Apple Watch. I leave my phone at home more often than not. The Watch does just basic comms and I've removed notifications of everything else. It's the essential communication/navigation dev
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by piffey 7y ago
World of StarCraft would be the end of my productive adult life.
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by piffey 7y ago
Really it's all about pounding the pavement. You have to be monastic, slogging through poor weather and always being on point with your surroundings -- enjoying those good days out there. It's hard and unforgiving -- you'll g
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by piffey 7y ago
Because it's missing from all of these lists and I respect the maintainer a lot I'm going to throw Hug ( https://github.com/hugapi/hug ) into the mix. Really easy to build fast, versioned, testable, documented,
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by piffey 7y ago
We call them "carts". They have four wheels, let you haul around a lot on foot and have been in use for centuries.
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by piffey 7y ago
Reminds me of Stephen Shore's 1975 photograph of La Brea and Beverly ( https://sensitiveskinmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12... ). Lots of photographers have done commentary on this American landsca
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by piffey 7y ago
Their reverse image search is beyond anything else out there. It's incredible.
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by piffey 7y ago
A lot of people use it as a party drug though. It's becoming increasingly common to microdose because it has similar effects at small dosages as MDMA -- elation, putting a shiny glimmer on the world. I'm not recommending it, but I
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by piffey 7y ago
I scroll right past any green accounts for that reason. What are you protecting by making a throwaway? Your magical internet points?
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by piffey 8y ago
I'm going to chime in my agreement here. I shoot film, develop at home, print in my darkroom, then scan my negatives if I ever want to share them digitally (rare-ish since the whole point of shooting film for me is to get off the compu
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by piffey 8y ago
You may be interested in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_car-free_places About a decade ago I remember being in some city in France (Bordeaux maybe? Bayonne maybe?) while studying there and the city center was de
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by piffey 8y ago
The $10 Amazon Basics backpack. Laptop sleeve, big hole that has straps for my back for everything else. Small pocket in front with zipper. So far lasted 4 years in the rain and weather with its thin cordura. Why complicate things?
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by piffey 8y ago
Your comment is so pointed and concise that I expected it to be a formal quotation when it reached its end. The need to feel unique leads people into these camps of delusion. This delusion is up there with the fallacy that art can only come
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by piffey 8y ago
Are you willing to accept responsibility for the breach then?
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by piffey 8y ago
I'd assume it's more than the pictures. From my perspective: I'm a photographer and there are DM photography critique groups I wouldn't want to miss out on. Groups with contributors that have seriously improved my work.
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by piffey 8y ago
I'm assuming this does local storage through the web browser. Does Firefox Sync or Chrome's Sync move that between devices for you? I don't do much web work so am unawares.
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by piffey 8y ago
Awesome! I'll give you a follow. Always love seeing the greats come by in my feed to remind me what I'm trying to achieve and strive for in my work.
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by piffey 8y ago
You'll want to look into any of the street documentary greats: * Garry Winogrand - NYC/LA/Texas, considered by many to be the best. * Lee Friedlander - From Aberdeen, WA, but really shot everywhere. * Anthony Hernande

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