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by piffey 8y ago
Maybe not quite the same, but very similar, is the bullet journal fad that's going on right now. Lots of people have found bullet journaling (which is essentially logging) very useful in their daily life.
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by piffey 8y ago
Only after Seattle voters rejected his much better Seattle Commons plan though ( http://www.historylink.org/File/8252 ). Shame really.
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by piffey 8y ago
A better term is probably "engineered foods" for what they are talking about. Processing via cooking or baking is one thing, but the kinds of foods that are factory made for a long shelf life via tons of additives and unnecessary
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by piffey 8y ago
I'd say that works. The article states "whole foods" which I assume would mean "unprocessed foods" which would fit in line with fresh as well. The major thing I realized when I did ketogenic for a year (and lost 65l
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by piffey 8y ago
Exactly. Anyone actually writing in "Drugs" and meaning its for drugs is going to get caught in some other fashion for being stupid. Police know 99.9999% of the Venmo comments are farce.
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by piffey 9y ago
"The Power Broker" is also a great read if you want to know more about Robert Moses.
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by piffey 9y ago
There are already people using blockchain for proof of identity, proof of ownership, etc.
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by piffey 9y ago
Perception is a funny thing. Average annual precipitation for each city and sunny days per year: Boston: 43.76in / 137 days Seattle: 34.1in / 152 days https://www.usclimatedata.com/climate/boston/massachu
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by piffey 9y ago
Blue Origin matches that -- it's likely a Bezos-driven thing. I toured their facilities recently and what impressed me most is that they're building a base for repeatable, safe-as-airplanes space travel versus the get-to-Mars appr
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by piffey 9y ago
Population dropped by close to 75,000 people during that period. Wouldn't mind that now... could afford a house.
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by piffey 9y ago
Yeah they move in packs. We call them badgers (all have their Amazon badges out, let's you use that badger, badger, badger song from the 2000s flash video craze) amongst my group of friends. Don't blame them though, it's thei
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by piffey 9y ago
Better yet, net total HN comment karma.
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by piffey 9y ago
Must be so difficult for them sitting down in a temperature controlled environment with audio entertainment burning massive amounts of non-renewable energy while taking up much more than their own width in space in an already cramped urban
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by piffey 9y ago
If they follow their usual model they'll probably find some way to offload the cost onto taxpayers.
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by piffey 10y ago
WebRTC-based video conferencing like appear.in or hubl.in don't work either?
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by piffey 10y ago
This is a thought exercise, not my opinion as it's too complex/conspiracy theory-ish and more the plot of a Tom Clancy novel, but what if Obama is expanding the power and handing the reins over to intelligence groups that Trump ha
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by piffey 10y ago
I fail to see how it's advantageous over just having a shell account somewhere free like SDF though. Do young developers just want to interact with everything through the browser?
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by piffey 10y ago
Hey! Knew I recognized that username. You also make pass which I've been using since you released that too. Definitely going to give this a run. Thanks for more useful tools!
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by piffey 11y ago
More than 9 billion? Give 36,000 people $250,000 a year salary and you still haven't hit 9.2 billion. Pretty sure they could get it done in a year with 36,000 people.
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by piffey 11y ago
Had the same training from the head of operations at my first gig. If you don't restore the backup each time it's pulled to verify it's valid as a test then it's a risk.
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by piffey 11y ago
It still works with XMPP. I'm connected with bitlbee right now.
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by piffey 11y ago
I had to pull out my AP stylebook since I couldn't find a copy online, but the colon does mean that in headlines -- along with a few other things. Best link I could find below. [1] http://web.ku.edu/~edit/heads.htm
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by piffey 11y ago
During their uncarrier launch event their CTO mentioned that they share certificates with partner services so they can inspect and do their magic on HTTPS traffic. I can't actually look up the video archive right now due to traveling,
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by piffey 11y ago
Just let me know when and where they loose this money so I can get some of it.
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by piffey 11y ago
Have you had to use CFEngine in production though? It's atrocious.
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by piffey 12y ago
Ah okay, that makes sense. Thank you.
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by piffey 12y ago
How was this article found? You go up to the directory and there is a whole host of cruft. Not discounting the likelihood that this is how the attacker was successful -- none of it's bullshit anyways -- but seems odd that someone would
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by piffey 13y ago
Another Ansible convert here. Our entire team uses it, we love it. We have a semi-unique situation where we have to do a lot of finagling to access some machines, don't always have control over what sits in front of them, and frequentl
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by piffey 14y ago
I avoided qtile awhile ago because of performance issues I read about when compared with awesome and xmonad. Anyone know about a change on that front? As someone who spends a lot of time in python I would prefer a python tiling wm, but I ca
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by piffey 14y ago
Just because we spend the money doesn't mean it makes it to the students.

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