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by post-it 4y ago
This is basically the Star Wars aesthetic, I hope we get a nice non-MMO open-world Star Wars game again. We probably will.
632.
by post-it 4y ago
Yeah, if .ca disappears it means I probably have a bigger problem.
633.
by post-it 4y ago
You probably should. You wouldn't give Coinbase your SSH private keys, crypto keys are no different.
634.
by post-it 4y ago
99% of the things you do could be equally solved with email. But it would be a worse user experience.
635.
by post-it 4y ago
American insurance is so freaky. In Nova Scotia, everyone has minimum $1 million liability coverage. Everyone also has uninsured driver coverage, to cover them if they're hit by an uninsured driver.
636.
by post-it 5y ago
I would love to spend a winter at the south pole station. The biggest downside of being able to do my job remotely means I'll never get sent to cool places. :(
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by post-it 5y ago
Unless you can reliably tie a user to their real-life identity, authentication isn't useful in this case. If a spambot tries to peer with my instance, it's not super helpful to know that their accounts will always be the same spam
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by post-it 5y ago
Resistive electrical heating is typically the most expensive heating option available, at least here in Canada. A heat pump uses much less power to provide the same amount of heat, and fossil fuel heating (gas in the west, oil in the east)
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by post-it 5y ago
Prediction: Any distributed social media (like Mastodon) that gains mainstream popularity will share the same fate. Sure, you'll be able to host your own Mastodon instance, but 99% of people will be on the top 10 hosts and they won&#x2
640.
by post-it 5y ago
If a project of mine ever gets enough traffic to force me away from SQLite, I expect I'll be rolling in dough and willing to put in the effort.
641.
by post-it 5y ago
Some risk of what?
642.
by post-it 5y ago
- Setting up a MySQL server on both your dev machine and server, and making sure they're the same version (extra fun if they're on different OS versions) - Setting up an out-of-repo config file on the server with your MySQL creden
643.
by post-it 5y ago
Practical experience is such a good teacher. I've been doing LeetCode problems lately, and (re-)learning about things like trees is so much faster when you see and play with code rather than taking notes while a prof explains everythin
644.
by post-it 5y ago
The gatekeepers are the only meaningful barrier. The amount of content I learned in my CS degree that ended up being useful to my software development career could fit in a one-month course. Lots of writing Java out on paper (or, marginally
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by post-it 5y ago
That's an insanely good idea. Since behind the scenes, Amazon would know who owns each website that it's crawling, an AWS search database would inherently be better-curated and more trustworthy than anything an external crawler co
646.
by post-it 5y ago
Like when you glob (*) too many files in the terminal?
647.
by post-it 5y ago
Darktable and RawTherapee are excellent, but they just can't keep up with Lightroom.
648.
by post-it 5y ago
> OVH Emphasis on backup.
649.
by post-it 5y ago
The biggest thing for me is no surprise bills. Sure, it's pretty unlikely that a t2.small instance and its associated storage and network subscriptions are going to produce a $1000 bill one day, but there's literally no way to set
650.
by post-it 5y ago
Oh neat, I assumed my PVR remote just had an infrared emitter that controlled the TV at the same time as the PVR.
651.
by post-it 5y ago
> Did they mimic a "brnnnnggg brnnnggg" sound when he dialed? Yes: https://bc.ctvnews.ca/beware-of-the-delayed-disconnect-phone... Looks like you would have fallen for it.
652.
by post-it 5y ago
I have! I love it but it's very tedious. The controls are just much clunkier than Minecraft (for example). It's been a couple years since I played it though, maybe it has improved a lot.
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by post-it 5y ago
Whenever I play Rimworld, I turn off invasions and make all of my colonists androids [0]. I just want to build things. [0] https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=13864128...
654.
by post-it 5y ago
Having to unlock and crack your hood every time you park takes away some of the coolness and convenience of a doorless Wrangler.
655.
by post-it 5y ago
This was one of the original use cases for crypto, before the ghouls moved in. You could pay $0.05 to sign up for an account, something that remains impossible to this day due to payment providers' transaction fees.
656.
by post-it 5y ago
A silly response. It's much easier to not do anything than it is to move my music ecosystem somewhere else.
657.
by post-it 5y ago
The IP is used for geolocation. If the server detects that you're in a jurisdiction where clicking "unsubscribe" has to immediately unsubscribe you, the server does that, otherwise it shows you a button.
658.
by post-it 5y ago
I always reply with something like "Sure, 4 pm Pacific Time tomorrow works for me!" Then the ball is in their court to make sure they meant the same thing.
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by post-it 5y ago
> Our naive currency conversion will work exactly like our naive inflation adjustment. We will compare the cost of a similar basket of goods across the different platforms. In this case, our basket of goods will be similar to our inflati
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by post-it 5y ago
Only if someone looks at the code.

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