prettyStandard

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   by prettyStandard 5y ago

   I use a 4k 49" tv on my desk as a monitor. Let's me snap 4 screens to the corners. The neck strain isn't great, though sometimes I will underscan the screen and that fixes the neck strain.
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   by prettyStandard 5y ago

   I've used this. It's not everything I want but it's something I can show to the cable internet techs. https://loggger.com
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   by prettyStandard 5y ago

   Once I scanned barcodes from a competing store rewards program into a PointOfSale terminal of a grocery store. The machine promptly shutdown. Sometimes I wonder if that was a failure mode to prevent attacks or a lack of sanitizing inputs.
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   by prettyStandard 5y ago

   It's called anomic suicide.
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   by prettyStandard 5y ago

   It's called anomic suicide. When your whole sense of identity (in this case running marathons) is ripped away from you (whether or not you cheated) you no longer have a reason to live. Unless you have other things to live for family,
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   by prettyStandard 5y ago

   Ok I think it was Delphi now, but my brain remembered debian. lol. There is a double cross compilation method to detect if you are infected. https://wiki.c2.com/?TheKenThompsonHack
7. 337.▲
   by prettyStandard 5y ago

   Didn't a bunch of Linux distro s get infected with a "Ken Thompson Hack" a while back? https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/1848...
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   by prettyStandard 5y ago

   Yeah... Maybe that's why another person in this thread had such an easy time flashing a 3rd party OS using the WebUSB installer and not even opening the terminal. +1 points for Google for cool stuff like Project Treble (gotta keep tec
9. 339.▲
   by prettyStandard 5y ago

   I've been waiting to read this on Libby. I hope you didn't spoil it.
10. 340.▲
    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    Please sandos
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    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    It's also good for caching/performance reasons. I don't know too much about compilers, but if you're improved proximity results in better proximity of the byte code then you're less likely to have a cache miss. Tha
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    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1945/07/as-we-m...
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    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    Mainly I am using LinkedIn Learning right now, it's what my company is paying for right now. Learning platforms like that let you search by language and closed captioning sometimes, then LinkedIn let's me share that to my "a
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    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    I own a concept 2. I have 4.6 million meters on it. I watch programming videos in Spanish while I workout(To learn Spanish). This is my "Smart Workout Machine". https://imgur.com/a/HDE0939
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    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    First thought in my head.
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    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    You can search for this. https://duckduckgo.com/?q="while+%3A%3B+do"+bash
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    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    This has started happening to me also. Someone in my area of the country who has my same name accidentally put my email address on their registrations. These companies aren't verifying that the email was entered correctly. So I continu
18. 348.▲
    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    Exactly. I don't need my whole Google account being locked for some dumb strike/claim/whatever for some stuff I don't care about.
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    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    Just removed all my videos from YouTube, I can't be bothered with nonsense like this. Sorry friends.
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    by prettyStandard 5y ago

    Why do I enjoy these raspberry pi articles so much?
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    What Is a Simulationist?(cyberpunk.church)

    3 points by prettyStandard 5y ago|0 comments