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by prpl 5y ago
I would like to know who uses this and how. It seems like deploying Ory Keto would be much better for web applications less you really need this like for a desktop application or something.
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by prpl 5y ago
I think it’s fairly easy to rebuild an average 2-3 story department store into a large office building with many windows.
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by prpl 6y ago
I turn off wifi and cell service if I want to open the app surreptitiously. I’m not sure if it reports “last seen” in that scenario but at least there is one way to check the app without reporting.
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by prpl 6y ago
Was there an option to cure the violation? I would think devs would have billed less than lawyers.
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by prpl 6y ago
Yeah I don’t mind gamy meats, I have had kudu, gemsbok, springbok, javalina, elk, ostrich, venison (many times) etc... The mutton near the reservation often lived fairly long lives, so I wouldn’t terribly be surprised if stew was common for
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by prpl 6y ago
Leg of lamb is not tough generally, I personally would cut that down to no more than 18 hours if it is bone-in and probably like 8-10 hours if boneless, depending on size. Edit: A few websites suggest something between 5-8 for boneless.
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by prpl 6y ago
I grew up near the Navajo reservation and it was easy to find mutton there, probably one of the few places that is true. Mutton stew is the common dish, but I have had mutton navajo tacos and other things once upon a time, but I can’t parti
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by prpl 6y ago
Average pay in 2005 would have been $9-14/hr - top end was journeyman - at least 4 years on the job)
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by prpl 6y ago
It was usually the former. It was a very hard job, nearly aerobic, job at least 3 nights a week (1-2 of the nights was working backstock which might not need as much hustle). On top of that, it’s between 11 and 7, some people have more than
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by prpl 6y ago
I floated around grocery stores quite a bit in the early/mid 2000s, working at several locations and various jobs. Meth was fairly common among the grocery night stockers, especially in the big stores. Often times management has some i
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by prpl 6y ago
Pioneered? I remember creating videos for my TI-83+ in 2000 (z80): https://www.ticalc.org/archives/news/articles/4/41/41557.htm...
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by prpl 6y ago
I heard the test techs there were some real assholes, especially the physicist ones :) (Hi Jason)
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by prpl 6y ago
Hint... it didn’t actually “stray”. The computer center was actually a fluorescence detector on Dugway Proving Grounds, they just assumed it would make a good target.
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by prpl 6y ago
Not all targets are on proving ranges dummies: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1997-dec-12-mn-63322...
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by prpl 6y ago
At some level, this is a tension between continuous delivery and incremental updates and burden of support. I think they are correct in the assertion that you get version explosion, but possibly there is a middle ground which is, before you
706.
by prpl 6y ago
Can you clone, do maintenance, push to new repo with `—-mirror‘, then swap repos to get that benefit?
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by prpl 6y ago
There is hundreds of millions of dollars funding available at the DOE for quantum computing research, but that is spread over all aspects of quantum computing, so it’s not really enough to make significant headway anytime soon. Maybe at the
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by prpl 6y ago
Damn that google and their 17 year plan to eventually charge us for storage.
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by prpl 6y ago
just bought an insignia with fire TV today. Took me 20 minutes to figure out how to tune to a local TV station.
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by prpl 6y ago
You may not be aware, but this mostly describes every supermarket grocery store (save for the commissions).
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by prpl 6y ago
If using this pattern it helps to split out your commits, i’d possible. I do this with changelists in intellij/pycharm.
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by prpl 6y ago
I can’t tell my 12 year old stepson to stop playing fortnite because it’s a large part of his social life in connecting with family on another continent. At the same time, he has spent nearly every dollar that has come his way in the last 8
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by prpl 6y ago
I did a dropwizard and kotlin project around 1.2.20 (3 years ago) and it was fine even then, with some minor rough edges. I would imagine everything is fine now.
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by prpl 6y ago
It might not cover everything, but it also has a superset of other things more - conda + conda-forge (with mamba too for better performance) The had also apple silicon support for many things more than a month ago.
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by prpl 6y ago
UT is great but there is no equivalent to Berkeley and Stanford, let alone UCSF, UCSC, and the state schools within a 50 mile radius of anywhere in Texas. Without that reliable feedstock you aren’t going to become the next silicon valley. N
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by prpl 6y ago
Right, but the difference today is that Centos is always behind RHEL updates though, yeah? In the future, Centos Stream is always ahead of RHEL point releases, and on day 2 they are close to equivalent, and on day 3/4, centos is goes b
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by prpl 6y ago
Assuming Centos stream is still having point releases, how different is tracking the previous point release of repos from using centos currently? e.g. if this is what the tick-tock looks like: day 1: Centos stream 8.3 is being updated and m
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by prpl 6y ago
I flew Chile to US in April (last flight out for a month). There was about 50 passengers on a 787
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by prpl 6y ago
I bought a house in the east bay, walking distance to a BART station. We contemplated “cashing in” on a rent controlled 2 or 3 BR apartment but prices on those haven’t dropped quite as much, and we still wouldn’t likely have a yard. We have
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by prpl 6y ago
Roasted coffee has acrylamide

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