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2y ago
Northgate Omnikey Ultra in qwerty layout mode, with control and caps-lock swapped. Same one as in the top photo here: https://rudra.dev/keyboards/northgate_omnikey_ultra/ (note, not my blog, just one that I found
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2y ago
This javascript below, in the URL field of a bookmark, will delete the sticky header when you hit the bookmark: javascript:(function%20()%20{var%20i,elements=document.querySelectorAll('body%20*');%20for%20(i=0;i<elements.length
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2y ago
> Any links or ideas of how to make sure Google is aware of this? Cancel the account. That's the only real signal you can send. Switch to simply downloading YT content: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
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2y ago
For your own devices and use (provided you can configure your devices to all use your local nameserver) you really don't need to care (unless you, at some point, want to make use of whatever the true owner is offering at "home.com
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2y ago
And "home.com" is owned by someone, and registered through GoDaddy: Domain Name: HOME.COM Registry Domain ID: 1668509_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.brandsight.com Registrar URL: http://gcd.c
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2y ago
> But... can’t it just fill a queue? It /could/, yes. But then one has to also understand how govt. IT development works. You only get, barely, just what you ask for, and nothing more. So the likely reason for no queue is th
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2y ago
> anyone have any idea why this form has an hours of operation? Best guess: The back end processing is actually performed by humans at the IRS office in DC and the form is simply an online "request" to one of those humans. And
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2y ago
Can't help with the tool you are looking for, but there's an old trick from the Lotus 123 days (i.e., the time before spreadsheets gained "tabs") that helps with this problem of adding a row or a column to one table mess
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2y ago
> It isn't like a password True, but far too many businesses treat it as an "authentication" token that they can use to authenticate that you are who you say you are. I.e., they treat it like a password that only you know
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2y ago
One random $200 theft? Probably not too interested. 15,000 $200 thefts, all sitting in one spot in a storage locker, they just might be interested (and, it seems they were interested).
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2y ago
> What is the financial benefit to Intel in artificially limiting its CPU sockets like this? They (Intel) also make the chipsets that go on the motherboards. So anyone who disposes of their old motherboard and buys a new motherboard beca
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2y ago
Does PM still print and mail a paper magazine, or have they gone "web-only"? If "web-only" then the fact that "ancient aliens" would gather by far more internet clicks than "how to dig a well" would e
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2y ago
> It was all about the illusion of security, Correct. The "IT security" group was practicing what I've termed "checkbox security". They have a long list of "requirements" and beside each is a check box
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2y ago
Best benefit of the doubt: @ripjaygn did not notice the date (it is dim grey and small size, so could be easily overlooked) and @ripjaygn may one of today's 10,000: https://xkcd.com/1053/ .
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2y ago
> How have you used a printer in your home or office? Primarily for printing mailing labels to attach to packages. Sometimes to print forms that need to be submitted in paper.
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2y ago
Does tmux allow redefining the key bindings? GNU screen allows for redefining (at least) its hotkey. If tmux allows the same maybe you could redo the bindings more to your liking?
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2y ago
> Why are most services/apps "cloud-based"? Follow the money... $X/month, over Y months, is worth a lot more than a one time payment of $Z. > why aren't there more tools/apps released that run locally? T
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2y ago
From TFA it is stated that they were doing the split of lines because of the "1000 octet" maximum line length requirement of the SMTP protocol. And, they also state that the period disappeared because it was placed at the start of
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2y ago
Yes, been doing so since I bought my personal domain circa 1999. Stack: named - on Slackware (various versions over the years as the computer was upgraded).
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2y ago
> If mommy and daddy drink coffee in the morning, it doesn't matter that it tastes like ass, a literal 3-year-old will just by sheer force of will drink that bitter nectar just to feel like they belong Then I must be quite different
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2y ago
@toast0 answered your question here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40357927
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2y ago
Ken, A possible typo in the first paragraph: > question of why there were not documented Possibly: s/there/these/ or s/there/they/ ?
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2y ago
In my case, main, and only, OS.
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2y ago
SSH does not support/use lzma/xz compression method for the SSH protocol. The xz linkage was indirect through a systemd library that some systemd systems link into sshd.
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3y ago
> I'm wondering if this happened anybody else Yes. > if so, why you think it happened Too many other time commitments, with no "free time" left for video games.
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3y ago
The articles that get posted to the new page are posted there by users such as yourself. Do you post any articles (via the submit link in the title bar) to the new page? Articles that make the front page get there because users who look int
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3y ago
While a recording will let you hear what they sound like (a loud buzzing) no recording will properly convey the true decibel level of a large brood singing in the trees while you are on the ground below listening. It is something one has t
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3y ago
And they ("old executives with old mindsets") brought it on themselves by fracturing the market into 50+ different streaming services, and then playing "round-robin" games with shows (a given show bounces around among ea
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3y ago
> If the mortgage is covered by extortionate rents on your other properties then historically the empty unit is appreciating in value. That appreciation is happening whether the unit is rented or empty. The scenario the landlord sees for
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3y ago
With UblockOrigin blocking all of the javascript, there was no Cookie UI visible at all.
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