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by qmr 8y ago
I can't stand nextdoor. Bunch of idiots scared of their own shadow sharing photos and videos of "suspicious" people and dumbasses asking about "gunshots" any time a car backfires or a firecracker is set off. Ridicu
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by qmr 8y ago
I have ridden the Paris Metro, London Underground, and NYC Subway. Never have I had to hold a cell phone to do so.
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by qmr 8y ago
> I love mechs. Your office neighbors do not.
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by qmr 8y ago
Maybe, but why do that when you can compromise webcams and display cables?
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by qmr 8y ago
What advantage does that offer over something like LibreNMS which will do everything ?
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by qmr 9y ago
Not a tarmac. https://aerosavvy.com/aviation-terminology/
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by qmr 9y ago
Not a tarmac. https://aerosavvy.com/aviation-terminology/
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by qmr 9y ago
There is nothing anywhere on an airport that is properly called "tarmac". Stop using the term. https://aerosavvy.com/aviation-terminology/
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by qmr 9y ago
Because it always costs more per widget when you order 10,000 widgets instead of 100, right?
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by qmr 9y ago
You could also ... use spaces?
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by qmr 9y ago
PHP is an absolutely horrible language. I suggest learning ruby or python.
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Introducing Monitoring: Insight into Your Infrastructure(digitalocean.com)
1 points by qmr 10y ago|0 comments
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by qmr 10y ago
... because Tesla is the only company making electric cars, right?
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by qmr 10y ago
Self driving cars are the future, hardly a fad.
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by qmr 10y ago
> investigating that hypothesis is easier Anyone can search the FAA Airman Database to look up pilot ratings. I just searched and he is not listed. https://amsrvs.registry.faa.gov/airmeninquiry/
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Logitech Buys Saitek(betanews.com)
2 points by qmr 10y ago|0 comments
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by qmr 10y ago
> Only really important passwords are in my head. That has not worked well for me. I have lost a small amount of bitcoin, and some encrypted homedirs and encrypted hard drives.
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by qmr 10y ago
Are you paying for the service or have you set up your own server?
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by qmr 10y ago
> Nowadays if a phone is stolen, they have to have access to my email, passwords, and effectively my entire identity, and it appears that that is exactly what's happening. None of that necessarily applies. Plenty of people choose t
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by qmr 10y ago
Did you alert the cabin crew? Closed environment, it could not have gotten very far.
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by qmr 10y ago
Change for change's sake disgusts me. It is rampant in Apple's macos, iOS, as well as Google's Android.
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Is Pokemon Go Illegal?(associatesmind.com)
2 points by qmr 10y ago|0 comments
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by qmr 10y ago
Hint: Programming is not engineering.
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by qmr 10y ago
Are you quite sure that is the best solution long term? All of those extra drives are using additional power.
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by qmr 10y ago
Writing buggy code does not an engineer make. The pervasive, wanton disrespect for the title in the valley and the tech industry at large is absolutely disgusting.
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by qmr 10y ago
Hah, they're still in business? Mine was one of the "stolen" servers from their old colocation provider or whatever whenever drama with them went down ~3 years ago.
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Easter Egg discovered 29 years later(engadget.com)
2 points by qmr 10y ago|0 comments
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by qmr 10y ago
Jesus fuck stop fucking with my scrolling. Please fix your broken website, and fire your "designer".
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by qmr 10y ago
I highly doubt there will be such a checkbox. The "permission" to share will be buried in a EULA no one will ever read.
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by qmr 10y ago
A different era. Japan is not attacking the US ( or anyone else for that matter ).

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