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by rblatz 7y ago
As someone that has ADD, do not use it as a crux for you to not improve yourself. It's offensive and in my experience just an excuse people tell themselves to justify being lazy.
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by rblatz 7y ago
Yeah! what about that![0] 0: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by rblatz 7y ago
The shakers died out because they were celibate.
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by rblatz 7y ago
I got the sarcasm in this post, but it seems like it went over a lot of heads.
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by rblatz 7y ago
I noticed that too! I texted a friend that works at SpaceX asking why does it look like the second stage has a heartbeat. I don’t have an answer but I’ll post back if I get one.
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by rblatz 7y ago
It’s part of their battle against sugar and type 2 diabetes.
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by rblatz 7y ago
Isn’t IQ standardized around 100?
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by rblatz 7y ago
Like azure Key Vault? I’m sure AWS and google have something similar. Or host your own by using Hashicorp Vault.
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by rblatz 7y ago
If anything got me to stop using google it would be amp, it’s such a trash experience. It makes me click multiple times and load the content multiple times before I can get to what I want.
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by rblatz 8y ago
My wife and I signed up for their iPhone as a service plan. It’s really the best way if you want to do a new iPhone every year. But if they start dropping crappy iPhones I may change my mind.
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by rblatz 8y ago
I feel like it depends on the city. In Phoenix I typically get a relatively nice car with a fairly normal guy or girl that drives a relatively newer car as a side gig, or to keep busy during retirement. Conversely in Columbus Ohio all the
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by rblatz 8y ago
In low cost of living markets jr engineers are making much less than $118,500 in fact they make about half that in median markets.
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by rblatz 8y ago
Williams said the best way to forensically examine a suspect USB drive is by plugging the device into an isolated Linux-based computer that doesn’t automatically mount the drive to the operating system. “We would then create a forensic ima
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by rblatz 8y ago
It may not be easily seizable, and with the right security practices it may be nearly impossible to seize directly. But governments could announce certain coins are not spendable and enforce that on companies or people subject to their juri
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by rblatz 8y ago
I’ve thought that a potential use of blockchain would be proof of ownership of certain digital items such as an mp3 or an e-book. Such a system could allow you to move purchases between devices and apps, and prevent vendor lock-in.
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by rblatz 8y ago
What distro are they installing at an install fest? I assume the users going to these would typically be in the lower half of the tech savviness distribution. So a user friendly distro like Ubuntu or Mint would make sense, but they includ
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by rblatz 8y ago
The first part of your post reminded me of this quote from Futurama. Professor Farnsworth: Good Lord! That's over 5000 atmospheres of pressure! Fry: How many atmospheres can the ship withstand? Professor Farnsworth: Well, it was built
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by rblatz 8y ago
I assume for your 25 day fasts you are taking some sort of supplement? Otherwise you are flirting with scurvy. Which typically sets in around 4 weeks of low to no vitamin c intake.
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by rblatz 8y ago
Likely the WAF (web application firewall) responding to malicious use that happened to use that user agent.
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by rblatz 8y ago
I came here to specifically complain about TreasuryDirect. Thanks for the bookmark fix. I've just been going in to devtools and manually deleting the readonly. This will save me time and frustration.
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by rblatz 8y ago
And what would they do? Force them to do business in their country? By presumably what means?
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by rblatz 8y ago
Thanks! I routinely avoid articles that I'm interested in, because of the NYT paywall and instead have to ration out my views for the most intriguing stories.
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by rblatz 8y ago
I just checked we are using the v2 rest api. We create a user, we do not send them an email, we then add the documents and setup the envelope, then direct them to the user's embed signing room. I wish I could find the old postman POC
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by rblatz 8y ago
We did exactly this integration, it was fairly seamless. I walked a Jr dev through the high level plan and we cooked up a POC in postman in about an hour that did a very rough bare bones version of what we were looking for. He was then ab
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by rblatz 8y ago
I've been using this day in and day out for several years now on a ton of projects. We mostly use hosted git, and pipelines. The lack of NPM cache is a giant pain, and that's why we run our own build agents. Other than that, I
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by rblatz 8y ago
I’m not sure when you had this experience but Best Buy has wised up and started offering reasonably priced cables. They now sell HDMI cables starting at $9.99 https://www.bestbuy.com/site/dynex-4-hdmi-cable-black/
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by rblatz 8y ago
I agree, if you can make a mistake doing a deploy eventually it will happen. Likely at the worst possible moment because you are under pressure to put out a production issue. All our deploys are push button deployments, it takes a lot of
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by rblatz 8y ago
Russia, England, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, and large parts of Eastern Europe disagree with that assertion.
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by rblatz 8y ago
It's not exactly fair to say "No air conditioning. In the middle of the fucking summer." When they had AC that goes down to a very chilly 73. I keep my AC at 77, and my wife is still cold half the time. The construction issue
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by rblatz 8y ago
So vitreous fluid is opaque to 1550nm light and will block these new powerful lasers from damaging the retina. What about people that have recently had retinal detachment surgery, and had the vitreous fluid replaced with an oil, is this re

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