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9y ago
Oh yeah I don't use it that way, but if you just want to learn how to use git setting up a server isn't needed. Also I agree that emailing patches seems like an archaic way to do things, but that's how Linux handles PRs. htt
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9y ago
Git is decentralized, you don't need any server anywhere for it. You could just use it locally and email patches around.
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9y ago
GNU is Not Unix! Nor is it Linux. MacOS was a Unix, not sure if it technically still is, but if not it has Unix roots. And it is simple, the vast majority of users don't need a CLI package manager, they get the App Store and downloadi
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rblatz
9y ago
That is true, and I've been considering switching.
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9y ago
So to speed up the web Google now makes me load a hobbled AMP page then I have to search for a link to actually get to the site I actually wanted to go to. How is this better? It's gotten to the point that I search for something and
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rblatz
9y ago
It's basically breaks down to "two wrongs don't make a right."
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9y ago
I'm not an ophthalmologist, so if you are concerned about your eye health talk to one. That being said I was referencing that the human eye (retina) is capable of seeing a wider spectrum than we typically see. The natural lens filters
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rblatz
9y ago
Have you had cataract surgery? I know that can have an impact on visible spectrum depending on the replacement lens they put in.
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rblatz
9y ago
Thanks!
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9y ago
Unfortunately this video doesn't work on iOS. I'll try to remember to watch this next time I'm at a computer.
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9y ago
$15 and hour waiting tables is not really good. I was making around $12 an hour waiting tables in Dayton Ohio back in 2001, and I wasn't tipped. If I had gone to a place with tips I would have made much more.
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9y ago
They self configure into a wireless network called sonosnet if they are wired together.
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9y ago
Still easier than placing images in Microsoft Word.
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9y ago
I think it's an issue of efficancy. Elderly couples living in 5 bedroom houses when they'd more likely be better suited with something smaller.
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9y ago
I hope you don't publish that record to the world.
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9y ago
That is very curious. Wonder what would drive them to keep that name if everything else changed.
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9y ago
It's videos of people making food on Facebook. It's not an academic article. No one cares, it isn't actionable.
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9y ago
Do you remember when it was legal to smoke in bars? Every bar was filled with smoke. Sure a bar could opt in to going smoke free, but basically none did because it would drive potential customers away. I guess my point is that market forc
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9y ago
When that is 90% of people's only exposure to it? Yes, that does negatively impact people's perception of tech.
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9y ago
5-6 years ago when it seemed like every ad/poster ha a stupid QR code on it for no apparent reason.
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9y ago
I get calls about buying a car warranty, I won some sort of cruise, or some one who is having trouble with their headset.
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9y ago
Odds are you carry one with you everywhere you go.
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9y ago
From what I understand pilots still practice landing in good conditions so they aren't completely out of practice if something goes wrong and they have to manually land the plane.
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9y ago
The top left is always a close button, click it at any time to close the add.
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9y ago
Lets say John lives near (200 miles away) the C&C server and that John's IP is 192.168.7.2. John is the decoy, so the malware sends requests to John's IP. John doesn't get the requests, due to his firewall blocking them
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9y ago
Then the WSJ shouldn't cloak content like a scam site.
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9y ago
A Moscow Mule is typically served in a copper mug, and I'd think the negative effects from the alcohol would be the primary thing to worry about.
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9y ago
It's normal to cry when viewing something like this, but if you do suspect you may have mental health issues please please go to a doctor to have it checked out. You could be suffering for no good reason. In fact you may not realize
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9y ago
That is quite the rant, I am impressed with how deep you must know both systems to crank out a list like that. Did you just write all this for this post or has this been kicking around your hard drive for a while?
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10y ago
My phone prompts me for access before it trusts a USB device, my computer loads drivers for it, sometimes without prompting. This seems like the opposite of the situation you describe.
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