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by reduxredacted 16y ago
I'm working with a friend on a text based bulletin board system written in C# that uses SSH rather than Telnet or a modem and supports many of the features of an early 90's -ish DOS based Dial-up BBS. ... I and a few of my friends miss the
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
they're a security company that makes a storage product, opposed to a storage company making a security product. I laughed a bit thinking of extreme trade off in those two statements (so allow me to respectfully embellish [is that possibl
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
That's a good one. My wife usually cooks our dinners for the week on Sunday all at once and freezes some of it. Mon/Tue we eat left-overs, Wed/Thu/Fri we eat what was frozen (and to keep from eating the same thing over and over, we mix up
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
Life Hack: Buy a box (10 or so) of small LED flashlights. Place one discretely behind anything you routinely have to peer behind. I have one behind my fridge, my television and inside my computer rack. Work Hack: When hosting a meeting, n
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
On #8 - Another option is to paint a full wall in your office with Dry Erase Paint (I used this, it works well: http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=128 )
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
Set time aside to watch it twice. It's only 77 minutes long, and I believe that's a plus. I saw this for the first time with a few friends and when it was over, nobody protested when I started it over immediately. I've watched this movie
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
Yeah, but that sort of looks like a cheep Canadian knock off. I don't think I've ever used that phrase in this context before.
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
Seriously, though, you have to admit they thought of quite a bit more than just an entrenching tool . . . I mean, they at least deserve credit for offering it in "funny shade of orange" and fluorescent yellow. Though I did think the part wh
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
It's a tricky problem as a participant and it depends on the individual who's dragging the topic on. I find this problem to be more the fault of the facilitator than the participant. There's always an opportunity to say "I understand you
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
Um, that IS my To-Do List That's precisely what I thought. I have three To Do lists: 1) The Honey Do list of things my wife needs me to do around the house. 2) My "Routine Maintenance" list that includes things like, ensuring I'm up on my
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
I have hired a lot of contractors over the years, and I must say that if one of them pitched this to me I would likely walk away. I thought this at first, as well. However, after reading the advice about only using "long-time customers"
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
Also completely unscientific: If I saw a kid out in front of his grandmother's house in the summer wearing a suit selling lemon-aid, I'd purchase it and probably add a tip: - It's the middle of summer [1] and the kid is serious enough that
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
they are often good programmers but not very good software engineers Agreed. There was a gentleman I had the pleasure of working with years ago who wrote an application in Perl that literally performed an inventory of every switch, route
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by reduxredacted 16y ago
My wife did that for a while on a bunch of amazon forums bashing the Twilight series. It was one of the driving factors for me buying her a laptop of her own that I never log into. I really need a prospective employer or friend Googling
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
For once a YouTube comment made me laugh rather than wish I had a YouTube comment blocker. "You remind me of Michael Scott" This really did sort of feel like one of the videos created by The Office writers for everyone's favorite manager.
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
Fantastic idea, though I noted that the author said "I work the same schedule every weekday and I rarely meet with people." , which is something I can't relate to. I meet with a lot of people, regularly. From my perspective: - Last week i
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
Agreed. It's this sort of pollution that made me stop visiting Digg and Reddit. One of these days I'll, perhaps, understand the fascination people have with attacking this woman. Frankly I don't care if it's a positive or negative story.
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
I think it's more like this: If they stopped making payments, it's safe to say they might be cutting corners in maintenance as well. "We just watched and waited until the crew checked into their hotel", Popovich says, "then we grabbed thei
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
Yeah, but the arguments against are difficult if impossible to sell: Define porn. Travel to another country. Define porn. In the US, periodicals don't post pictures of naked men/women (at least not the defined "naughty bits"). The ones tha
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
I don't think it's a good solution for internet filtering, however, I think it's a good solution to prevent accidental porn exposure (APE). I work in a rather open office environment now. Our management has no problem if employees blow off
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
I take medication for Parasomnia (sleep walking/talking/eating/doing) and I have done a few over-night sleep studies. I know my quality of sleep is very poor, but I've chosen to just "sleep more" rather than take a cocktail of medications.
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
I, too, have been frustrated by the delays (I pre-ordered shortly after they opened pre-orders). However, I wasn't surprised they missed the January ship date, and probably less surprised that they missed the Q1 ship date: - It's a unique p
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
It was worth the repost. I don't understand sites that have serious length limitations on passwords. I recall Amex had an 8 character limit last year when I had an account with them. Passphrases + randomly generated passwords via KeePass o
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
Meh, maybe it's just my frustration with trying to find a particular attribute in AD today, but I think this one could have been left out.
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Drink Attribute(msdn.microsoft.com)
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
If you've ever been able to think of a time or a place that you've said "I really wish I had a goto here!", it might be time for a rewrite or a new job. Though, admittedly, I don't think I've ever looked at a piece of code I've written that
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
I find that I can visit this site daily and find a good six or seven things worth reading ... all done without salacious headlines. I don't think the bar is set at coder, programmer or developer. I don't run, nor do I desire to run a start
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
The skepticism in your comment is apparent, but I thought I'd add: The source is unnamed. The source may very well be telling the truth. I've contacted customer service at AT&T U-Verse. I've never had fewer than three transfers and th
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
I'm on AT&T (U-Verse), though not a 4chan user (I actually don't even know how to test that the /b/ board is working or not, though I'd be interested in trying). A few months ago I couldn't access drudgereport.com and a few others sites
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
Assuming pay wasn't a factor in the decision, I'd be a door man for a hotel that caters to vacationers (and not in a major city like New York). - My back hurt less and I was generally in better shape when I had a job that involved standing

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