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rendaw
9y ago
I think techies who want to decompress.
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9y ago
As an awesome alternative you can use a Trezor (or KeepKey) with https://github.com/romanz/trezor-agent for GPG and SSH. Unlike the YubiKey, with the Trezor you have have to enter a scrambled numeric PIN to use it.
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9y ago
Thank you for that resource, but I think it validates the parent's post. I just searched for Miami Vice (the original) and got 0 results. A few years ago Hulu had everything except the first season (??).
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rendaw
9y ago
Every other line of my code is check_call. Could you expand on the issue you're observing?
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9y ago
I disagreed with this strongly. > concurrent processes Job control is disabled in shell scripts, and your only other option is juggling process ids. Combined with nearly nonexistent exception handling using anything more than a single p
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9y ago
On the subject, I remember reading recently that most psychology studies are observational, and when attempts to duplicate the findings are made they mostly can't. I realize that GP's statement is qualified with 'clinical&#x
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9y ago
Maintenance can't degrade any further, but is this a positive sign? ICOs are pretty notorious, and it looks like they want their coin to take center stage. I've been backing them via Salt (a small amount) for around a year now I t
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9y ago
It's been a couple months so my cache has mostly flushed, but: Properties InternetGatewayId The ID of the Internet gateway. This isn't the only example of entirely useless documentation. Documentation for VPC users and VPC-l
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10y ago
Since this looks like another human readable encoding shootout, I humbly offer luxem [0] which allows unquoted keys. Simpler than JSON, much simpler than JSON5, and probably as powerful as STON. [0] https://github.com/renda
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10y ago
I will capitalize on this derailment to promote luxem, my flexible and minimal JSON alternative: https://github.com/rendaw/luxem#what-is-luxem
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10y ago
I'm impressed they get that much accuracy from the motor cortex. I posted this[1] before - I imagine detecting signals at the spinal cord would provide even greater accuracy (not necessarily in this case). I'm really excited eit
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rendaw
10y ago
At 0.03 (1tb = $30/mo) it's still much more expensive than pretty much every other service mentioned in this thread.
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10y ago
Dropbox doesn't have completing, fixed interval backups and has fairly buggy, heavy, intrusive software (on linux). Google/Microsoft's services don't have differential backups and their software is generally lacking. Rs
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10y ago
Youth.
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Reading brain signals in the spinal cord rather than cerebrum (2014)
(journal.frontiersin.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Err, ahh, English soccer... that's American football, right?
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10y ago
I have an unidentified repetitive stress injury (RSI) and doctors have universally tried some treatment, failed, then told me I'm simply working too much. This happened after I stopped all my hobbies and took a 30h/week job (flex
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10y ago
My own contribution to the world's specification bloat: luxem https://github.com/rendaw/luxem A perhaps lightly more rigorous specification: https://github.com/Rendaw/luxemj/blob/mas
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12y ago
I think there's an obvious case that JSON is better purely by virtue of being widely adopted, but for projects that don't need immediate external compatibility luxem is a good choice. I haven't tried it myself, but I think mo
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Luxem is a better JSON
(github.com)
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12y ago
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