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   by rrauenza 11y ago

   By default, ansible errors out for undefined variables. http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/playbooks_filters.html#defau...
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   by rrauenza 11y ago

   ...I still don't understand why not: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_disclosure_law#United_St... I have also been wondering if this is the wrong iPhone to take a stand on since it is owned by the employer, not
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   by rrauenza 11y ago

   What prevents the FBI from issuing a subpoena for the signing keys and patching the existing binary?
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   by rrauenza 11y ago

   Like the Tech Shop? http://www.techshop.ws/tools_and_equipment.html
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   by rrauenza 11y ago

   I've already invested in the cameras and the cable runs, and I'd rather avoid Windows (although I see I can add a capture card to support my cameras.) Any other suggestions?
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   by rrauenza 11y ago

   Another good book, but broader than just Enigma, The Code Book by Simon Singh: http://www.amazon.com/The-Code-Book-Science-Cryptography/dp/...
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   by rrauenza 11y ago

   Are there any DVRs in the consumer space that aren't terrible? I bought a Dahua based on some recommendations, but in the end am disappointed.
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   by rrauenza 11y ago

   I think the difference is context. You would normally expect a drink with each salad.
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   by rrauenza 11y ago

   The great thing starting with a baby is you get to grow with them -- you don't have to be an expert right off the bat. Gloria Wall (mother of four, spouse of Larry Wall) also has great advice that is worth repeating: You don't ha
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    I think it's just sloppy and unintentional, especially for a timed test. I find things like this common in my kids' Math homework. (I don't blame common core, I blame bad text book writers.) I also had to run the interpretat
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    I find this wording sloppily ambiguous: "The food truck's revenue from selling a total of 209 salads and drinks in one day was $836.50." On initial read, I thought it was saying 209 salads and 209 drinks. Now, obviously the
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    Because it's the narrative the media can use to generate interest and clicks --> https://medium.com/@parkermolloy/5-things-the-media-does-to-...
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    I wonder how many of the paths are shortened through fake 'catfish' accounts?
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    You've mis-parsed the parent. His ...story contains an 'engineering man' and a 'main man.'
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    > Each of the devices uses Bluetooth technology that emits a signal and a unique ID that can be detected even when the tracker is not paired with a mobile phone. Can't you do the same thing with cell phones with bluetooth turned on?
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    Some fitness trackers vulnerable to monitoring, U of T study finds(cbc.ca)

    2 points by rrauenza 11y ago|1 comments
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    We've been playing this as a family, my wife and I, with our kids, 7, 11, and 13. It's amazing to see how each of our brains think a bit differently -- each of us specializing in different kinds of puzzles. We all celebrate toget
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    Ugh. I'm almost sorry I asked. I assumed it must have been something much more benign.. Like too lazy to throw away used ones. My frame of reference is so different than that environment, I couldn't imagine someone would do that
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    > I thought of the guy known for dropping Band-Aids on women’s desks when the trading floor was cold because he didn’t “want to be distracted,” ...I don't understand. Can anyone explain?
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    Isn't this classic Survivorship Bias? http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Survivorship_bias
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    Ah, I would swear something similar was mentioned in Simon Singh's Fermat's Last Theorem . ...Perhaps done by a mathematician who was a referee for the prize. Anyone here recall?
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    I would add assertions in as well as you iterate. It will validate whether you understand the flow of information through the function.
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    After seeing this article, I noticed my Nest hadn't been "online" since December 26th. It could not see any wifi ssid's: not mine, not my neighbors', nor my iPhone's hotspot held right next to it. It was fully
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    This was posted on hacker news sometime ago, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10567408 -> http://lukeplant.me.uk/blog/posts/less-powerful-languages/ I think it is relevant to this disc
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    Note: this paper is from 2006.
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    This may be counter to your original design intent, but I know people who would like to put these gradients into powerpoint. Would you be able to generate an arbitrarily sized PNG or JPEG download from them?
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    I don't completely agree and have experienced otherwise, but it also depends on whether the manager is going against company culture and policy.
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    Not true, Lightroom is still available as a 'perpetual license.' Adobe just works hard at hiding it. http://protogtech.com/adobe-lightroom/adobe-lightroom-6-perp... Edit: FYI, the Lightroom database is SQLite
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    I had this happen firsthand - witnessed two cars racing on the street, one hit a light pole, the other ran off. I even knew at the time that eye witness testimony could be unreliable. I tried to keep in mind the description of the other ca
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    by rrauenza 11y ago

    "6,000 deaths were attributed to the floodwaters, while nearly 145,000 people lost their lives because of epidemics and famine." Wow.