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by rufugee 9y ago
I'm in my mid-forties now, and I've been doing it since my mid-twenties, so it is for awhile. I doubt I'll still be doing it in my mid-fifties ;-)
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by rufugee 9y ago
Profession: CIO - Full time at company of roughly 3400 employees - [6:45 AM] - Wake up, take out dog - [7:45 AM] - Place kids in the car, off to car pool - [8:25 AM] - Arrive at work - [8:30 - 9:30 AM] - Catch up on email and news
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by rufugee 10y ago
Practically? How so?
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by rufugee 10y ago
Please, please, for the love of God, consolidate the "system program problem detected" messages into one single dialog, instead of a separate dialog for every file found in /var/crash (as it is today).
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by rufugee 10y ago
Have you used a MacBook before? I have. I have two and an iMac, and I'd still rate my experience in OpenSUSE (where I've ended up these days) as 1000% better than OSX aside from video codecs. So if you're not using that veg
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by rufugee 10y ago
Home Assistant is awesome. So much cleaner than OpenHAB. I just wish it supported Insteon PLM natively. For now, I'm making REST calls been OpenHAB and home Assistant to support this.
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by rufugee 10y ago
Thanks. Are they meshed like Eero, or does each AP have to have a physical connection to your lan? Edit: also, would you mind sharing the model you're using?
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by rufugee 10y ago
In my experience, placing the same SSID across multiple APs/channels and letting the clients decide is a problem, because the clients often get it wrong. Granted, most of what I see this on are Android-based systems (FireTVs, android p
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by rufugee 10y ago
Wow...so do these APs actually hand off client based on proximity/signal strength? I'm running a home-grown network with four openwrt routers running the same SSID, but client stickiness is my biggest problem. I've always bee
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by rufugee 10y ago
If it will run Linux, I'll buy one immediately...
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by rufugee 10y ago
Umm.... Did you read the article? It clearly states only the Nexus 5 is supported at the moment.
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by rufugee 10y ago
Do you see results like many have seen from SS? I've read that dumbbell workouts aren't necessarily as effective as barbells but I like the convenience of doing it from home. I've got a set of 50lb Powerblocks, an exercise ba
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by rufugee 10y ago
I moved from Google Apps to FastMail for six months or so. I'm back to Google Apps now. For me, I had a quite opposite experience...FastMail searching was much slower, and the return to folders instead of labels made organizing my mail
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by rufugee 10y ago
What a refreshingly honest answer...thank you. It's not often you see that sort of candor. I was personally a Rails guy, then switched to learning Django, but had the experience you note...both frameworks solved many problems which are
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by rufugee 10y ago
Meditation while running sounds fascinating. Can you explain the technique? Any good sources of information online?
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by rufugee 10y ago
It runs on Linux if you're willing to use a third-party utilty , right?
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by rufugee 10y ago
Ah, I see what you're saying. Good suggestion. Thanks.
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by rufugee 10y ago
Ah, didn't catch that. If it works with Audible, it'll be a win. Thanks.
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by rufugee 10y ago
I already have bluetooth headphones, but a watch with built-in GPS and internal storage allowing for podcasts/audiobooks has eluded me. If you know of one I'd appreciate the info. The Bragi Dash has no GPS... just accelerometer tr
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by rufugee 10y ago
From what I've read it supports streaming music... To stream podcasts it'll have to have an app for that, and for using Audible it'll have to support, well, Audible. Add to that the fact that it requires its own 3g connection
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by rufugee 10y ago
I'm a runner, but I generally listen to tech podcasts or audible books while doing so. When someone gives me a watch with the ability to listen to these, combined with built-in GPS, I'm on board. Until then, I'll begrudgingly
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by rufugee 11y ago
I'd love to...but I can't recall the password I used when I set up the h2 db my attempts are stored in and smtp password recovery isn't working (I probably didn't configure it). If I recall, it was difficult to understan
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by rufugee 11y ago
It must have come very far in the past few months then...based on my experimentation, it was far from being ready for production use if you needed anything beyond the most basic of SQL queries. That said, I'm rooting for it (and now, c
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by rufugee 11y ago
You know...I used to think the way you do. But given that we're the product in the Android ecosystem, lately I'm wondering more and more if I've made a mistake. If the perms were better on Android...if Google's control a
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by rufugee 11y ago
I wonder why Dropbox is focusing Pyston ( https://github.com/dropbox/pyston ) only on 2.7 atm. With PyPy supporting 2.7 very well, it'd seem a greater benefit to the community to target 3. That said, I'm sure t
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by rufugee 11y ago
I'm still not sure I follow you regarding how the above applies to my situation. I believe in your case, you mean to say that A is a local machine and B is a remote machine, and if they're complicit together, allowing A to connect
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by rufugee 11y ago
Anyone know how the cameras specifically punch through firewall? I have a number of Apexis cameras which I believe are essentially rebranded Foscams. I set them up with static DHCP leases, placed them in a DMZ, and specifically blocked all
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by rufugee 11y ago
I for one was really surprised at the list of software written in it listed in the second link. Skype? Dreamweaver? Really? I wonder how much of Skype is really still developed in it. Regardless...interesting list.
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Ask HN: Why is TrueVault leaving python for java?
10 points by rufugee 11y ago|0 comments
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by rufugee 11y ago
And python...

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