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sfgweilr4f
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6y ago
how do people reply?
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I do this for teaching. But I don't use a public url shortener because I trust none of them. I have a shortener built into my teaching site.
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I found this awhile ago. Maybe if you rolled your own? https://pikvm.org/ I haven't tried it myself but the approach seems quite doable.
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I didn't see any cookie or local storage management. Is that included?
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Your question probably just raised / (re)woke up HN's awareness of this site at all. I'd forgotten completely about this. Time moved on. Thanks for the refresh!
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I like the idea and the look of the whole thing but I couldn't figure out how to easily SELECT * from customers so... I'm kind of bummed out. The blocks seemed to not stick together. They'd just "island" and sit by
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That raspberry pi 400[1] seems to partially fit the bill for me. Hook up a USB monitor if you want to have the laptop aspect since those sometimes have an internal battery. Some sort of trackpad etc. I'm sure, with enough enthusiasm, s
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What was old is new again. -- someone else (rephrased Aurelius? Probably)
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Overwhelming desire to run this wusa /uninstall /KB:4592438 should I?
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Why'd they add "R2" to the end?
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I'd suggest Basilisk II and emulate the mac in that. This would also let you use modern hardware. Especially useful when copying / porting to something more modern.
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From a purely code/tech perspective, was there anything interesting about the WiMAX support? Did it bring anything new to the linux kernel itself? (...other than the obvious fact that it implemented WiMAX?)
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Well technically, given enough time and a suitable pathway through the water cycle, the water you drink today could likely end up in a Hydrogen fuel cell. Or end up on Mars for all we know.
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Pi.Z.Z=A For a circular area of Humor with radius Z. Best served fresh.
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Now we know which episodes are the most interesting. Also which guests reveal who/what can't be criticised or discussed. That said, I'm not surprised that Alex "they're turnin' the friggin frogs gay" Jones
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2+2=5 for large values of 2. (Calculus and limits revision mid-semester back in the old days. It was funny at the time. You had to be there. Probably.)
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What settings? Mines more like an abstract color art piece but not so much a desktop environment.
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Same with PuTTY on Windows. Its certainly colorful.
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I've found putting people in the same room often helps. Especially when there has been an issue. Generally, just actual discussion and a firm reminder that we're all professional adults on the same team is often enough. Recent pan
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People thought business websites were like Sales brochures. Update every quarter.
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The interwebs were full of these https://gifcities.org/?q=construction Not that I'd know anything about that.
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The ability to choose the ship you set sail on and to know when it starts sinking.
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Agreed. Getting in/out of the harbor is the pilot's job. That's their part. I think the metaphor works well. The limit is when you dig deeper into the impact of depression/anxiety. Then it starts to break down. But even
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Interesting examples. These all form their own funnels. Take number 3, marriage and building something. That one alone if pursued means your dating preferences are very different from if you have a different purpose/goals. You filter o
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There's a ship. It has no captain, no crew. Where is it going? There's another ship. It has a captain and crew but no destination is set. Where is it going? There's another ship. It has captain, crew, destination but no cours
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Good points. Lack of productivity within an individual is usually* tied to procrastination. This isn't the only explanation but its low-hanging-fruit. Make sure none of it is still there, quietly causing rot. So, I'm a proponent o
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OKRs? Quote: "OKR’s are first and foremost an empowerment technique." Don't empower anyone. Instead work on getting rid of / minimizing / improve on anything that dis-empowers. This is usually easier, cheaper and fa
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Dude! You need to run more servers. 250 should do it. I realize its just a simple page with a pair of boxes for name registration, but that's irrelevant! All the cool kids agree. You need infrastructure. It needs to be done as complex
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Those constraints seem a lot more reasonable than what I've seen in other aspects of the business world. At least they are grounded in the realities of the actual purpose. Well, mostly anyway. I'll leave justifications for the $10
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I'm not seeing this as newsworthy either. All porting involves some changes and instability. This is "Water is wet" style news. Are we learning something new from this being widely reported? (very little from what I can see)
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