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by smellf 10y ago
> After a woman gains immunity, there is little threat to any babies she might carry. It is way too early to make that claim. You're also ignoring the Guillain–Barré cases that are suspected to have been caused by Zika.
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by smellf 10y ago
I wonder if this project is based off the earlier Recyclebot? That was something I'd wanted to build for a long time. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12948 http://reprap.org/wiki/Recyclebot htt
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by smellf 10y ago
> The outputs of this recycling tech can be fed into personal fabrication tech (3D printers, etc.) I can: http://preciousplastic.com/videos/build/extrusion/
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by smellf 11y ago
Is this the same Paul Le Roux who wrote the original software that TrueCrypt was based on? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E4M
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by smellf 11y ago
Show me.
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by smellf 11y ago
Ah, ok. A quick google didn't show me why there was no reply link so I just assumed it was a depth thing. Thanks for the info.
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by smellf 11y ago
Replying here because the stupid max comment depth was reached on your deeper comment. You said: > I guess they might use [UDP] for DHT control messages And IIRC that's exactly what they use UDP for. The subreddit had a lot of good
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by smellf 11y ago
I bet V2 is powered from the phone's USB/Apple connector.
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by smellf 11y ago
Sure, those people who keep entirely to themselves may be highly effective programmers. But they will likely not be effective communicators, and unless they are their own manager and work on teams of one, they are going to be less effectiv
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by smellf 11y ago
The reason why it's a problem is because when a coworker is always in his or her own little bubble and you know nothing about them it is harder to get along with them and thus harder to work with them. And by the same token, if you li
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by smellf 11y ago
"10" is never correctly called "ten" except in decimal. But this whole tangent is getting a little navel-gazey for me. "Base 10" is fine in my book because decimal is our inbuilt base.
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by smellf 11y ago
Hah, I can't escape Synergy. Which is ok, I use it 24/7 because it's an amazing, peerless piece of software. But yeah, modern synergy crashes pretty often. There was a lag in development a few years back when it looked like
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by smellf 11y ago
A coworker of mine has been wanting to do this for ages, and I've always wondered - what's the workflow like for getting the mouse and keyboard from the Linux screen to the Windows screen? For the past few years I've been run
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by smellf 11y ago
Exactly. It probably means that in 1-5 years, the C# experience on Linux is going to go way downhill. Extend embrace extinguish.
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by smellf 11y ago
Ahh yes, Bupkis: my grandmother's preferred Linux desktop mail client.
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by smellf 11y ago
"Coming soon"
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by smellf 11y ago
Does anyone know if this is what Chromixium uses?
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by smellf 11y ago
$7/sqft? It looks like Costco is much cheaper: http://www.costcophotocenter.com/Help#/topic/pricing-shippin...
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by smellf 11y ago
My wife does this to me :(
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by smellf 11y ago
It's an "original" in the sense that Netflix has produced some content in the series.
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by smellf 11y ago
Nope, your example would be true if we didn't know how long babies lived, and we were observing a baby who was a minute and a half old.
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by smellf 11y ago
Eh, it's RT, I would take anything of theirs casting the West in a negative light with a grain of salt.
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by smellf 11y ago
To be fair, that's exactly what it looks like until you watch the video. And some people may not be able to stream video at their work. The page talks about "personal transportation" and doesn't mention the disabled on
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by smellf 11y ago
A few months ago I set up an account with American Express. I was able to log in to their website from a desktop, but the Android app wouldn't let me log in. Eventually I would up talking with their tech support, having been elevated
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by smellf 11y ago
Shouldn't the password be hashed on the frontend anyway...?
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by smellf 11y ago
You may want to try something like what this guy has done: http://biosrhythm.com/?p=910 The key piece of hardware is the Keyrah: http://www.vesalia.de/e_keyrahv2.htm
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by smellf 11y ago
$ history |wc -l 82230 This is just from my work machine (~4 years old), my history is not centralized but after seeing all this I think I'm going to work it into my centralized dotfiles system. Also, I can confirm that gigan
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by smellf 11y ago
To do this, I would just tab-delimit stdout and pipe through `column -t`. Though I can see how a dedicated lib would be better for some use cases.
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by smellf 11y ago
Asus does ship a open source fork of Tomato (AsusWRT) on at least their high-end routers. I've used it, it's actually pretty decent.
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by smellf 11y ago
I don't quite get it. Etherium generalizes the bitcoin idea of transactions encoded in the blockchain, encoding "contracts" instead, which may be a monetary exchange or any other kind of public agreement. But what is a "

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