smitty1110

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by smitty1110 4y ago
Seconding Keycloak. It has a steep learning curve to get started, but it's rock solid for production use.
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by smitty1110 4y ago
I learned the same lesson after dealing with a black widow infestation. It's a an easy habit that saves a lot of personal suffering.
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by smitty1110 5y ago
ELP Japan has you covered! https://www.elpj.com/ Last time I looked into this, I heard it was good if you had a REALLY good record cleaner. It’s extremely sensitive to dust in the groove.
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by smitty1110 5y ago
> On the other hand, there are games that are just straight up work I'm getting Victoria 2 flashbacks just reading this sentence...
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by smitty1110 5y ago
Dr. Al-Aly's paper is here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-022-01689-3?s=08
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by smitty1110 5y ago
Come on, we know they spent it on the perpetual projects on the PA Turnpike. Not sure about the eastern half of the state, but Philly probably gets more money than Pittsburgh. At least the fixed the Greenfield Bridge[1]. [1]: https:/&#
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by smitty1110 5y ago
The Wikipedia page[1] for the event says a temporary drop of 0.1-0.5 degrees C for the next 12-15 months. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Hunga_Tonga_eruption_and_...
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by smitty1110 5y ago
And do three captchas to view your wallet.
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by smitty1110 5y ago
> azide derivatives decomposing rapidly I got some major "Things I Won't Work With" vibes reading that. Checked the archives and yep, that's a repeat offender right there.
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by smitty1110 5y ago
CYA, so you can blame someone else for breaches or stolen material. It's really for enterprise IT departments, not end users.
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by smitty1110 5y ago
Top end, which kicks in at a bit shy of $520k is 37%. Top end Long-term Capital Gains max rate is 20% at about $440k. These are numbers for individuals, they differ for married couples and households filing collectively.
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by smitty1110 5y ago
For me it was something I did with co-workers, and eventually at home, to de-stress. I was in a terrible place mentally, physically, and from a career perspective at the time, but it helped me feel like I wasn't going to suffocate from
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by smitty1110 5y ago
This is a contract of adhesion, and only holds weight in Virginia and Maryland. Of course, they will argue that since the Saracens is in us-east-1, so you might still be screwed.
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by smitty1110 5y ago
If you have enough volume, HSBC will customize your experience by modifying teller windows to accept the hard briefcase of your choice. You won't have to worry about some random guy cutting your bag and stealing your illicit cash!
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by smitty1110 5y ago
Honestly, they're probably stuck with Samsung for the mid term (5 years). You simply can't get any TSMC capacity on their top nodes when Apple and AMD get first and second bid on everything. Maybe GloFo will figure out their issue
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by smitty1110 5y ago
Given the ideologies in the court these days, I would expect them to focus on the Article 1 question first, but it’s not unlikely that speech would make it into any opinion. The court has a lot of classical liberalism, but a strong preferen
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by smitty1110 5y ago
Gorsuch and Barret certainly won’t be friendly towards this law if it makes it to the Supreme Court. I think this is posturing at its finest, and a waste of the FL AG’s time.
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by smitty1110 5y ago
Disclaimer Edit: I’m not a lawyer, Supreme Court predictions and cases are just a hobby of mine. Well, there’s a lot of interesting things to unpack here. First amendment questions, the Commerce Clause, and the 10th amendment all come to mi
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by smitty1110 5y ago
Not that I know of, Venus is kinda crazy. 90 ATM pressure, -1 pH acid rain, about 700 K temperatures at night, it's pretty absurd. Unless you want to make a probe out of solid Tungsten, you're probably out of luck. And good luck g
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by smitty1110 5y ago
It’s complicated. Bitfinex is registered in Taipei, but iFinex is the parent company and is registered in the British Virgin Islands. Additionally, Tether Operations Limited is registered in London.
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by smitty1110 5y ago
The insanity started with the Pentium 4, specifically the HT versions. HT made the CPU slower, it was quite the anti-feature.
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by smitty1110 6y ago
I think the TSA will not be amused the first time someone takes one of these through a security checkpoint.
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by smitty1110 6y ago
Nope, the technique for that is an Atomic Force Microscopy[1]. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_force_microscopy
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by smitty1110 6y ago
The point is that preventative screenings and procedures are being underutilized because health insurance plans discourage their use. That we can measure the effect of these policies should galvanize government regulators to rethink their i
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by smitty1110 6y ago
Them main problem is that to get high bitrates over anything longer than 2m you probably need a glass fibre. And that increase the cost a lot, and makes the cables more fragile. Corning offers an optical USB3 cable where the optical convert
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by smitty1110 6y ago
Caveat Lector: I am not a lawyer. It’s less about the company being privately held and more about being a private sector company. There’s also a distinction in American common law between speech in the Public Square from speech in other lo
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by smitty1110 6y ago
Ah, but the feds are involved, and arrests for this seems like a great way to win points with the majorities in Congress. Budget season is coming up, gotta pad your accomplishments!
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by smitty1110 6y ago
It happened to me a couple of times this year. It was really annoying to go make coffee, and come back to an updating screen. Even better, one of these failed and spent another 30 minutes rolling back the update.
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by smitty1110 6y ago
Because they take a percent off the top as the payment processor. And even if you return an item, they're not going to return that fee. When the seller fulfills the order it's even better ,amazon has almost no cost for the entire
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by smitty1110 6y ago
And the AMD part had 4x the memory at 64gb. That has to help a lot with garbage collected benchmarks.

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