smoyer

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by smoyer 2y ago
Wish I could step down as an Atlassian user!
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by smoyer 2y ago
I love my ML but if this still has a frame and can tow 4000kg it will be very tempting!
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by smoyer 2y ago
I spent the afternoon editing a document in Atlassian Confluence ... It reminded me of the old MS-DOS days when I could occasionally out-type the computer (only slower.) I hope they use this to improve their own products!
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by smoyer 2y ago
Agreed ... You need WFW or a third party TCP/IP stack.
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by smoyer 2y ago
I did some work on TDR analysis when analyzing CATV fraud detection but it turns out that we generally know where on the fiber plant each CPE is and collecting the DOCS IS timing data from those devices is essentially free.
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by smoyer 3y ago
I actually like this behavior ... If you have a key, use it!
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by smoyer 3y ago
You definitely want to be that guy ;) (but I thought it was funny the first time)
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by smoyer 3y ago
Agreed ... At this point I'm hoping to meet one of my grandchildren but my kids don't seem to be in any hurry.
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by smoyer 3y ago
It's also the name of a well-known open-source log collection system that's part of the LGTM stack (predominantly led by GrafanaCloud Labs.)
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by smoyer 3y ago
Curiously, I was going to bring up that very same slashdot article (and the one describing how it has failed). Howdy old-timer!
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by smoyer 3y ago
I attended my great-great-grandmother's 100th birthday party when I was 8 or 9.
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by smoyer 3y ago
I double-dog-bankruptcy you to buy this company!
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by smoyer 3y ago
At least they're consistent with the "it's always DNS" meme.
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by smoyer 3y ago
It's not all it's cracked up to be - https://craphound.com/someone/Cory_Doctorow_-_Someone_Comes_...
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by smoyer 3y ago
The Kademlia DHT paper is a pretty straightforward description of a DHT - https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/~petar/papers/maymounkov-kademlia...
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by smoyer 3y ago
Their web site is horrible on Mobile too!
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by smoyer 3y ago
I have one running in a virtual machine but on hardware that would natively support a Hackitosh which I use only for testing Mac distributions. It's too old to use now but when I built it you could buy Mac OS at Best Buy.
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Top US cybersecurity agency hacked and forced to take some systems offline(cnn.com)
25 points by smoyer 3y ago|1 comments
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by smoyer 3y ago
A little seasoning and you've got some yummy bulgogi!
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by smoyer 3y ago
Agreed ... I have the SA jukebox and carbon sets that were once available on MassDrop.
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by smoyer 3y ago
Two pilots sitting on the back of a very large infant with its arms outstretched - "Let's get this baby off the ground"
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by smoyer 3y ago
You should also try driving one of the bigger zero-turn lawnmowers ... It's scary to go fast until you're used to the completely different mechanics of driving.
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by smoyer 3y ago
It's on Vercel ... I'm not even going to look!
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by smoyer 3y ago
I'm going to try that's but will need more information about Hans Rosling to get through the identity verification ...
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by smoyer 3y ago
I'm on call 12 hours a day and hoping things are very quiet next week. Best wishes to everyone else too!
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by smoyer 3y ago
My dad set pins manually when he wasa teenager. There was a pedal he stepped on and then he had to put pins on the spikes and hop back up on a shelf above the pins. There were people who didn't wait for the pinsetters to get out of th
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by smoyer 3y ago
Maybe it's used to be behind Twitter in stopping spam and shillbots but now ...
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by smoyer 3y ago
Broken front sway bar linkage, leaky caulk art the rear roof seams well-known), spots where the paint wasn't right, early death of DI coils (they should get more than 60k), rodents eating the wiring harness (twice) as Honda uses what t
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by smoyer 3y ago
I have a couple of '71 VWs and you can fix almost anything on the with toothpicks and Scotch tape. They just run because they're so simple ... You can actually count the wires in the harness and read the color codes! Thing thing
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by smoyer 3y ago
I have a 2006 Toyota Sienna that's approaching 300k miles and a 2001 Mercedes that's got about 220k miles. That's almost the top and bottom of the list and IMHO it's all about regular maintenance. I have a 2008 Honda F

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