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by souterrain 7y ago
Microsoft’s Office365 will make a similar change in October 2020. https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/office/blogs/end-of-su...
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by souterrain 7y ago
It might be a consumer perception issue, either relating to the inexpensive (relatively) price or the Microsoft brand that keeps users away from the Natural versus other more complex designs.
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by souterrain 7y ago
The build looks reasonably straightforward. I suspect I wouldn't be able to use low-profile switches with this, but I'll fully admit I'm not well versed in keyboard assembly. Thanks for this. I'm getting closer to what I
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by souterrain 7y ago
Alas, it is presently unobtainium. I guess I need to consider building my own split keyboard using Cherry ML switches.
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by souterrain 7y ago
I was looking for something close to this design, particularly with low profile switches. Thanks.
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by souterrain 7y ago
I find custom keyboards to be beautiful, but I have a very hard time using a proper mechanical keyboard. I am not a proper touch-typist, and lack the patience or free time to re-learn. I tried with an Ergodox for some time, but it became so
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by souterrain 7y ago
Perhaps one day bureaucracies will accept proposals via JSON (or other open data format... XML anyone?) rather than Word or PDF. One could argue that these formats are more accessible than their equivalent pseudo-paper formats. It would eli
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by souterrain 7y ago
Forget for a moment that a bureaucracy is involved. If your company was bidding on a request for proposal (RFP) for a potential client, wouldn't you want to follow the customer's requirements? Often RFP teams use failure to follow
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by souterrain 7y ago
Keybase seems to be enjoying an identity crisis. On one hand, it’s a tool that makes a lot of sense for team collaboration, particularly with its low-effort encrypted git implementation. I even know a couple teams doing software development
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by souterrain 7y ago
The free market itself is the ultimate hackable test, no? Our society has examples where superb work goes unrewarded financially. Does pg argue that they simply should ignore this test grade?
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by souterrain 7y ago
I made this mistake last year, choosing a start date of the 1st. Normally, this would not have been an issue, but it took my employer several weeks to have their benefit management company activate my benefits. Fortunately, my act of loudly
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by souterrain 7y ago
You may optionally purchase coverage under COBRA, typically at the full price, which your employer is required to sell you (assuming the employer meets certain criteria).
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by souterrain 7y ago
> Note that some countries have an underdeveloped ISP market, with large fractions of the population having no choice of broadband service provider. Regulation is then of the utmost importance to keep everyone honest, but in some of thes
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by souterrain 7y ago
> Because: It isn't really about Git anymore. GitHub used to be a Git repository hosting company. But now, they are about providing other software development and management infrastructure that augments the version control. They mig
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by souterrain 7y ago
> The Internet Society does great work protecting the Internet and bringing it to the people who need it most — work that is way more impactful than leasing domain names. This transaction secures that work's future and independence.
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by souterrain 7y ago
Of course, this is just a “point-to-point Ethernet” not an allocation. That said, I think the original intent was that such “point-to-point Ethernets” should have been issued /64, but seems /126 is common practice.
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by souterrain 7y ago
I’m in the ARIN region. Two things: 1. My home has Verizon fiber. No native IPv6. I have a tunnel for this, but such solutions aren’t going to work for the masses. The other in-region residential provider, Comcast, has great native IPv6 ser
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by souterrain 7y ago
In the “sunbelt dominates” graphic, the Maryland and Virginia portions of the Delmarva peninsula are highlighted, along with Western Maryland, but the remainder of Maryland is not. What’s up here?
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by souterrain 7y ago
I recommend caution when asking the agents at Shannon if the Republic of Ireland still has sovereignty from the United States of America. In my experience, it hits a nerve.
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by souterrain 7y ago
I believe the SFE (using the 1.0L, in-line 3 “EcoBoost” engine) was only available with a 5 speed stick. I suspect the performance with an auto transmission would be unbearable.
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by souterrain 7y ago
The clickbait headline might more accurately read “Toxic pesticides and chemicals are poisoning wildlife and water in America’s public forests.”
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by souterrain 7y ago
I’m quite pleased with my 2017 Ford Fiesta SFE with its German engine and French gearbox and Mexican assembly. Unfortunately, Ford is eliminating the Fiesta in the US.
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by souterrain 7y ago
> Most donated phones have an iCloud lock with no way to contact the previous owner to request an unlock If someone donates a phone, isn’t clearing the phone and releasing the “iCloud lock” typical practice? Otherwise the phone has negat
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by souterrain 7y ago
The Register of Copyrights is currently appointed by the Librarian of Congress. Should H.R.1695 become law, the Register of Copyrights would no longer be appointed by the Librarian of Congress, who is the head of Library of Congress. This d
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by souterrain 7y ago
Did the officer ask you, or instruct you to sign the document? Such a situation lends itself to feel coercive, as the officer has already detained you for a search.
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by souterrain 7y ago
> My latest trick is taking long hikes. I used to think running was a better form of exercise than hiking because it took less time. Now the slowness of hiking seems an advantage, because the longer I spend on the trail, the longer I hav
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by souterrain 7y ago
I agree. Officials should instead use their limited resources to down such drones forcefully and violently. Bans clearly aren’t doing the job.
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by souterrain 7y ago
Netflix has known netblocks[1] though, so you may bypass VPN for those or similar content networks. [1] https://bgp.he.net/AS2906#_prefixes
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by souterrain 7y ago
Sounds like a value-add for a CA. “We’ve seen your private key in public, we’re revoking your certificate for you. You’re most welcome.”
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