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by tcmart14 2y ago
When your in a situation where it is possible, just remove the ring for the activity. Simple as that. I had those concerns with my wedding band when I deployed back when I was in the Navy. I also worked a job where is was possible, like doi
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Just commenting to express my interest also in the answer to this question.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Mostly it was for amusement, haha. I don't disagree with AM radio being a way. I do disagree with saying cars are required to have it though. Instead, we should focus more on advocating people to have a cheap battery operated/cran
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Why not we just have a system like the beacons of Gondor?
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Due to safety concerns and the ability to get the message out, every home, building, bridge, mountain top, or structure must maintain a a pile of logs on top and a flame at the ready in the event of a national emergency so that way word or
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by tcmart14 2y ago
This is the real problem. In a perfect world, everyone pays attention to alarms with the same attentiveness all the time. But it just isn't reality. Before going into building software, I was in the Navy and after that did work as a ch
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Yes it should. I am excited for it, the big of swift on Linux that I've done, I have enjoyed and look forward to it getting better and better.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
For the question, I think it depends on what you mean. I've been able to use SwiftPM on linux without a whole lot of issue. So SwiftPM itself doesn't seem to be the blocker here. At least I've not had issue in my experimentat
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Which I think that makes sense for them to want it to be viable all over the stack. It also directly benefits them also. I am assuming a lot of the motivation for embedded swift is being able to use it in their own stacks. I think even the
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Long time linux user here. I often hop between my work windows machine, home linux desktop, BSD laptop and macOS laptop. I can nitpick and find issues with all of these systems. I think there is a bit of a little saying that sometimes go ar
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I disagree. There is already a project for a Rust OS, and its been around for years and I don't even know if it'll actually function on real hardware or just in VMs.[1] Or even enough to matter. There is already a project, where a
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Nurses have something similar also. At the hospital my wife works at, they say full moons are always when the patients are the craziest. Lots of nurses also call out when its a full moon at the hospital she is at.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I do believe there have been instances where ham radio operators were able to deploy recently and get comms up in some areas faster than others would. These were disasters where they took down the towers, because it happens. And the local h
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I don't know if I per-se agree with defaulting to zero in all instances, but I agree with a somewhat general sentiment. Division by zero, it would be nice if it returned something we can count on. In my mind, I see it some pre-determin
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I never tried Apple TV on my Roku. It was mostly Netflix and Hulu that were choking hard on mine. But also like I said, it could be because it was older hardware and definitely an older chipset on it. I imagine the newer ones have better ch
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by tcmart14 2y ago
They do charge for extra benefits, if you need them. But you can deploy a server to production today on Debian and be fine. Unless your in the case where you need to pay for support (regulatory). Just because RH, Suse and Canonical charge,
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by tcmart14 2y ago
My personal anecdote. My Roku just started running like trash on everything. It is older, maybe 4+ years old. If I bought a newer one, maybe it would be better. Instead I just bought the Apple TV box and it runs well. Of course the Apple TV
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I don't know if I'd say it dilutes the value of the content per-se. But more that when you add it all up, to see everything, you have to spend quiet a bit in stream services. By the time you pay for Hulu, Disney, Netflix, Paramou
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Yea people do. Some of the more recent interviews with Jimmy Carter is a good example. Recent as in pre his wife passing away. I havn't seen any interviews of him since then, so I am not sure if he is declining. It is often that in a l
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by tcmart14 2y ago
While it probably should, I regret to inform you that SolarWinds is still alive and well.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Exactly my thinking. Asking these questions doesn't help us now. But after all the action is done, they should be asked. And really should be questions that always get asked from time to time, incident or no incident.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I don't think there is any regression. I think if anything, really overestimating how much people understood. Being a millennial and knowing a lot of other millennials and gen-xers, They can drag and drop, but they really don't un
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I think so. My only data point though is probably my grandpa. He is nearing 80 and as far as interfacing with consumer tech devices, he is just as proficient as me. The only thing I beat him on is, well, I am a software engineer, so I know
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by tcmart14 2y ago
It doesn't. It just a case of perceived socialism is when capitalist governments 'do bad things' (aka things I don't like).
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by tcmart14 2y ago
This is what the internet should be about. I love it when I go online and find something interesting and on the surfacing seeming ridiculous like this and being able to use the internet to deep dive.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
The problem isn't them. We just not too long ago have a court case that questioned whether the President is considered an "officer of the United States." The unfortunate part of law is, half of law is arguing about what &#x27
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Which seems reasonable on its face, but it faces another issue. Now, what defines an 'official' act as president. And how loose do we want to play with those terms. If we want to play slippery slope, which is what the court seems
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by tcmart14 2y ago
How is this data getting populated? I go to click into rust to see if I project I work on is there, and it isn't, even though its been on crates.io for years.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
With that first sentence, I thought this might be doing down the road of, "boy, there sure is a lot of 'democracy' that needs to be spread."
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I don't think it s a black or white on opioids. But more of a being honest in the marketing and recommended dosages. For instance, Morphine is an opioid that often gets used in end-of-life care, this is a 90 year old on hospice activel

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