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by teilo 9y ago
I did this to all my social media accounts and all personally identifiable information on them. No pictures, no dates, locations, etc.. They now exist for messaging and group participation, and nothing else.
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by teilo 9y ago
It was rumors of this process that made me encourage everyone to use a 12-digit or greater passcodes.
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by teilo 9y ago
If you are the only one editing your documents, and if you have a workflow that which needs nothing more than what Markdown provides, this is well and good. But in the business world, particularly legal and finance, this is rarely the case.
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by teilo 9y ago
The fact that they posted this drivel to HN also demonstrates that they do not know their audience.
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by teilo 9y ago
Another +1 for Newsblur. I have been a paid user ever since Google Reader shut down. Its design goal was to fill just that gap, so for those who loved the workflow of Reader, Newsblur was the obvious choice. Of course, it has far exceeded R
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by teilo 9y ago
I know Samsung tried to use 2001 as proof of art for the Apple infringement lawsuit re: the iPad. But didn't they also cite the pads in ST:TNG as well?
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by teilo 9y ago
You don't seem to have a very good grasp of this subject and don't appear to have read the article very carefully. The only viable alternative to PCM is DSD, which failed to gain any traction for good reasons. So for all practical
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by teilo 9y ago
The thing that keeps me in 1Password is its Team Vault support. Nothing works quite so well for maintaining a shared password vault. If I didn't need that, I'd drop 1Password for KeePass in a heartbeat.
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by teilo 9y ago
No, that is not "all I've pointed out." I specifically addressed the change in production. My point is that I doubt renewable will scale sufficiently, and that tradition modes of production will likely see an expansion. That
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by teilo 9y ago
No. This would be included in the app itself, and would no more interfere with Metal than one Metal app would interfere with another.
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by teilo 9y ago
It will be interesting to watch this in light of the increase in electric transportation. If we were 100% electric, our energy grid in its current state would not be able to handle the load. If electric transportation sees exponential growt
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by teilo 9y ago
They have a lot of options. http://www.softstarshoes.com/primal-runamoc-1.html This is what I wear: http://www.softstarshoes.com/dash-runamoc-1.html
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by teilo 9y ago
Yep, that's what I buy. Best price you can find for something like this. The only real alternative I have found (for same or similar quality) is using a cobbler, for about twice the price.
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by teilo 9y ago
I solved most of my back problems by switching to entirely flat shoes. No arch support at all. No heel drop. No sculpted foot bed. Thin soles. They are basically leather moccasins with a 3mm vibram sole. While making the adjustment, my calv
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by teilo 9y ago
My optometrist told me about this 30 years ago. He called it learning to "interpret the blur." He also encouraging people to use glasses as little as possible so that the eye muscles don't get lazy. It may not eliminate myopi
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by teilo 9y ago
No. Just no. I have been there to clean up the mess that results from this methodology. A certain recipe for disaster in any development project is having no one who thoroughly understands the business and no one who can make a decision as
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by teilo 9y ago
QBasic and QuickBasic are related, but not the same. QuickBasic was compiled to an EXE. QBasic was only interpreted. I never used QBasic, but I used QuickBasic extensively and remember when v.4.5 came out. I still have my QuickBasic manual,
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by teilo 9y ago
So physiognomy is a real thing now? Are writers at the Economist worse statisticians?
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by teilo 9y ago
Sorry, but this article is not even as convincing as Bob Lazar himself. I love that guy. One of the biggest and most genuine-sounding charlatans in the UFO community, but a hell of a lot of fun to listen to.
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by teilo 9y ago
This has nothing to do with vulnerabilities in CSS or Javascript. It has to do with ill-conceived authentication implementations, written in Javascript, that save passwords in the DOM using attributes that are then accessible via CSS. That
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by teilo 9y ago
True enough. But the colormath library, at least, supports a few colorspaces: Adobe98, sRGB, Lab at D65 or D50. But anything beyond that and it's useless. Cannot even set the observer angle or the rendering intent.
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by teilo 9y ago
The present use case goes something like this: We are a super color critical shop, with modern digital large format printers of just about every type you can imagine: UV to board or roll. Latex. Fabric dye sub. Aqueous inkjet to photographi
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by teilo 9y ago
Glad to see this. Python needs better color tools. There is the colormath module, but it is missing a lot of essential functionality, especially for anyone trying to use it for printing. It's useless for CMYK work. Nothing out there ca
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by teilo 9y ago
Christopher Columbus was trying to prove the world was round. Martin Luther wrote Away in a Manger. Constantine invented the doctrine of the Trinity. Mithras was born of a virgin. Paul Revere single-handedly warned the colonies that the Bri
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by teilo 9y ago
Yawn.
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by teilo 9y ago
What a bunch of BS. This is pretty much lauding a return to the days of the cave man, where the only way to communicate information is to draw pictures or pass on an oral history. No, no, and hell no.
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by teilo 9y ago
So, what do mean-only eaters do about constipation? Because I've gone meat/fat only for periods of time, and if I didn't simultaneously supplement with fiber (usually hemp and chia), the results were not pretty.
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by teilo 9y ago
"Why poor process control and lack of training is a bigger productivity drain than Candy Crush Saga."
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by teilo 9y ago
We started using it when the API was already available, and tied in error alerts from our integration server on day one. We've added a lot more since then, among them jenkins, monitoring thresholds on our AWS instances, etc.
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by teilo 9y ago
> I've been using slack for my jobs for years, and it wastes more time than saves. No real work gets done in a chat room, which is what slack is. Speak for yourself. Our DevOps uses it extensively, and gets plenty of work done. It&#

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