teilo

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   by teilo 6y ago

   I was surprised to see that we got native Ruby 2.6 and Python 3.8 in the box. I thought Apple had deprecated scripting languages.
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   by teilo 6y ago

   No, not even close. There is more that doesn't work than works. Of what I use, all I got was python3 and git. But no python3.8, no ffmpeg, no erlang, no gnutls, and on and on. https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/
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   by teilo 6y ago

   Or just use iTerm, which is Intel-only so far.
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   by teilo 6y ago

   I've been using it half the day. Just one crash so far.
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   by teilo 6y ago

   If this can eliminate paper coffee cups with leaking seams, I'm all for it.
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   by teilo 6y ago

   Well, sure. But most multi-vitamins are crap anyway. They just don't contain enough active ingredients to make any difference, particularly minerals. The forms they contain are usually whatever is cheap, and is poorly absorbed. How do
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   by teilo 6y ago

   Your blaming Python because you used a poor IDE and failed to use type annotations?
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   by teilo 6y ago

   I'm using the term generically, and you have no idea what you are talking about. Access was a DB revolution on the desktop. And that was both good and bad, as anyone who has had to migrate complex legacy Access apps to MSSQL will tell
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   by teilo 6y ago

   I realize this sort of tool targets a completely different audience, but what we desperately need is not more no-code builders, but a robust, DB-backed builder with an object-based workflow, and with code-behind for custom workflow logic. L
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Dupe. 3.9 came out on 10/5 Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24691565
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Love this. Instant install.
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    by teilo 6y ago

    It is almost always ignored, and it is critical to proper Vitamin D utilization.
13. 223.▲
    by teilo 6y ago

    Of course I meant to say " not one of them."
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Not possible. Tetrachromates have to have two X chromosomes, which means that almost all tetrachromates are women. In rare cases, a man can have two X chromosomes, but I'm definitely one of them.
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Yes. I still see the colors of stars, but it's like a pale color. They are mostly white, but some tend toward red, others yellow, others blue. There's definitely a difference. When I see Mars, it is definitely more red, especially
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    by teilo 6y ago

    I gave up obscuring years ago, and just use fail2ban.
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Indeed, you don't see. As the article makes plain: It's an entire hardware stack specifically designed for virtualization from the ground up, and a corresponding software stack to utilize and manage it. There is no traditional HA
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    by teilo 6y ago

    I'm all for the concept, but so far, everything I've seen has been nothing but concept.
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    by teilo 6y ago

    The same US and state governments that used to regularly practice controlled burns in the Pacific Northwest, later banned those controlled burns, to devastating consequences. It's only been the last few years that we've seen a rev
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    by teilo 6y ago

    In animal models, with hamsters.
21. 231.▲
    by teilo 6y ago

    I have a Yamaha receiver also. Occasionally I need to power-cycle the receiver or the TV to get ARC to work again, but other than that, I've had no problems with it. I run everything through the Yamaha.
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    by teilo 6y ago

    I use the native apps in my Samsung Q70 TV. They are really good, and I rarely find a need to use my 4K Apple TV anymore. Even the Samsung Apple TV apps, and the AirPlay 2 support is excellent. As it is, Apple has screwed up HDR on the 4K s
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Thank you. The word Cyberpunk may have come first, but there is no question that Gibson defined what it means.
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    by teilo 6y ago

    > Here's my proof >It boils down to these three key points: >1.) The modification times on the files point to the use of a FAT file system, which is used almost exclusively by storage devices (such as flash drives). >2.) An
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Low. But that usually means that you are not properly balancing your potassium and sodium intake.
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Potassium chloride is toxic in higher doses, and not tolerated well by the body. If you are using Lite Salt as salt, you probably aren't taking enough to matter. The various studies for potassium toxicity are done using potassium chlor
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Only if you take K2-MK7. The regular form of K2 will not help much. And you need to take 100mcg of MK7 per 10,000 IU of D. It also helps to build up your potassium levels using potassium citrate or bicarbonate (NEVER potassium chloride) ove
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    by teilo 6y ago

    Title implied something more Hyperionesque. Like the River Tethys.
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    by teilo 6y ago

    I only run Linux on the server, no GUI. I use Debian everywhere, except in those (thankfully) few cases when I am administering commercial software, in which case I use CentOS.
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    by teilo 6y ago

    The information online about M4A vs M4B is wrong. There is no difference other than the file extension. The Wikipedia article links to a lifewire.com article about the bookmark claim. This container format can store XMP metadata, and you ca