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ternus
3y ago
Tangential, but if you haven't had your house tested for radon, I strongly recommend it. Radon is a radioactive decay product of uranium in rock and soil, naturally accumulates in houses, and is the second leading cause of lung cancer
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ternus
4y ago
You might be surprised. The MIT Lecture Series Committee (a student club which now mostly screens movies) invited Gene "Time Cube" Ray to give a talk: https://web.mit.edu/iap/www/iap02/searchiap/
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ternus
4y ago
Oh, sure: https://nethackwiki.com/wiki/Save_scumming I wrote "nhsave" and "nhload" scripts when I was a kid and didn't know you weren't supposed to do this ("they didn't include
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ternus
4y ago
ADOM had a fancy re-release on Steam recently! It just showed up in my Steam queue. Check out Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup. Feels like a much more modern Nethack, with convenience features (`o` autoexplore, `tab` autofight, etc.) and less of a
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ternus
4y ago
Context, for non-Nethack players: Nethack is one of the original "roguelikes," back when that meant a text-console game based on `rogue`. It's an RPG where your character kills monsters, picks up loot, and descends into the d
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ternus
4y ago
Block-letter Roman-alphabet writing existed long before the printing press: consider e.g. ancient Roman monuments. Arguably, cursive was the anomaly: a form of writing optimized for a device capable of relatively continuous writing, in cont
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ternus
4y ago
Some BenQ projectors, including the just-released X3000i I recently picked up, consign the "smart" portion to an Android TV HDMI+USB stick that plugs in inside the body of the projector. I just never plugged mine in and the projec
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ternus
4y ago
And you can also reflash them with Tasmota/ESPHome for fully local control.
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ternus
4y ago
Slack is a strange example here, as it certainly seems to be thriving; do you think it's lost/dead?
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ternus
4y ago
The confusion here is between throttle-by-wire (which, as you point out, is now ubiquitous) and steer-by-wire, which Teslas still aren't. There was some hope that the newest yoke-equipped Model S would be, but my understanding is that
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The three kinds of work-life balances (2021)
(jonathancutrell.com)
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ternus
4y ago
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ternus
5y ago
Xoogler here. Yes. Rule of thumb on Google things: if there is a bug/decision that bothers you, there is a contingent within Google that is furious about it.
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ternus
5y ago
If you have an electric car, you can get PG&E's EV time of use rate. Schedule charging during off-peak hours (past midnight) and it's on the order of $0.13/kWh.
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ternus
5y ago
There is not. We looked into this for my Canadian now-wife. If you have no college degree, basically your only immigration options in that case are a work transfer visa, entirely up to the whim of your current employer, or the K1 fiancée to
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ternus
5y ago
I strongly recommend the Manta Sleep mask (no affiliation, just really like them). Adjustable non-contact eye cups, plus you can get different eye cup "mods" like cool (keep in freezer) or warm (microwave) cups that feel amazing.
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ternus
5y ago
Assuming you're running something like uBlock, turn on one or more "annoyance" filters in the settings. They block exactly what you're describing.
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ternus
11y ago
The Keyboardio is fully open source, from the schematics to the CAD files to the firmware. It says so several times on the kickstarter page. Heck, the code is available right now: https://github.com/obra/KeyboardioFirmw
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ternus
11y ago
I own Cherry Brown (Das), Blue (CM), and Clear (CODE) keyboards. I've used a Keyboardio Model 01 and it feels superior to all of them.
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Show HN: The NSA Product Generator
(ternus.github.io)
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ternus
13y ago
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The Power and Danger of Abstraction
(adversari.es)
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How to Secure Anything
(blogs.akamai.com)
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Slouching towards the Panopticon: where the NSA is going
(adversari.es)
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Howto: low-impact paranoid browsing
(adversari.es)
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