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by tinix 3y ago
the author is French. these are just Latin derived words.
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by tinix 3y ago
At least one whole book doesn't mean no reading otherwise, everyone could read part of a book and the statement isn't untrue.
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by tinix 3y ago
so you could insulate the coffee so it doesn't drop in temperature, induction heating a vacuum flask maybe?
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by tinix 3y ago
touching the 4 kings sequentially triggers it
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by tinix 4y ago
cancel culture is stupid, there is one earth, why hurt humans?
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by tinix 4y ago
They aren't responsive to Americans. I used a reshipper and they wouldn't forward loose batteries, FP was unresponsive and we had to throw away batteries because they couldn't be returned or forwarded. Shame.... Otherwise FP
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by tinix 4y ago
It's not.
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by tinix 5y ago
That's a fascinating perspective... This mentality is why modern software seems slower... Because it is. So many technological advances, computers are exponentially faster in so many ways, yet we regress in performance. It's a sha
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by tinix 6y ago
Even with an alarm... our car was stolen from our (detached) garage. If anything, the garage gave them ample cover to work in privacy, actually. Still not sure exactly how they did it... Our vehicle has physical keys, no wireless fobs or ke
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by tinix 6y ago
This is a dirty tactic, but I've seen it used... a lot. It has slimy tax advantages too, for the company. If you're getting profit sharing, you should be able to see the books, and have controlling shares, too... IMO.
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by tinix 6y ago
Location: Currently: Birmingham, Alabama Later this year: Washington, DC Remote: much preferred, some quarterly travel is okay after covid Willing to relocate: no Knowledge: Architecture, Cloud Computing, Communication Protocols, Data Arch
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by tinix 6y ago
> I would say that the amount of people who tested positive is roughly the same as the amount of people who are contagious yet don’t know. Based on what? Do you have anything to demonstrate that assumption and back it up with facts?
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by tinix 6y ago
cool idea, but awful UI...
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by tinix 6y ago
Consider the distance, and speed of light, and the speed of electricity (1/100th of that). I don't think it's truly feasible to keep that much physical space in sync. Hmm...
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by tinix 6y ago
It was mostly about states' rights, and trying to keep the economies propped up, which were supported by cotton and textiles... which were supported by slavery. As soon as Lincoln was elected, without being on any ballots in the south,
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by tinix 6y ago
Without widespread antibody testing, we'll never know.
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by tinix 6y ago
hate it.
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by tinix 6y ago
these cameras cost thousands of dollars. > The VB-H43's powerful DIGIC Net II Processor allows simultaneous streaming of M-JPEG and H.264 codecs in multiple resolutions (1080p, 720p and 4:3 category video sizes) to meet various end-
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by tinix 6y ago
https://docs.python.org/3/library/tempfile.html >>> tempfile.mkstemp(suffix='.pdf') (4, '/tmp/tmp0g7l3uq7.pdf') one could take it a step further... >>>
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by tinix 7y ago
Denver here, I got a few 500 errors earlier this morning on search.
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by tinix 7y ago
Comparing death rates per disaster, per capita, between now and 100 years ago, is wholly nonsensical. Biomedical technology is immensely more effective now, than 100 years ago. It is not a 1:1 comparison. What that curve looks like, I don&#
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by tinix 7y ago
Whatever man, someone stole my car from my garage a few weeks ago. It was recovered a block away, parallel parked in front of someone's garage. They trashed the inside, and didn't steal anything of value. Tell me, how were they de
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by tinix 7y ago
Indeed. I posted it too soon! haha
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by tinix 7y ago
Can we merge these? I posted this 10 hours earlier here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21709693
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CVE-2019-14899 - Inferring and hijacking VPN-tunneled TCP connections(seclists.org)
42 points by tinix 7y ago|4 comments
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Intel Transactional Synchronization Extensions (Intel TSX) Asynchronous Abort(software.intel.com)
1 points by tinix 7y ago|0 comments
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by tinix 7y ago
Those people suck, frankly. I own very expensive lenses, and equipment. I speak from experience. I was a professional photographer many years ago, though it's only a hobby these days. I filmed the crescendo of the 2017 solar eclipse an
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by tinix 7y ago
you need a high shade, at least 14. just get a stack of neutral density filters, and some IR/UV block filters, and use a camera... you'll need magnification anyway.
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by tinix 7y ago
Pretty much, that's how I read it too. This has nothing to do with glyphosate being on the hydroponic crops. It says it right there in the article: > This is all because the USDA does not consider spraying toxic herbicides like glyp
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by tinix 7y ago
The purpose is that, and that at which it fails. Why do you think CT logs exists? Exactly for this reason...

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