tlavoie

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by tlavoie 3y ago
I'm not usually a fan of the texture straight off the meat, but frying it up does sound good! And after all, this has been smoked already, so there's a ton of flavor.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
I just smoked a batch of salmon, skin-on. When we eat some, some very happy dogs get the skin. I would be curious if there was a good prep for human consumption though.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Having HTTPS as the only option for a site is an excellent default, both for protecting the confidentiality and integrity content, as well as validating the identity of the site for the client. Maybe a good way to put it is that the vast ma
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Probably the Changelog podcast episode mentioned by another poster. Not only did it cover the story of the software, but also the various things that make it cool. (e.g. lightweight, can still copy/paste text from it, scalable with fon
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Also easier to compromise the access point, since the wardriving got you onto the WLAN side. Oh, and default IP for the thing too, for bonus ease.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Well, that gives you more opportunities to have to update plug-ins and dodge vulnerabilities. Maybe a ton of people are a good fit for core WP these days, but I can't imagine the overhead of knowing what to update beyond the auto-updat
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Still delighted with my '09 Civic Si. Has "enough" tech for me, nothing that gets too irritating, and is a blast to drive. It'll be a dark day when it goes...
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by tlavoie 3y ago
I think my Logitech trackball goes for months between charges.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Also, the social sites try not to link off-site content, or show it much less.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Same, and I was hoping to be highly amused by someone's Arduino somehow unlocking heavily computational LLM secrets via tiny tiny dribbles of radio traffic.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Absolutely, this. Being that human companion that's there with them to the end is terrible, and I wouldn't do without it. I've done it a few times now over the years, and see it as part of the price I pay for all they give me
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Good points, thanks for that. I'm more the old-school, server-side web guy from CGI and servlet days, who happens to like Haskell and related languages now. To that end, I haven't really been doing anything front-end at all, but w
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Would Elm be better there? It's compiling to JS, but not trying to interact with most JS except through specific interfaces.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
My ravens are still wary of me, but they always have been. Somewhat less so in the last while, since I've been putting peanuts out for them; they'll still move away when I get close, but not far, and not until I've gotten fai
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by tlavoie 3y ago
I think that your statement is more of a stretch, than the idea that quite intelligent, social creatures aren't using a language that we simply don't understand. I'd love to know what the local ravens are saying to each other
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Thanks, that's what I thought. Good thing too, have a couple ThinkPads of differing vintages around, both Linux.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Is there anything remaining when you nuke the Windows install to put Linux on them?
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Oh, I know. I have self-hosted my main email for something like a couple decades now. I was getting sick of the ISP-provided one changing, either because I switched, or one acquired another and retired the old domain. I haven't set it
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by tlavoie 3y ago
As an alternative to moving providers entirely, Gmail still works without using the browser interface. My iPhone and desktop email clients both handle multiple providers, where Gmail is just one of a few. In other words, you can change clie
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Ages ago, I tried out Puppy Linux, that ran from a burned CD. If I made updates, it wrote another filesystem extent to the disc, and I think the loading process just used those to over-write files as needed until the boot completed. I was t
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by tlavoie 3y ago
As a certified dad, I have to agree.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
"Oh, Dad..." Seriously, my late father _loved_ that joke, as do I.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Here in Canada, it's companies like Praxair or Air Liquide. Major centres will typically have one, maybe a 10 pound minimum for dry ice.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Cool, thanks! I do use fail2ban on my VPSs fairly liberally, so filling any one log with too much noise will trigger an hours-long ban for the IP. What I liked about the application-level interference is that you can do something more subtl
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Like a Slow Loris attack, but from the server side? I like it! I've been using a mostly-Apache setup for ages, but thinking about how it might be fun to implement something lightweight for my VPS, that includes a variety of ways to mes
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Mine (Aeropex model) work great with my iPhone. Between listening to podcasts while walking the dogs, and music while biking or running, they've been great. I do love being able to hear what's around me for safety reasons, so ther
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by tlavoie 3y ago
There are bunches of web frameworks and various support libraries for both Haskell and for Common Lisp. They'll range from simple use cases to more complete and/or opinionated in style, depending what your needs are. For Haskell e
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Ah, OK. I would just hit ctrl-e and move on, but that's just me.
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by tlavoie 3y ago
OK, here goes. I'm on Linux; location of the settings menu may differ, depending on what you use. - Go to Tools menu, select "Add-Ons and Themes". You can also go to about:addons in the URL bar. - On that page, I have on the
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by tlavoie 3y ago
Just go to settings for the extension, and tick the box to allow it?

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