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by troyvit 9y ago
Same here. I get the feeling that whoever wrote the slate article hasn't been where we have. Filtration is worth it for my weak biome.
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by troyvit 9y ago
Pretty primitive but I write the notes on my refrigerator with a dry erase marker. Every morning when I make breakfast I read the notes, check off what I've done, prioritize what I haven't and add new to-dos. If I have to travel t
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by troyvit 9y ago
If we rethought whatever quota system is in place for arrests it would be a great help. Cops need to make lots of arrests, this is an easy arrest to make, and the cop is a step closer to the quota. It seems to create a system where people a
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by troyvit 9y ago
Yeah I read this article and it seems like this should be the future of KDEConnect. It has controls for multimedia but these shortcuts would be fun. Side note, I listen to music on my laptop a lot. All the sudden the music would stop, I&#x2
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by troyvit 9y ago
grep functionalclam.com /etc/hosts 0.0.0.0 functionalclam.com
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by troyvit 9y ago
People always equate being treated properly with a higher salary, but from what I've seen there's a lot more to a job than pay. I watched several people leave a department for "better" jobs (meaning: higher pay) only to
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by troyvit 9y ago
That's hilarious. They are making the health of your wife and daughter a profit center yet they act offended when you want to know the cost.
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by troyvit 9y ago
What do we clear out to make room for the tree farms and what is their long term effect on the environment? http://www.ibiblio.org/london/agriculture/general/1/msg00074... http://www.alternet.
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by troyvit 9y ago
I think you're right about the syncing protocols. I held onto thunderbird to work with my company's gmail server for six years and it was awful. Sure it was more configurable, but since I switched to the web client I no longer dea
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by troyvit 10y ago
Finally, a place evil overlords can go to dress all their hench-people.
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by troyvit 10y ago
This begs a question: how do ISPs collect this data? I thought it was intercepting and analyzing http requests as they come from the cable modem. Are you saying that rather it's at the browser level? If so how do they control that?
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by troyvit 10y ago
Check out Piwik ( https://piwik.org/ )! It'll do what you need but the data at least stays on your server.
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by troyvit 10y ago
Yeah it's irritating how our media is ignoring the propaganda machine and looking at "hacks" instead.
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by troyvit 10y ago
https://arstechnica.com/security/2016/12/the-public-evidence... There is some evidence, but no definitive evidence. '"[SecureWorks] researchers assess with moderate confidence that the group is oper
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by troyvit 10y ago
Similar here. When my coworkers have to detach from their 23" monitors they say they're no longer able to do anything but email and chat. I have a guy who won't WFH because work won't buy him a monitor for it.
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by troyvit 10y ago
I skimmed the beginning and end of 95 page report, but its recommendations were pretty good: 1) Exclusive use of hand-counted paper ballots in all future US elections. 2) Automatic voter registration, with same-day party affiliation switchi
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by troyvit 10y ago
Yeah both these things are true. A lot of comments in this thread are about how an expectation of fairness at the party level is too much to ask for, and that's fine, but fraud and voter suppression are a whole different level. If it&#
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by troyvit 10y ago
Actualy the world's longest and deepest rail tunnel is already open somewhere. It just won't hold that distinction once this other one opens in Switzerland.
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by troyvit 10y ago
Actually the world's longest and deepest rail tunnel is already open somewhere ... it just won't be once this new tunnel opens.
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by troyvit 11y ago
wget has another great flag, -k, which changes references to the css, js, and images to absolute URLs, resulting in a 1 page download that still looks like the original page. It's useful for making dummy pages for clients. I wish curl
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by troyvit 11y ago
I'm curious what long term ad click rates are going to be for publishers that use AMP. The user experience is very reader-centric. When you do a search and click on an AMP-enabled page (at the top of the search results) you can then sw
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by troyvit 16y ago
I worked with Mike at Sphere through its buyout and subsequent spin-off. He's the most skilled sysadmin I've met and is one of the few people in the world who is completely honest in everything he does. Even though he knocks it, Mike's perl