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Cracking a Medieval Code(blogs.bl.uk)
3 points by ultrablue 9y ago|0 comments
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by ultrablue 9y ago
curllib will tell you whether there's something there, presuming the network is available. In fact, a simple HEAD request will suffice for that. That would also prove that the domain is registered, presuming DNS is working.
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by ultrablue 9y ago
I suppose that in terms of modules interacting, dependencies, information flow, etc. there are analogs in car mechanics. Troubleshooting is always the same, regardless of the technology: Look at the symptoms. Observe the system to see what
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by ultrablue 9y ago
I would certainly grab as many versions of spiritual books as I could. For example, the Bible, Koran, Vedas, Pali Canon, etc.
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by ultrablue 9y ago
I am a machine.
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by ultrablue 9y ago
Ah, didn't know that, thanks!
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by ultrablue 9y ago
Is your goal to avoid all collisions? If so your current scheme won't prevent that. For example, Job 1 and Job 2 will both run at 0035, 0405, 2025, etc. (assuming that both jobs start at 0000).
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by ultrablue 9y ago
I've been dealing with just this issue. I, too, am an introvert and require time alone after socializing to 'recharge.' I had a fairly intense bout of depression recently, I realized that it was in part due to do loneliness.
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by ultrablue 9y ago
What about the number of projects, libraries, frameworks, etc, you contribute to? Being a committer on some projects requires mastery. Or bug hunts? Or projects that are looking for specific features. For example: https://duckduc
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by ultrablue 9y ago
Setting aside vixen99's completely cogent response for a moment, what about curiosity? Despite the plethora of planets we've discovered recently, I'm betting that sentient life is pretty rare. In human terms, you could ask &q
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by ultrablue 10y ago
I know you didn't supply it as an option, but I've found google domains to be really good. I moved off of GodAddy to them last year. Reasonably priced, easy to use and fast.
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by ultrablue 10y ago
Oops I didn't realize I posted this twice. Well, I thought the first attempt didn't make it. Sorry about that. Still learning. Always learning. Is there an end to learning?
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Codex Seraphinianus(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ultrablue 10y ago|1 comments
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Codex Seraphinianus(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ultrablue 10y ago|0 comments
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by ultrablue 10y ago
Lovely. Framing a first amendment issue as a public health issue and getting public funding for it. Priceless.
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by ultrablue 10y ago
Wow, all those rejections sound painful. I'm sorry. So a few things: First, feeling down, rejected, etc., sound pretty normal to me given what you've described. That's not to say that I think that you should simply ride it ou
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by ultrablue 10y ago
You might want to consider willhillaryclinton.win, as well.
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by ultrablue 10y ago
[Editing for formatting.] Ease of use. Amount of up-selling you'll have to deal with.
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by ultrablue 10y ago
I've been in a similar situation. I bailed immediately, but I had a fairly nice severance package to cushion the transition. If I hadn't had that, I would have started looking for a new position while I was in the old one. You&#x2
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by ultrablue 10y ago
Genius!
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by ultrablue 11y ago
I like mindmapping because it helps me to remember relationships between ideas. But I don't always use it. I use a red pen to mark things: A star for action items. More stars = more urgent. A ! for points of interest, important facts.