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verisimilitude
7y ago
Bugs me too. Your best bet is launchd which solves the problem, but it is a bit of pain to write job definition property lists. More here: https://www.launchd.info
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verisimilitude
7y ago
I'm a dentist who regularly treats OSA with dental appliances; they work by posturing the mandible forward with a maxillary and mandibular (two-arch) device as a way to increase the cross sectional area of the posterior airway, reducin
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verisimilitude
7y ago
Philosophers ask a similar question to yours: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus
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verisimilitude
7y ago
Does it block the pre-roll and inline video YouTube ads?
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7y ago
I like RockAuto. But since I had a bad run-in with a supposedly-quality oil pan for an Aisin transmission, I've increasingly been using OEM. Like, from the local dealers. But, there's always things like brake calipers from TRW whi
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8y ago
I read about the loudness wars, got super upset about the injustice of lost dynamic range, posted something about it on my dorm room door... 15 years ago. NOTHING has changed. The article notes that Spotify, but originally it was terrestria
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8y ago
Possibly helpful to some macOS folks: I converted all of my cronjobs to launchd agents/daemons and the increased dependability has been helpful, since I use a laptop which sleeps a lot. What I mean: "Unlike cron which skips job in
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8y ago
As I understand it, software playing a ripped DVD doesn't "know" when a data source is a ripped DVD and does not expect any corruption -- it will not seek over or ignore issues like a DVD player connected to a TV will. I'
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verisimilitude
8y ago
I just got next year's fees: premiums are $911.86 per month for family of three. More than the principal and interest on my house...
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verisimilitude
8y ago
That is correct. To corroborate: my health insurance contract states I must pay $13,600 towards my medical expenses (this is AFTER premiums) per year, before they will begin paying on my behalf.
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verisimilitude
8y ago
I believe aluminum is nicknamed "solid electricity" due to the ore purification process or somesuch; which dovetails well with the strategy you outline here!
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verisimilitude
8y ago
I am very happy to report that the classic top bar easter egg[1] was reproduced in webamp. [1]: http://forums.shoutcast.com/showthread.php?t=72571
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8y ago
That got me, too. It's from the Ars piece on today's news: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/07/apples-new-2018-macb...
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8y ago
Also, I think Gawande _wrote_ "The Checklist Manifesto"!
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8y ago
That's super-interesting to me because I came out of undergrad with $0 in debt... and I came out of dental school with $280,000 in debt.
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9y ago
His comments about the keyboard in the current MacBook Pros are particularly apt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KuVvb9DTaU So, even a person holding 1 (2, 3!) genuine Apple keyboard(s) in their hands likely still couldn&
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9y ago
I'm using Cloud Sync to backup a Synology to B2. Have you considered btrfs snapshots? I use them because I'm backing up a lot of sparsebundles and I had the same thought as you: if they get corrupted and then automatically back up
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9y ago
Oh oh I have something to help you! I used to struggle with them sticking out, too -- but since I watched this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3S6dthcSVIM I can pop them in and you can't even see them when you&#
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9y ago
The sentences following that statement in the hdiutil manual are also helpful: "The image filesystem currently only behaves this way as a result of a direct attach action and will not behave this way if, for example, the filesystem is
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9y ago
You've set the stage for how strikingly bad this current situation is: the keyboards in all new Macbook & Macbook Pros do not work as keyboards (the keys fail when they should not). The way to fix this is to make the laptops thicke
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9y ago
For me they broke automount (/etc/auto_master). It just... randomly takes root ownership of my smb shares. So I can't get to them. Then it randomly gives me ownership back. Crazy-making. Writing a Cocoa app right now to watch
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9y ago
My thoughts are similar to yours, but not due to innovation but rather a functioning, humane welfare state. My wife and I have been eyeing up Sweden or Denmark for years. If family wasn't here, we'd have left already.
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9y ago
This is a tough one -- inferior alveolar nerve damage is the most common long-term complication in third molar extraction -- I advise about 1% of my patients against extraction based on the proximity of their lower molar roots to this nerve
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9y ago
I agree completely. The long-takes, especially. Amazon Prime Video has a good collection of Mr. Roger's Neighborhood episodes. I'll find myself drawn in to the show in a way I'm not at all by any other kid's shows. Incid
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9y ago
I rode a set of Nokian studded tires for three winters, no wear on the studs. I learned: (1) studs are tungsten carbide, which has a Mohs hardness of about 9 (similar to sapphire) (2) most important thing: giant, wide tires will float on th
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Software patent stops sale of indie macOS window manager
(manytricks.com)
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10y ago
I used and loved iPhoto and then I had a great (first impression) of Photos until I tried to do the thing you describe: DRAG AND DROP. Apple forums provided an answer (I would call it a work-around) with their usual condescending tone: hold
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10y ago
Yes, but, essentially.
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10y ago
If that theory is true, it makes me doubly heartsick to witness the deforestation. Thought-provoking, thank you.
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Why the New MacBook Pro Will Cost You Twice as Much
(tumbledry.org)
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10y ago
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