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>If you worry about backblaze, the solution isn't to have yet another backup, it's to test your backup recovery process regularly The solution is to do both, or all three (or n), where #3 is another backup process. And to test
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Also, Nendran has an indescribable but distinct flavor which is different from a regular dessert banana.
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Nendran can be eaten either raw (i.e. ripe, but uncooked) or boiled, often with a little jaggery and spices like cardamom. People who don't like raw ripe Nendran may find the cooked variant tastes good, although it is not like the exp
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Wow. I was going to mention the Nendran (Kerala), a somewhat unique banana variety in both appearance and taste, but did not know all those ones you mentioned. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Changalikodan
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Finnix and other light distros: https://jugad2.blogspot.com/search/label/Finnix?m=0
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Haven't used them for a while, but IIRC, the combination of lsof (which Sloth is based on) and fuser (including with the -k option) can be useful. In fact I first found lsof when working on HP-UX servers. IIRC, it was written by an Ind
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>If they're not, then there's a deeper issue in the production process that desperately needs fixing. Five Whys. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_whys#:~:text=Five%20why... .
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>systematic systemic?
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>I'm sure there's a term for all of the de-personalization, but I don't know what it is. Let's see ... marginalisation? disenfranchisement? alienation? Just throwing some words out there to see what will stick ... l
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Seen on a related business networking site [1] a while ago: CFO to CEO: What if we train our employees, and they leave? CEO to CFO: What if we don't, and they stay? [1] LinkedIn.
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The story evoked a memory of the movie Dersu Uzala by Akira Kurosawa. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dersu_Uzala_(1975_film) I had read about the film several years ago. Not seen it. The part that stayed with me the
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Got it, thanks.
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What is blog spam in this context? Content farms?
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Good deep meta-link for Advaita (posted by me a few days ago in another thread), the Prasthana Trayi: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34202984
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4y ago
Good one, thanks for sharing, and rings true, except for the last clause of the quote: >but never to your true self - your mind. Advaita (Vedanta) would beg to differ, and say that your true self is the witness (sakshi) of both the body
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I had checked out plotly some years ago: plot.ly now has an API: https://jugad2.blogspot.com/2013/07/plotly-now-has-api.html
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Epictetus is great. I like this saying which I think is attributed to him (words are from memory, actual may be different): "Practice yourself in little things, for heaven's sake, and thence proceed to greater."
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>They'd often share programs and circuits in the magazine that others could recreate at home. Yes. (Steve) Ciarcia's Circuit Cellar, for instance, was very popular. I used to read that column sometimes, even though I had no har
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DDJ was more software- and programming-oriented than BYTE, and some of the articles in it were very interesting too. It remained alive for longer than BYTE, IIRC.
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I read (IIRC in Andy Grove's autobiography, Only The Paranoid Survive), that this dumping was what made Intel switch from making memory to processors. The rest is history.
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Possibly like IBM to HAL, with a subliminal cipher in between. Both pairs being TLAs ;)
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Wow, that's an interesting take on it, as well as a novel way of putting it.
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Good to know, can be useful.
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bc is built on dc and uses infix notation. bc -l supports arbitrary-precision arithmetic, IIRC.
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Downvoter prolly doesn't know Forth, and fifth, has no sense of humor :)
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Did you mean: THIS TRUTH ANY TO?
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CHECK FACTH FIRTH YOUR
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>It's often suggested that one needs to work hard to crack a hairy problem. Nonsense. You've got a subconscious system always processing some idea, integrating external unrelated stimuli while you're doing something else:
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Which linked article?
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>Being dead doesn't censor anything. After all, I'm here reading and replying 10 hours later. It just makes it invisible to people without "Show dead" enabled. IMO, effectively, it does censor it; not de jure, but de
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