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woleium
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woleium
3y ago
Is that a good idea? (the karma sharing) Won’t it just encourage folks to repost popular content?
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woleium
3y ago
given how few starlink units are available and how ubiquitous wifi mesh network technology is this is likely a non issue. One starlink unit will likely be providing backhaul for a large portion of front line from a rear station.
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woleium
3y ago
I tend to just unplug the router when i arrive. If the host turns up looking worried, chances are there is a camera somewhere.
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woleium
3y ago
Was this the plan all along? 1B for all that due diligence information seems cheap, i imagine there are a couple of teams rushing to implement at Adobe right now.
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woleium
3y ago
i use marimo for this sort of stuff. Its a jupyter alike, but can be used to make simple internal apps https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo
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woleium
3y ago
this linked article has a bunch of info https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31812259
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woleium
3y ago
Brains, cooked contains 210 calories per 140 g serving. This serving contains 15 g of fat, 16 g of protein and 2.1 g of carbohydrate. The latter is 0 g sugar and 0 g of dietary fiber, the rest is complex carbohydrate. Brains, cooked contain
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woleium
3y ago
And dont fuss, just use any old kitchen oil. It’s just a simple lock!
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woleium
3y ago
most filters remove large and small particles. its the mid size that the good filters get.
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woleium
3y ago
as long as it’s not spine or brain matter it’s probably okay. During the mad cow outbreak (BSE, the bovine equivalent of CJD) in the UK, they banned “beef on the bone” but not all beef.
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woleium
3y ago
yes
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woleium
3y ago
Its an Americanism. “By accident” is more acceptable in the UK
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woleium
3y ago
many don’t even know that it’s possible, or what the delineation between os and application is.
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woleium
3y ago
We just keep them around for the vibe, like the plastic twigs in date packets.
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woleium
3y ago
or get your certificates using dns auth a week or so prior to exposing the service
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woleium
3y ago
Oh, absolutely. don’t start drinking for the health benefits! I meant that there seems to be a never ending “one glass of wine is good for you” vs “all alcohol is bad”, with the former probably from alcohol lobby funded research, i guess.
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woleium
3y ago
Oh, for a while i thought it had a screen.. I think its just a small external keyboard that makes it easier to type ipv6 addresses It would be good if the site explained what it is (for accessibility, if nothing else)
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woleium
3y ago
there is some evidence that very low doses of radiation are in fact positive, and there is also the (conflicting) alcohol evidence we keep hearing.
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woleium
3y ago
The body uses a lot of energy processing food, so once you are in keto and not processing then you should in theory have a burst of energy. This sort of makes sense from a hunter gatherer survival selection pressure too.
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woleium
3y ago
To start, but if the situation does not improve in two weeks or so, roving gangs spontaneously arise (or so i have been told by someone who drops into disaster areas to provide aid)
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woleium
3y ago
And yet there are many examples of exactly that.
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woleium
3y ago
Jeff: The tables render strangely in safari on iPhone, the final two columns are obscured by a black bar. Aside, thanks so much for this, it’s resources like this that make working with a pi so much easier than other boards.
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woleium
3y ago
I read many of these blue zones are places where folks have lost everything and lied about their age in order to get old age benefit earlier. This is certainly true of the Japan and Spain locations
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woleium
3y ago
She probably didn't know they were dead
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woleium
3y ago
sounds like we need an opinionated supported remix version? Seems like there are a few folks here who would get involved…
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woleium
3y ago
When you have no moat you need to dig yourself one.
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woleium
3y ago
Rats are like that though, they will eat each other over plentiful food sometimes as well.
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woleium
3y ago
i know plenty of folks who wish the opposite ;)
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woleium
3y ago
The ring of convulsing and dead is a bit disconcerting…
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woleium
3y ago
All a VC can tell you is that most VC funded startups fail. Im not saying that non VC funded startups don’t fail, just that there is a selection bias.
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