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721.
by woleium 3y ago
This is the HN I love :)
722.
by woleium 3y ago
Usually it’s a group of people who do so to receive social credit from each other on a successful entry. Us humans are designed to do all sorts of unpleasant weird shit for social credit.
723.
by woleium 3y ago
More to the point, who owns them now and can we pull fibre through them?
724.
by woleium 3y ago
I’ve done one of these recently, and I ended up using an old raspberry pi 3b. It was less costly than any of the alternatives I could find.
725.
by woleium 3y ago
Well, there are a lot more of them than there used to be.
726.
by woleium 3y ago
Like this? https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002604130322.html
727.
by woleium 3y ago
Iirc samba preferentially uses Kerberos for auth, falling back to NTLM. I’m sure a lot of folks use NTLM though.
728.
by woleium 3y ago
Like influencers playing to the crowd of bots on twitter?
729.
by woleium 3y ago
Advermarketingpr
730.
by woleium 3y ago
And some kind of cert renewal tool I guess.
731.
by woleium 3y ago
That’s quite a contentious question, there aren’t that many good studies, and they are difficult to do well
732.
by woleium 3y ago
Read Roy Walford out of UCLA on the CRON diet
733.
by woleium 3y ago
Which countries have the best selection?
734.
by woleium 3y ago
It may be a surprise that not all posts are advermarketingpr, although it does feel like that some days.
735.
by woleium 3y ago
Aside from defined.net, what are the best frontend/management tools for nebula? Last I looked it was all manual config (which is fine for most of us, but limits adoption elsewhere)
736.
by woleium 3y ago
That’s exactly what I thought too, lol.
737.
by woleium 3y ago
I believe it varies significantly by demographic (older renters move less frequently)
738.
by woleium 3y ago
I don’t believe they grow back at all.
739.
by woleium 3y ago
HN, what is happening to you?? :’(
740.
by woleium 3y ago
This is great, assuming it still works after scaled up testing. My university used to do a lot of what they called “bucket chemistry” scaling up reactions for industrial scale. They had those labs on the top floor with double thickness conc
741.
by woleium 3y ago
Not just now, it was treatable then, he was just misdiagnosed
742.
by woleium 3y ago
The thing is, he always tries to walk it in.
743.
by woleium 3y ago
The 1% don’t have pj’s, more like the 0.01%
744.
by woleium 3y ago
There is also yodlee https://www.yodlee.com/open-banking
745.
by woleium 3y ago
the same comment, but with valid credentials attached may not though.
746.
by woleium 3y ago
Tictoc filters take less work https://www.tiktok.com/@kellystrackofficial/video/7204177583...
747.
by woleium 3y ago
seems unlikely, alcohols halflife is pretty short at 4-5 hours
748.
by woleium 3y ago
And to a lesser extent Apple has been trying
749.
by woleium 3y ago
solr* of that era was a pain to keep running. I'd guess that's what they used? * https://solr.apache.org/
750.
by woleium 3y ago
they have a filter at the sewage plant specifically the right size to take out the multivitamin pills if you take a vitamin pill, make sure it's bioavailable, ideally using EDTA, or some other polydentate ligand.

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