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901.
by woleium 4y ago
BC has a promise to order you anything you want. They got me some pretty obscure single malt whisky, as easy as asking and waiting 6 weeks
902.
by woleium 4y ago
archive.is or one of the "web archives" plugins that use it
903.
by woleium 4y ago
I guess if the plane is going anyway..
904.
by woleium 4y ago
Buut, someone must want my copy of 'powercalc for dummies' from 1991?
905.
by woleium 4y ago
Karabiner elements*
906.
by woleium 4y ago
Surely we can find ine thats using FOSS illegaly and do what we did to the netgear wrt-54g on it?
907.
by woleium 4y ago
...or pay to play. if every tweet cost $1 im sure they would be more thoughtful.
908.
by woleium 4y ago
If the title is a question, the answer is no.
909.
by woleium 4y ago
The pasteurization process itself is much less impactful on taste now than it used to be.
910.
by woleium 4y ago
they have been buying cloud services companies like Onica for a while though
911.
by woleium 4y ago
lots, if you use this to share camera feeds at a sports event (golf for example would be awesome with added feeds to your cellphone)
912.
by woleium 4y ago
The cynical response would be that they all contribute to a different person's promotion document (promodoc in Amazon parlance)
913.
by woleium 4y ago
Mount SDs with "noatime" option :)
914.
by woleium 4y ago
Brexit was arranged by the monied elite after the EU announced it was coming after the various tax havens (BVI, Caymens, etc), so is the media blackout of the debrexit effort.
915.
by woleium 4y ago
Nice! I've always had a lot of respect for the Percona team. If you haven't checked out the product I suggest you do :)
916.
by woleium 4y ago
Cadbury had their purple colour trademarked for awhile https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/02/05/after-two-decades-ca...
917.
by woleium 4y ago
It's tempting to agree with you, but the truth is we just don't know what the impact of these changes have been on sexual activity. Likely it's a combination and includes and excludes some surprises.
918.
by woleium 4y ago
not really, you can strike nearly half the planet in half a second (or however fast your mirror actuators are) so unless you put up reflectors everywhere...
919.
by woleium 4y ago
because it's also a weapon, like a giant sized version of a kid with a magnifying glass.
920.
by woleium 4y ago
Long tritium production, if the Canadian government would let you..
921.
by woleium 4y ago
Baz Lurman!
922.
by woleium 4y ago
are you mounting with noatime, cuz you should be.
923.
by woleium 4y ago
that's what I thought this was. I was disappointed.
924.
by woleium 4y ago
it's coloquially known as 'rubber ducking'. its been studied extensively in pedagogy. In short, having to arrange the thoughts in your own way in order to explain it 'forces' the brain to fill in the gaps and move t
925.
by woleium 4y ago
Just because it's well paid doesn't mean it's not greuling work.
926.
by woleium 4y ago
Plenty of new grads every year
927.
by woleium 4y ago
looks like it fits in a PCMCIA slot
928.
by woleium 4y ago
probably because it renders poorly on a narrow mobile device screen. Doesn't HN have a <pre> markup?
929.
by woleium 4y ago
no need for a webserver. just buy a network enabled camera. they are like $20
930.
by woleium 4y ago
Indeed. I didn't design the system, just experienced it :/

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