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xarope
5y ago
I'm hosting on linode, and once I had my SPF & DKIM records setup, things went a lot smoother.
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5y ago
I really like the Quest 2 as a standalone (non-tethered) device, I hope FB doesn't end up killing it...!
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xarope
5y ago
I remember in ye-olde days going back to modify my perl code from 2 days ago and scratching my head... So yes, never forget...!
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5y ago
This is reminiscent of the type of gas station I found in Paris. Just a store front, and a pump or two by the side of the road. Not sure if this link will show: https://www.flickr.com/photos/jefferysview/644280281
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6y ago
I thought it was mandatory for anybody leaving town to either carry rifle, a sacrificial husky (!), or a guide who had both?
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6y ago
Wasn't that the joke about how the original windows NT server got it's C2/ITSEC rating?
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6y ago
This is hilarious, like Calvin and Hobbes meets Zen...
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6y ago
I thought the two hardest problems were: 1) naming 2) cache invalidation ... 3) off-by-one errors
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6y ago
A UK colleague was devastated when he came to Texas for a project; luckily he turned 21 a few weeks later...!
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6y ago
Surely you mean: "What I'm getting from this, is that you can use devices to balance the mass of the spaceship during cruise conditions"...j/k
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6y ago
Ships do this all the time (ballast), and anybody who's ever flown on a light aircraft or helicopter also knows the importance a pilot places on weight distribution. I guess what's surprising is that they needed that much weight (
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6y ago
TIL... Thanks, never knew about this!
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6y ago
They needed a tool, they created the tool which did what they wanted, but at high cost in terms of highly skilled and experienced manpower. Don't we do this all the time in IT thought? Big issues in SW, which we plug with people'
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6y ago
You can, actually (I've used a soto windmaster in deep snow around 6000+m before). It's "just" a question of ensuring the canister itself stays warm enough (e.g. warm it up in your jacket before use, put in a bowl of wa
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6y ago
That can't be right, I use draw.io on my mint laptop, from https://github.com/jgraph/drawio-desktop/releases
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6y ago
"Everyone has a plan, until they get punched in the face.” – Mike Tyson Oh, and 2 minute focus pads or kick pads; "...but when you sit on a hot stove for a minute you think it’s two hours. That’s relativity.”
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6y ago
I've done both, i.e. endurance events (triathlons, marathons, ultras) and powerlifting/weightlifting (yes, olympic weightlifting). They are different mindsets. Training for endurance events require a level of suffering e.g. when
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6y ago
ELI5 what constitutes spatial computing platform for the enterprise? $500 measuring devices (aka rulers)?!?
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7y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote | Singapore I'm looking for someone to build and run tests for gRPC and REST APIs. You should be keen to make things break! Python3 (strongly type hinted). Contact me on jobs.test at global-frequency.net
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7y ago
Agreed. The ability of the someone/AI to explain their decision making process, is critical in determining whether such a decision has been adequately thought out or not. If a PhD must go through a viva, surely it is also incumbent o
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7y ago
I'm starting to steer our dev team towards this as well, would you have any good links to the gotchas involved in using grpc for public endpoints (if coming from REST as a legacy base)? e.g. for authentication and authorization, throt
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7y ago
That gets old, really fast (source: my experience hobnobbing w/the wealthy). If you've not noticed the trend, the rich now want to climb mountains, run ultras etc. I think it's hard to turn off the type A personalities that
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7y ago
How secure do you feel LXD containers are, given the defaults? No worse than any bare-metal? No worse than any Qemu/KVM VM? I do use LXD containers too, but mainly to create a bunch of testing nodes.
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7y ago
I know how you feel. I used to live in OZ, and when I visited NYC, I'd always end up going in the opposite direction of where I was supposed to go (and no, taking the opposite of the direction I "felt" I should go, didn'
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8y ago
MS lDOS: the New linux distro for 2019?
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8y ago
It's like a programming community, but with martial arts exponents. And instead of hackfests, they beat each other up. Do I win a prize? :-P
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8y ago
I consider wu xia as fantasy with martial arts, as much as western stories have any resemblance to what really happened in the "wild" west. I think Jin Yong's draw, as with most fiction writers, is placing the fantasy within
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8y ago
I think nowadays kung fu/shaolin have gained more widespread social awareness, as well as (lord help me) Dragonball Z, so saying "The 18 palms Dragon form", or "18 fists of the Golden Dragon" won't get the same
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8y ago
I used to/still love perl, as it taught me a lot about regexp and hashmaps, but I have to admit, going back to a perl script written perhaps several years ago, and I struggle to figure out why I wrote it, the way I did. Contrast with p
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9y ago
T470 or X270. I have a screenshot of powertop 2.8 on my "old" T470 showing a discharge rate of 5.29W, in iGPU mode, linuxmint w/cinnamon, spideroak, thunderbird and firefox. Screen about 60% illumination.
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