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by xen2xen1 7y ago
This is an obvious mistake made by a steel company. The BGP "errors" that make tons of traffic go to Russia or China OFTEN WORK COMPLETELY. Some have worked so well no one noticed for months. That's far, far different than
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by xen2xen1 7y ago
And that's why having remote control software on your computers is invaluable. You can always check to see if it's reporting to your app and that can answer many, many questions.
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
But physical addresses are physical address, they specify a place, not a person. We'd have to set up a paralell system, and expect the government to be able to fund and handle both... Yeah, they can't do either for the current sy
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
Sounds right to me, don't know why you're downvoted? Do something non-standard and then complain things are broke?
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
Ya... Are we sure there's no chemicals coming out of the eels? They look very, very calm. I wonder if something else isn't going on.
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
I snorted I laughed so hard, thanks.
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
Random question.. If they are looking for transits, doesn't that presuppose the data will find close in planets? I believe that's not the only method, but wouldn't that push more close planets than distant ones? Would it f
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
The ranking system here makes sure big sites don't dominate, otherwise that's all we'd see.
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
That's a terribly small part of the world (I'm sitting there). Yes, it was annoying when we did switch to DST. The arguments were all economic (We need to match Indy!). I've known some famers that called DST slave time, as
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
Umm, Hayes commands are still used? That's a blast from the past. I thought those went out in the 80s or 90s?
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
What would really be nice is this being embedded in the plastics themselves but encapsulated for a few years. Self destructing plastic?
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by xen2xen1 8y ago
Huge number of answers, but I'll give mine. At work I would use a Ubiquity or untangle or Mikrotik or something, but for home use yeah, for less than the cost of one of those that will do gigabit you can get an old server (small), put
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by xen2xen1 9y ago
http://blog.yesterplay80.net/dosbox-ece-en/ Community Edition. Seems to be some popular tweaks built in. Probably a good place to actually start.
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by xen2xen1 9y ago
As anyone who's watched Ancient Aliens knows! Slight /s. Only slight.
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by xen2xen1 9y ago
Might be slightly off topic, but have you used Clatter from the Windows Store? Logs into 10 or 15 web clients at once. URLs can be added. Looks to be encapsulated edge, but highly useful.
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by xen2xen1 9y ago
Yup, you'd probably be surprised how much of that is still out there. At this point I'd rather have that than XP which has lots of well known exploits.
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by xen2xen1 9y ago
Hasn't there been stories here about the GPS signal near important buildings in Moscow being shifted 20 blocks or something? Regardless, after a second I'm totally up with it being messed up sometimes. If it never turns off you
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by xen2xen1 9y ago
Sleep deprivation increases serotonin and dopamine directly. Of course it helps with depression.
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by xen2xen1 9y ago
Reminds me of how the Soviets supposedly bought different sized rail cars than Europe so that it was harder to invade. Sounds more like a military protectionist measure than an economic one.
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by xen2xen1 9y ago
Interesting article. Left my house in the middle of reading the article to go to Dollar General and get cookies. That Dollar General has been there my whole life, but only recently did we start going there regularly. It was mostly after
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by xen2xen1 9y ago
So if this spreads across a network, do they all share the same key? Can you use the XP key on a 10 machine?
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by xen2xen1 10y ago
Docker is an app store. Once you reach that point of understanding everything gets easier. On your Windows box or Ubuntu box you can just install whatever you want. Docker is more like IOS or android. When was the last time you edited a
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by xen2xen1 10y ago
And the page isn't loading now... 2 for 2!
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by xen2xen1 10y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/26/us/lawsuit-claims-disney-c... Disney laid off their Disneyland I.T. staff and forced them to train immigrants beforehand. Stories like this is what unnerves so many peo
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by xen2xen1 15y ago
I loved it. My main domain is up for renewal from godaddy soon and if your prices are OK I'll move it over. Automating the DNS verification of Google Docs would be awesome (if that's possible), even if it's to some degree. I'll send more