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xnyan
8y ago
Hurtling down the interstate at 70+ mph and I also tend to mash the big red button when I get a call and need my direction.
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8y ago
Even if you give zero shits about your employees, the $50 office max is going to fall apart fast with daily use. HM sells somewhat stripped-down cheaper versions of certain models specifically for the bulk office drone employee market and i
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xnyan
8y ago
If you don't mind me asking, if not developing for ios and need xcode for appstore access, why are you on mac?
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xnyan
8y ago
Strong puritanical roots in the united states, pervasive throughout society.
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xnyan
8y ago
TLDR: Shut up and code?
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xnyan
8y ago
Back button hijacking = not even going to consider this.
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xnyan
8y ago
Please name a misdemeanor crime that results in loss of custody of your dependent children on the first offense.
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xnyan
8y ago
A single example of this was Bo Bergdahl. Generally speaking, washing out of another branch of the service for psychologcial reasons like Bo did (coast guard) is a huge red flag and would have disqualified him at another time. This is a per
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xnyan
8y ago
Security through obscurity is is not useless, but its not much protection either. There are virtually countless open source projects with public bug tracking, many of which are highly public critical internet facing applications used by mil
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xnyan
8y ago
It’s the exact opposite of public. You have to have an account, and even then You can only see bugs you submitted.
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xnyan
8y ago
Google Play Books is not fancy but it does work fine, is crossplatform and free.
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xnyan
8y ago
I only use SSH keys, but if one uses a sufficiently complex password my understanding is that the primary risk of a password vs key is that the SSH host gets a copy of it (specifically /etc/shadow). If you control the host, I coul
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xnyan
8y ago
In addttion to the other reasons mentioned, the US higher education system churns out talent sourced here and abroad.
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xnyan
8y ago
It’s not much better in the EU today. Do you argue that users were pushing for this: https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/12/17849868/eu-internet-copy...
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xnyan
8y ago
Mono is great. .NET core is also underrated to the detriment of all imo.
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xnyan
8y ago
From the article: "A torn membrane will result in a top case replacement." It seems ridiculous to me that a single torn membrane junks the entire top case, a $500-800 part.
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xnyan
8y ago
Exactly. Arch is less work to maintain for me, even less than Ubuntu 16.04
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xnyan
8y ago
I work at UL, some fakes are so well done it can be difficult even for people who are experts. Check out page 3: https://library.ul.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/40/2016/09/1...
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xnyan
9y ago
It worked for me as soon as wildcards went live.
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xnyan
9y ago
While Cisco's market share has been slipping steadily, they still have more that 50% of the traditional big metal box market for routers and switches.
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xnyan
9y ago
https://sonarr.tv/ + torrent clint of choice + plex. It's so good that it still shocks me now and then. I would pay for this kind of service if it was a product you could buy.