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by yebyen 8y ago
The pictured adapter is the standard one. What do you think you're imagining exactly? Kindles don't come with a charger? That seems a bit silly, for a device that has to charge... You can use this adapter to charge your phone,
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by yebyen 8y ago
Came here to say this! I've told this parable of the duck before, but I did not know the origin of the story... "get that duck out of there please otherwise looks OK"
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by yebyen 8y ago
Woops... I skimmed the article and watched the 30MB GIF
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by yebyen 8y ago
Your snake game doesn't even have food for the snake to eat? The snake just grows without eating, until the head collides with the tail somewhere? Pssh, amateur hour... /s (Just kidding this is actually super cool.)
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by yebyen 8y ago
No clue why am I being downvoted? Maybe it will help to show my point if I say more... Windows didn't always have WGA on it, but people have been paying for Windows for decades. My first Windows license was Windows for Workgroups.
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by yebyen 8y ago
You mean that Windows installation that you bought (directly or indirectly), that potentially didn't have this WGA feature on it when you bought it?
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by yebyen 8y ago
OK they're obviously not just involved, actually driving...
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by yebyen 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEf4DhoyF00 This is about 20 sentences, ...
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by yebyen 8y ago
Yeah, on the other hand I'm looking closely at this one just because of the people that showed up in this thread. I know some of these guys and their past work is exceptional, so if they're claiming to be involved in this, I am s
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by yebyen 8y ago
> ...But a car is based on general principles which most of us understand... (etc) This is bar none the best explanation I have ever read of how a car works, without hand waving, to clarify for non-believers in car technology. I want to
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by yebyen 8y ago
Awesome! That's totally understandable, your non-response was actually a hint that you were up to something, so it's good to see what it was. So I'm not that surprised to find you here in this discussion. I'll check it
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by yebyen 8y ago
This is a great answer. Kubernetes is missing (or said another way, OpenShift has...) buildconfig and imagestream primitives to make building containers a natural extension of your Kubernetes deployments/daemonsets/whatever. Open
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by yebyen 8y ago
Hey, glad to see you again! It looks like I have some more catch up to play, I see a rails logo on this page... I emailed you a couple of days ago or yesterday about the Ruby support in Riff. There's not a PR yet but we got Ruby into
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by yebyen 8y ago
I don't think this is relevant to the reason why most people are using ethanol, though... or most of the people using Ambien for that matter, at least is the impression I get from reading the discussion thread on this post!
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by yebyen 8y ago
No I don't think you have failed to explain yourself, but I think it's quite possible that we still have a fundamental disagreement about how liberally and when to apply bans. I don't agree that we were ever talking about bad
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by yebyen 8y ago
You don't say it out loud ("fuck off and die"), but when you exercise a block list, or mute or ban someone on a board, the net effect is the same. IMHO actually it's probably much worse. Sure, maybe egos are bruised, bu
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by yebyen 8y ago
You want him to spend some of his time maintaining a block list of his professional volunteers that sometimes have bad ideas? How long do you stay on the list? And doesn't this assume that every idea that person has is bad? What happ
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by yebyen 8y ago
> This opens up something of a loophole where family can purchase items of a sentimental nature which are not actually worth much on the open market. That seems like not much of a loophole, are you saying for tax purposes? Since the ass
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by yebyen 8y ago
Yes, thank you, this clarifies what I'm trying to express. I did not know the difference between a secured and an unsecured loan and that explains a lot. Cases of fraud or bankruptcy are really what I'm mainly talking about. In m
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by yebyen 8y ago
I am not a lawyer and you can feel free to tell me I'm wrong or specifically where I'm wrong if you know more law than me, but I know there are a lot of "clever tricks" that you might think of, that you might usually be
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by yebyen 8y ago
Yes, this. It matters if there is something tangible to be repossessed or not.
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by yebyen 8y ago
If you are the beneficiary of the estate and your benefactor ran up their credit cards before they died, to be able to give gifts to you, the credit cards are still owed by the estate. If the estate does not have the money to pay the debt,
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by yebyen 8y ago
But you can buy jewelery or other big ticket items with a credit card, and the ownership can be called into question if that card wasn't paid off before the person responsible died... So it could be repossessed. (Through the estate, r
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by yebyen 8y ago
Where I've unfortunately made the water a bit muddy here because the story is about a credit card and not a car, is that you don't usually buy a car with a credit card. (But hypothetically if you do, and it was simply processed as
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by yebyen 8y ago
A car is not a sandwich, just like a credit card is not a potted plant? I used the specific example of a car as something that has legal constructs for an actual document called a title of ownership, where there can be a lien on the title,
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by yebyen 8y ago
It's not outlandish to think that if, say, your parent bought a vehicle for you to use, and they held the <strike>title</strike> title documentation and lien note... while they were making payments on it on your behalf
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by yebyen 8y ago
This is Kingdon and we're happy to answer questions of any kind! For anyone who has not heard of Deis Workflow, it is a Kubernetes project from the same team that brought you Helm. The workflow that it enables is "git push"
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by yebyen 8y ago
> some days before the release of k8s v1.11, which made some stuff I wrote obsolete, oh well... :) I've been through this! Did you decide not to publish it, because it's been outdated? Let someone review this, I'd love to
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by yebyen 8y ago
I was looking for Heapster and InfluxDB but I think I was supposed to find Prometheus... This stuff moves very fast. You can be excused for blinking, IMHO!
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by yebyen 8y ago
You might be technically correct, but for a service that mostly facilitates piracy, I don't think you can safely argue that strict compliance with certain codes ... should confer Safe Harbor to MegaUpload? I mean that's technical

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