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by zatkin 8y ago
What ever happened to Sean Doran? His webpage[1] is over 20 years old, and I wasn't able to find anything else about him.. [1] http://www.clock.org/~smd/new/
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by zatkin 8y ago
FreeBSD and OpenBSD are different OSes though.
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by zatkin 8y ago
This is probably not possible because they want you to stay on their platform.
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by zatkin 8y ago
I got started with this back in May 2015[1] and would highly recommend YOU (yes, you!) try it! It's super easy - you just have to download and install Processing[2], then write some Java code to manipulate an canvas and viola! [1] htt
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by zatkin 8y ago
If you're ever interested in digging into other areas of physics, take a look at this blog post by Susan J Fowler which gives a comprehensive overview with references to various topics: https://www.susanjfowler.com/blog
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by zatkin 8y ago
Oracle recently did this for the Oracle Client libraries too. Shame.
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by zatkin 8y ago
The name of the app implies a more impulsive decision, which means less friction on the search filtering would be ideal. Removing the distance filter and showing results which include the walking distance would take me directly to results.
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by zatkin 8y ago
I'm 27 and I pay for a digital subscription. Relative to the average age of the world, I'd say I'm "young".
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by zatkin 8y ago
The third party software was doing a mixture of writing (uploading), and reading (to verify contents had been uploaded). It was continually trying to upload a 1 GB file for well over 12 hours. It's been a long time since this happened
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by zatkin 8y ago
Having a lesser known TLD (.gd) helps in my case. I get spam email once in a blue moon.
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by zatkin 8y ago
I actually just created a new AWS account and changed the email on my Amazon account.
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by zatkin 8y ago
I think what OP is getting at about w/r/t AWS can be clarified by my horror story: I once was using third party software (recommended by AWS) to upload 1 TB of data to AWS Glacier. The individual files were quite large, and if at
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by zatkin 8y ago
It's stories like these that reinforce my own justification for running my own email server. I would recommend you run your own email server - it's both fun (you get to set it up yourself, add any features you want), and rewarding
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Jetty class EatWhatYouKill(eclipse.org)
1 points by zatkin 8y ago|0 comments
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by zatkin 9y ago
This is missing comparison tables.
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by zatkin 9y ago
I got into amateur radio recently and felt that my fundamental knowledge of electronics was lacking, so I picked up the Handbook for Radio Communications textbook and read through the first few chapters to solidify my understanding. Learni
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by zatkin 9y ago
> ‘what do my friends want (or need) me to see?’ feed Isn’t this what the notifications on FB are for?
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Tesla Model X 100D silent failure(youtube.com)
1 points by zatkin 9y ago|0 comments
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by zatkin 9y ago
And this is about to change, according to some recent news: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-12/how-apple...
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by zatkin 9y ago
Does anyone else find it slightly awkward that they include past contributors on their website?
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by zatkin 9y ago
I hate to break it to you, but this has already been done, and more extensively too: https://textfac.es
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by zatkin 9y ago
I did the same thing, but instead over the phone. The customer support rep didn't hesitate to switch over my service.
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by zatkin 9y ago
What about VW though? They got around regulation.
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by zatkin 9y ago
How are they able to achieve slicing their userbase into thousands of pieces to do this gradual release?
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Ask HN: What books are you currently reading?
41 points by zatkin 9y ago|80 comments
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by zatkin 9y ago
We can't even cope with the environmental issues that we have on our own planet, so we avoid that and instead look to plaguing the rest of the solar system and beyond? Good grief.
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by zatkin 9y ago
- HN - Lobste.rs - Reddit (occasionally) - Google News (rarely) I find myself reading a lot more books in person though, namely educational books about topics I'm unfamiliar with or want to review. I think it's important to read a
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by zatkin 9y ago
I started a web app some years ago called UppIMG where you could upload images. Basically it was a competitor to the predecessors of Imgur at the time. Too much porn led me to taking it offline.
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How to get free food on GrubHub(medium.com)
2 points by zatkin 9y ago|0 comments
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by zatkin 9y ago
Identify a problem, and develop a solution for it. Don't let anyone, even yourself, hold you back from solving that problem. It can be a problem at any scale. With sufficient motivation and commitment, you can solve just about anything

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