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aranaur
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Comment #49084006
Man, they're just worried about their bottom line
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Comment #48852786
The general complexity of name changes will never cease to intrigue me.
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Comment #42536660
Ha! My Track point II hangs above my desk as a quick-to-grab keyboard whenever I (frequently) need to plug into a computer I don't normally use. Absolutely perfect for that.
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Comment #41245608
Do oil next!
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Comment #40580326
I had the privilege to take a student group that I was not otherwise a part of to walk the last 100km of the Camino de Santiago a few years ago. It was one of the satisfying things…
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Comment #40144409
This is the way.
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Comment #39366900
Ran Proxmox for years before switching the homelab to esxi. Switching back has been in the cards for a while now. Not quite as polished, but wholly sufficient.
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Comment #39191609
Perfect. Now we'll need a DMCA exemption to repair your own spacecraft.
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Comment #38187151
If you haven't read any of Cory Doctorow's writing, I highly recommend it.
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Comment #38001600
For the last six years or so, our local Makerspace has hosted a weekly electronics and technology meetup on Thursday evenings. The electronics lab is pretty quiet most of the week,…
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Comment #37901671
If you want a tool, buy a Prusa. If you want a project, build a Voron.
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Comment #37895372
I got as far as an assembled open book with what I believe is a short under the scard slot last year. This video just brought it back to my attention and now I'm going to try to ge…
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Comment #37476947
This isn't a great example of using the Skadis pegboards, because the author doesn't seem to be using the Skadis hooks or 3D printing their own. One of the huge benefits of Skadis …
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Comment #36989844
I've been excitedly following the development of Opulo's LumenPnP for the last couple of years. An open-source PnP machine for small business PCB assembly. https://opulo.io/
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Comment #35629069
There is a lot of value to an engineering degree with a liberal arts (English, PoliSci) minor. Learn technical skills AND how to communicate with folks who don't have technical ski…
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Comment #34428238
Left a career-track government job in my mid-20s and took a decent pay-cut to take a senior role at a nonprofit I was fascinated with. Did that for about three years before my wife…
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Comment #34372481
This is exactly the list I was thinking of. > I can safely assume that this dictionary of bad words contains no people’s names in it.
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Comment #33853425
"maximum viable" or "Maximally viable" is an effectively unattainable target. At what point do the developers ship?
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Comment #33698681
My two cents: Beyond meat is struggling because it's products aren't good. We had a "meat"-loaf made with Impossible meat last night and it was pretty good. I'm consistently convin…
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Comment #32724911
There was an awesome talk at HOPE this year about the portrayal of hackers in the media. There's a full list of the movies they discussed here: https://twitter.com/JohnDunlap2/stat…