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bitbckt

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About bitbckt

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #48722660

    I was single, living alone (+ 2 cats, if they count) in a one bedroom apartment in North Beach 15 years ago on a $90k/year salary. I even had a parking space and a car! I can under…

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    Comment #48502653

    Foobar2000 is not Windows only. https://www.foobar2000.org/

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    Comment #47798146

    I'm running it on dual DGX Sparks.

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    Comment #47543217

    The DAD AX32/AX64 is such a thing.

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    Comment #46978019

    Multiple day outages in Winter are not unusual in our part of Maine. Nearly everyone has a whole home generator for good reason.

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    Comment #45567734

    Do you mean GEODNET?

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    Comment #44509565

    Just a bit under 15 years after we did this at Twitter.

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    Comment #44134916

    I feel attacked.

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    Comment #43113906

    We never actually had a literal “Bieber Box”, but the joke took off. Hot shards were definitely an issue, though.

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    Comment #43113886

    Yes, we used the Yahoo! “Feeding Frenzy” paper as the basis for the design of Haplocheirus (the timeline service).

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    Comment #42036000

    Amazing to see this happening. I wrote the non-moving Immix collector at Twitter for our Ruby runtime, Kiji. Good luck!

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    Comment #41512605

    It is also occasionally a wedding venue.

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    Comment #40769778

    As a current semi-pro trombonist, I had the same reaction. Relevant aside: Alan Kaplan has been recording Jacob Collier transcriptions for his YouTube channel. Check out “Moon Rive…

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    Comment #40710001

    Sweden is not Switzerland. And he died almost ten years ago.

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    Comment #40145861

    The rack I’m referring to is in my home. YMMV, of course.

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    Comment #40145297

    I have an SN2700 in my rack, next to a pair of Arista 7060CXs (as a point of comparison). These are wildly under-rated devices outside of the STH fanbase. You may be surprised at h…

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    Comment #39984557

    I’m paying about $50 service fees for the two blades currently out for repair. The 10” replacements cost over $200, and the 8” dado would require buying a new stack… around $250. T…

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    Comment #39983130

    Yes, and they are consumable and replaceable by design, which goes to my point: the blade is not irreparably destroyed by the activation. The missing teeth need to be replaced and …

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    Comment #39982706

    I have had two brake activations in as many weeks, one on a dado stack (don’t ask). Neither destroyed the blade. Both blades will be back in service within a week. Just putting out…

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    Comment #39944771

    I still keep a maxed out Octane2 in running order for posterity. Occasionally logging in to it reminds me just how a desktop environment should feel. We truly have lost something s…

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    Comment #39909714

    “Cum tree” doesn’t do it for you?

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    Comment #39821664

    Facebook was where Thrift originated.

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    Comment #39598327

    There aren’t many of these venues left. Keep showing up!

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    Comment #39562064

    Both uses of “crud” and “fried” are parts of the lexicon where I grew up, nowhere near Antarctica. I suppose they must(?) have been imported from somewhere, but neither seems very …

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    Comment #39544177

    Entomology is the study of insects. You mean etymology. :)