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chris72205
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About chris72205
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Comment #40170104
It might be coming soon... they've rolled out this terrible screen saver functionality to premium users (sans ads for now).
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Comment #38129349
I did this as well and have liked it for the most part, but would also recommend using an older, established TLD. I went with `.email` because... it just seemed fitting at the time…
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Comment #36755357
https://archive.li/2023.07.13-183756/https://www.nytimes.com...
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Comment #32580592
All of these aren't quite the same though. Charging to use hardware that is already present in a vehicle and contained to that vehicle (heated seats) is not the same as charging to…
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Comment #31505784
Command & Conquer (RA2 Yuri's Revenge or Generals style play) + FPS where I start the game in RTS mode and at any time I can click and "assume" a unit on the ground where I'm dropp…
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Comment #31378607
One I remember was GroupHug or similar name. There were numerous IRC bots at the time that would post stories/confessions from it.
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Comment #31120232
Most of the spam I receive these days comes from DNS registry contact info. I always select the domain privacy option when possible, but certain TLDs like .us do not allow this opt…
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Comment #30843175
Archive of the deleted tweet: https://archive.ph/JWRdH
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Comment #25678631
I _believe_ this is where that picture originated from https://twitter.com/mikko/status/1346922681158000640?s=21
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Comment #25062300
I've found k3s ( https://k3s.io/ ) to be extremely easy to use for setting up and running kubernetes on a group of Raspberry Pis. Specifically, I followed this guide to get my clus…
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Comment #21687733
Perhaps they will call this curated content "YouTube Med"
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Comment #21519027
They also don't give you just read or just write options for photos -- you have to allow read & write or none at all.
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Comment #20739769
Wow I haven't been confident in buying electronics or anything with a battery on Amazon for a while - now I guess I'll add books to the list. Lately even buying the same brand of t…
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Comment #20279024
Even if there's only one mention of it in the article, I'm glad they included it: alpha-gal syndrome. Not a ton of people seem to know about it and yet I continue to meet more and …
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Comment #20275248
Nice, I'll have to look into this further!
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Comment #20268370
- 1x Raspberry Pi (older, not sure exact model) - exposed to the internet and acts as a bastion host for ssh'ing into other devices on my home network - 1x Raspberry Pi Zero W - mo…
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Comment #20045387
I'm the same way though I have a 5.0 -- but it's because I don't want to lose it! However, I feel as if I'd care less once my score is no longer "perfect"... It's a similar game to…
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Comment #18195672
I'd take some of it with a grain of salt. He brought up one point about peeling paint and requiring special hangars. But outside of the RT article he linked to, I can't find mentio…
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Comment #18141122
I had never heard of this...but now I can only imagine how exciting this must have been as one of the engineers-- working on a top secret project for the CIA in an abandoned bowlin…
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Comment #18094629
Similar post from Shopify about a year ago on their experience upgrading from Rails 4.2 to 5 https://shopifyengineering.myshopify.com/blogs/engineering/u...
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Comment #17776182
Probably HipChat
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Comment #17566696
Once Amazon started charging sales tax in my state, it was a no brainer to go to Best Buy first. - Same price (or sometimes less) - No waiting on delivery - High confidence that I'…
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Comment #16815034
I'm curious about this as well. Though at a previous job, I got on the elevator one day to hear a telemarketer's voice coming from the emergency speaker. I'm guessing it happens, b…
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Comment #14991538
I lock my computer habitually even if I'm just walking over to a co-workers desk. I find it funny though, because I was forced into this habit from my days in school where leaving …