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chrisswanda

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About chrisswanda

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/chrisswanda; my proof: https://keybase.io/chrisswanda/sigs/skpChmh1lQHSIlRqhWmYC48UOb1F6i-DaGPf-fDM8XU ]

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    Comment #20003154

    Head over to http://fallingfruit.org and do a filter for "Freegan". My locale has people marking dumpsters with food that is available. And if dumpster diving isn't your thing, the…

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    Comment #19915705

    I've been teaching wilderness survival and outdoors skills for years. I've been thinking of migrating "digital detox" into some type of outdoors settings, environment with a focus …

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    Comment #19830483

    If you want to relive your BBS days... http://telnet.org/htm/places.htm

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    Comment #19781829

    Jenkins is to CI, as Nagios is to monitoring.

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    Comment #19698249

    As a young man, I grabbed a 6146B tube before it discharged. I felt fine, until the pain started.

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    Comment #19674897

    It's called Rain Fade. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rain_fade

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    Comment #19034803

    It said I had a neutral accent... I grew up in the deep south and make Andy Griffith sound like a northerner.

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    Comment #18726472

    What about https://keybase.io

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    Comment #18718814

    Thanks for saving me the click.

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    Comment #18703363

    I stood up WireGuard on my server this past weekend, and I am totally stoked about it. In fact, I am turning off OpenVPN on it at this very moment. It was stupid easy to turn up.

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    Comment #18700327

    Today was my iPad. But I've ran my laptop before many times. This is an express bus, with only a couple of stops and runs mostly on the interstate for 25 miles.

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    Comment #18700233

    I picked up WireGuard yesterday, and within an hour, I had my server and 4 clients setup. Freaking gravy. And this morning, I connected to the bus WiFi, I turned on WireGuard, and …

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    Comment #18673450

    Our building once leased out a portion to a call center based in India. India's country code is "91" and to get out on the PBX was "9". But this old junky Nortel system would outpl…

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    Comment #18664419

    And there's Shibboleet too. https://www.xkcd.com/806/

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    Comment #18664412

    You're making me feel down, Ma' llard. My wife and I used to breed ducks and have a duck farm. We were quack addicts, and quack dealers. I could go on and on.

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    Comment #18650540

    > No, the diodes don't, the drivers do. You are speaking to a technical audience ;) Pulse width modulation. ;)

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    Comment #18582069

    You can use an el-cheapo radio and sstv software to receive images from the International Space Station also. https://streamable.com/q9oa0

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    Comment #18580557

    Do some searching; there are many free or subsidized milkweed organizations. One example - https://monarchwatch.org/bring-back-the-monarchs/milkweed/fr...

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    Comment #18578038

    I've been running Bitwarden for about a year (self-hosted). Couldn't be happier with it. And it is open-source. https://bitwarden.com/