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dkresge
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About dkresge
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Comment #48876112
If only it was simple rage bait. As a member of this thing we call "civilization" I can't help but wonder how the hell we got to this point. #rhetorical
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Comment #48542535
Seems like an excellent startup opportunity? Build a clean, no-ads streaming stick with open source firmware upstream of the requisite DRM bits and who wouldn't buy one? Almost lik…
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Comment #42683666
I believe the intent was thus: “Aye, that makes sense (not the [reauthorization of] slurs, but the explanation). Thanks.”
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Comment #42449923
There are also image stabilized binoculars. I have an older Canon 10x30 that I absolutely love (enough to tolerate the plasticizer now breaking down on the rubberized exterior)
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Comment #35487858
Oh how I drooled for that Astrocam 110.
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Comment #35040758
Interesting. I recently admired the creative engineering of my neighbor’s dishwasher which simply, and quietly, projects a small status light on the floor. It’s a Bosch.
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Comment #31753817
I agree with your point regarding local culture, but I'm not clear on the economic waste. An empty second home generates property tax revenue for the city/town in which it exists, …
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Comment #31687717
What I wouldn't do to be done with (some of) "today's standards".
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Comment #31687371
Wow this feels a bit Baader-Meinhoff. With Valetudo + self-emptying as motivation, I received my Z10 via Amazon / "Dreametech official store" just this past Friday. Happily, it arr…
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Comment #31625543
Moreover, something rarely mentioned, multiple processes and pipes can give you some free parallelism courtesy of the scheduler.
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Comment #24689636
Hear hear. You may enjoy “An Exaltation of Larks” by (the late) James Lipton of “Inside the Actor’s Studio”
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Comment #24671401
When I was 13 or 14, I had befriended the Sysop of a regional BBS who was gracious enough to offer me (and my Father) a tour of his workplace “where they made the C64”. Feeling lik…
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Comment #23229417
"Thank you" doesn't seem to suffice. Where might I donate?
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Comment #19613533
There was even an add-on “dump cart” which could be towed and (IIRC) dumped programmatically via the 1/8” mini-plug that served as part of its hitch. Fun times!
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Comment #19297355
You’d love the Bulwer-Lytton fiction contest.
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Comment #18806131
The fun thing about the “use the force” quote is that it was a clue. If you could channel your inner Jedi, and the only shot you fired while in the trench was the one into the exha…
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Comment #18087750
Note also it says “reports”, not complaints.
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Comment #17421131
Is the physical volume of the average pill predominantly "active ingredient"? If not, why not just "print" a single pill per customer-dose comprised of the prescribed constituents?…
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Comment #17208306
Or annoying, apparently. A good friend of mine’s father, having recently acquired a unix based POS system for his retail store, decided he’d prefer a nicer name than ‘root’. Appare…
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Comment #17069228
What if man pages colorized (or greyscaled) oft-used vs. esoteric or less common options? Just having a common visual cue could both save time and reduce risk.
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Comment #16763713
How about placing a clear date/time stamp on the chart?
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Comment #16267863
So, more fundamental than UX, that the proper employee action for an “exercise” differs from that for a real threat doesn’t seem to be a proper test. Why not just have an administr…
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Comment #15563365
reminds me my once time rather enjoyable error of "ls -l | moire" (with xscreensaver installed)