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heypete

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About heypete

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/heypete; my proof: https://keybase.io/heypete/sigs/x37f1Ji8rCzGeg37dJu_5HgF-qEt6W9uNZI4S762xow ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #28823040

    Indeed. I wish this was not so.

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    Comment #28820182

    While I can get on board with restricting 2-stroke engines in most cases (there’s still many situations where there’s no viable substitutes), I’m puzzled how they expect to have ga…

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    Comment #23189320

    Would you mind expanding on this? I've read both books and am curious what you mean.

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    Comment #22829912

    I got from central Switzerland to Japan on about 10W on 20m once using JT65 or JT9 (I can't remember which). The antenna was a random length of wire tied a rock and tossed out of m…

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    Comment #17534201

    I've purchased unregulated 80% lower receivers (they're only legally "a gun" if more than 80% of the machining work is complete. At or below 80%, they're just considered a chunk of…

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    Comment #16129142

    How would Signal working with Microsoft to implement the Signal protocol in Skype somehow kill Signal? Signal (the organization) has worked with other companies, like Facebook and …

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    Comment #15613739

    Plus the fact that as the source of electricity to the grid changes, so too does the cleanliness of all the vehicles. Sure, things today may be a wash in terms of overall emissions…

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    Comment #14879236

    As much as I love LibreOffice -- and I prefer to use it whenever I can for several reasons -- the UI is just painfully awful. My university and one of the journals I publish in req…

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    Comment #14656783

    I'm the same way with electronic components, though I tend to buy certain often-badly-counterfeited parts (e.g. logic-level MOSFETs, TTL-to-RS-232 converters, etc.) from reputable …

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    Comment #14510292

    I use CrashPlan on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. Works great for me. Saved my bacon a few times (e.g. accidentally deleting my wedding photos, tax information, etc.). Worth checkin…

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    Comment #14501401

    I run one of the many keyservers. I have various checks running regularly to make sure everything's fine, both on my own server, some selected other servers, and the pool in genera…

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    Comment #14367340

    That's what password managers are for. Just remember the password for the manager, plus maybe one or two critical accounts (e.g. email) and you're good to go. Let the manager deal …

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    Comment #13202738

    EGNOS and WAAS use the same frequencies and same protocol. They're essentially two implementations of the same thing. As far as a receiver is concerned, they are identical. My Garm…

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    Comment #12768422

    NAT != stateful firewall.

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    Comment #9641665

    pool.sks-keyservers.net is a round-robin pool pointing to several dozen synchronized keyservers (including the MIT server). It's usually the default option for most PGP clients. Se…

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    Comment #7524399

    While I doubt neither the veracity of your claim nor your reaction to Gandi's actions (if such a situation happened to me, I would certainly not want to give a company my business …

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    Comment #7524197

    I seem to remember that being the case with Network Solutions back in the early days. Gandi seems to hide your handle these days for certain domains if you have whois privacy enabl…