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itsbenweeks
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About itsbenweeks
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Comment #44424775
Much better to have the world disappear from the bag.
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Comment #44029818
I wouldn't. The numerous miscarriages that my grandmother had while living in a mill town, and the cancer diagnoses that followed family who worked at the mill taught me to stay up…
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Comment #35817847
I'm guessing so, given the breadth of the outage. (It's always dns.)
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Comment #35643436
Curious why you're looking to switch from KeeWeb. Been using KeeWeb for several years and have been really happy with it for my desktop.
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Comment #31784014
This is a good regression to practices that were abandoned once the Haber Bosch process was discovered. Unfortunately, we've also started medicating ourselves more heavily in the i…
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Comment #30178104
My way around this that's less than $500/mo and indefinite wait times is to have an EC2 image running as a jump box. Then anything downloaded is already on AWS's network, making EC…
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Comment #29566471
I'm curious if you could desolder and use one of the resistors further down the trace to avoid having to scrape off the mask.
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Comment #29240723
Agree. Having this function exit if any arguments are passed to it seems like a good safety measure.
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Comment #27681498
That fair. I suppose its about the same as a graduate certificate until you take the extra steps to get a degree.
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Comment #27678653
Its even less than that. This micro masters is sold as an entry point for a full-fledged masters program. The order of operations is something like: 1. Complete the micromasters co…
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Comment #27678344
I was originally worried at how dishonest seemed to faculty and TAs who have spent years creating many textbooks' worth of content for edX. Something akin to MIT Press selling thei…
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Comment #25921517
Seems like there's too much bait-and-switch happening here to trust GitLab anymore. They enacted an account-locking change to their MFA reset policy without so much as an e-mail to…
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Comment #24766116
Anybody else having their browser history busted by visiting the link? Looks like it opens a new window for this page, and then closes the old one.
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Comment #23196353
I wish it was just this. A friend of mine works in an upscale deli here in Boston. Their employer doesn't partner with DoorDash, yet GrubHub --interchanged because they both do thi…
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Comment #21539548
A friend of mine was born without the ability to taste sweet things. That doesn't stop their body from reacting to it, though. Most of their favorite foods are incredibly sugary.
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Comment #21263643
And it's still a valid point. It's good to mention that a <20% down payment has caveats, too.
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Comment #21262418
Sort of. You'd be left paying the difference of 3.5% to 20% (16.5% or $49,500) in a FHA Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP). This means another loan that you need a 1.75% down payment…
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Comment #20264608
I think this will definitely occur. In the same way that organisms could not work with wood fiber's lignin during the carboniferous period, we're seeing it play out in a plastic pe…
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Comment #19812349
A lot of these earlier courses are available on edX, too. The platform won't grade you unless you pay, though.
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Comment #19274546
Finally! I've been hearing librarians gripe about the prohibitive cost of academic subscriptions for over a decade. It's no surprised that the first administrative body to take a $…
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Comment #14343646
And a self-paced course through edX: https://www.edx.org/course/street-fighting-math-mitx-6-sfmx
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Comment #11613653
I think this is pretty close to the truth. Investment capital getting out tech should cause people to be more discriminating in their business proposals, and the market will adjust…
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Comment #11550222
The third part on the Tor project's blog at https://blog.torproject.org/blog/facebook-hidden-services-an... describes this well. Check out mapgrep's comment on another thread below…
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Comment #11550167
I thought Onion addresses were a hash of the public key, not the private key.