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Comment #40265994
This might be an additional way to quickly iterate on the content of the documentation itself. If I were the one writing, an easy test is passing the documentation to a lay person …
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Comment #39139465
It’s been a long-held opinion that tech companies laugh at the out-of-touch Congresspeople at these hearings. Recall Mark Zuckerberg’s incredulity when members of Congress had to a…
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Comment #37255533
I don’t know if it’s true, but read that “stewardesses” is the longest for the left hand
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Comment #36731759
Zions Bank (current owners of the building) recently remodeled it very thoroughly, but took the effort to preserve the original brick facade. I'm a current resident of the area, an…
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Comment #35070338
I did just peel back the bezel on my Framework here. It looks like those hardware disconnects use some sort of blade that interrupts what I'm assuming to be an optical switch of so…
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Comment #30092765
When I started a new job at a NOC, I was pranked with one of those. I didn't know what to make of the odd recurring ~12khz beeps, and figured it was some old device slowly dying. S…
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Comment #29194014
As one solo data point, the privately-owned company I work for handles business travel reimbursement based on mileage rather than personal money spent on fuel. The fuel economy of …
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Comment #27063171
About ten years later also in America, our Driver's Education documentary was called "Red Asphalt".
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Comment #16068431
This is the article I read that talked about it. Sources are a the bottoms, and they seem legitimate. https://hackernoon.com/spotifys-discover-weekly-how-machine-...
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Comment #15841611
If you plan on running a ZFS file server at home, which enthusiasts prefer because it's one of the only filesystems that supports full file checksumming to prevent bit rot. Anyway,…