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wiredfool

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    Comment #49221073

    When I did it, I closed the door at nautical twilight. The key is that you need to close the door after the chickens roost but before the nocturnal predators come out.

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    Comment #48989194

    Had something similar to this with the kids with Lego Duplo tracks, similar topology but the switches gave the system state. Going "backwards" through a switch set the train to ret…

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    Comment #48897920

    Depends on if you’re wearing a wing suit or not.

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    Comment #48871274

    What’s more, they will scale up with increased resources on the site. If you redline at 20 searches a sec, and put in 4 more workers, suddenly you’re serving 100r/sec to the bots, …

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    Comment #48863020

    I think Jurassic Park was pretty similar craziness. Definitely pushing the CGI aspect, and super super popular.

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    Comment #48765966

    First generation powerbooks, the 140/170, were amazin keyboards. The 100, not so much.

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    Comment #48765951

    I bought 2 M13s (one black, one beige, the one with the builtin track point) in Seattle thrift stores in the early 2000's, one was $5 and one was $10. At one point, other copies we…

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    Comment #48731676

    From my son's experience in calisthenics and looking around at the group he sometimes trains with, there are definitely a lot of overload/overuse injuries, at a range from just nee…

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    Comment #48710279

    One time I got an entire center row of 5 seats going from Seattle->Heathrow overnight.

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    Comment #48684073

    And there are a lot of middling bakeries in Europe. Haven't spent much time in Belgium, but I was disappointed in the average quality of the bread in small bakeries in France. Ther…

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    Comment #48679438

    The whole obsession about measuring giving exact hydration percentages is strange to me. Assume you have 100g of flour at equilibrium 20% ambient humidity, and the same 100g of flo…

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    Comment #48679360

    Eh, I found the Seattle artisanal bakeries (Fremont, Grand Central) to be better than all but the best I’ve found in Europe.

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    Comment #48651194

    It is/was legal on rural interstates in Washington. I've cycled down I90 in roughly the North Bend area (in the late 90's).

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    Comment #48597484

    Few different use cases, other than just a general swiss army knife for vaguely tabular data. * fastapi + duckdb + parquet for the backend for a relatively high profile website * w…

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    Comment #48561339

    Saw this before the evening bus commute, trying it. 15 min in, not sure it’s working for me.

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    Comment #48416914

    I run some moderate profile gov and ngo opendata sites, and I’d say that bot like traffic is 99% of the requests we’re seeing on some sites. Mostly current valid user agents, lots …

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    Comment #48410433

    Unschooling works for a fraction of kids, and at some stages of their life. How big is that fraction? In my experience being around a bunch of home schoolers (and adjacent, and sch…

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    Comment #48264926

    Unfortunately, digeridoo playing is just as disruptive to partner's sleep as snoring is. Perhaps they should try bagpipes?

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    Comment #48233567

    Apple 2 was often az/,. .

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    Comment #48140223

    Ubuntu has patched as of this morning. Debian doesn't look like they've patched trixie yet.

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    Comment #48053250

    I paid the equivalent of $12.50 a gallon for diesel at the peak price a month or so ago.

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    Comment #47791736

    Personally I’d look for the coveted 5 eights uptime.

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    Comment #47775699

    I've seen issues last week onboarding a new employee, where emails from Jira and Slack and lastpass just weren't getting through.

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    Comment #47770914

    I doubt it. The spanish (really tetra pack) wine was dry, and after double distilling it was basically moonshine. The Hungarian one was more in the mixing back into the undistilled…

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    Comment #47756623

    The best I’ve ever done was a double distilled Spanish box wine we picked up for 1eur/l. The wine was undrinkable, but the brandy was sooooo smooth. Next best was cheap tokaij furm…