WarDores

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by WarDores 2y ago
If I saw this on a real website I would have to be physically restrained.
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Protonmail Is Experiencing Issues(protonstatus.com)
3 points by WarDores 4y ago|0 comments
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by WarDores 6y ago
OP did say "top 10 most dangerous cities in the US" and those studies usually don't count auto accidents.
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by WarDores 6y ago
Multiple folks on Twitter saying all verified accounts have been locked.
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by WarDores 6y ago
Not necessarily; that issue wasn't before the court.
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by WarDores 6y ago
Thank you for this explanation. There's a lot of misinformation that ultimately erodes trust in our institutions when it's not warranted.
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by WarDores 7y ago
Has VPN support gotten better in the last 8 months-ish? I keep dual booting mostly because managing the configuration turned into a nightmare.
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by WarDores 7y ago
"Scale" in this case is 1,681 precincts, each with a handful of users (the election officials). I'm not sure that was the issue in this case.
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by WarDores 7y ago
I switched to an ultrawide and i3 window manager at the same time, and it's been a game changer. I can't imagine going back to two side-by-side monitors. Being able to resize windows and not be restricted by the screen boundary is
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by WarDores 7y ago
The flight information on FlightRadar24 shows no sign of deviation or trouble, then abruptly ends during the ascent. https://www.flightradar24.com/blog/ukrainian-flight-ps752-cr...
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by WarDores 7y ago
Yeah, the publicly available flight information shows it basically exploded wholesale in mid-air. That doesn't just happen with modern aircraft.
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Boeing 737 Down After Taking Off from Tehran(airliners.net)
27 points by WarDores 7y ago|15 comments
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by WarDores 7y ago
I'd love to see the source for this. I'm interested in early labor arrangements.
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by WarDores 7y ago
That's exactly what this is. They're trying to avoid regulation of any kind, and "third party audits" are historically a good way to keep the federal government out of your hair for at least a measurable period of time.
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by WarDores 7y ago
In the SLC area, but if I get up that way I'll take you up on that.
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by WarDores 7y ago
I'd love to hear more about this. I've thought a lot about this space, given that the business side is what seems to trip a lot of these enterprises up. And the business is connected with trends, COGS, seasonality, etc., the same
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by WarDores 7y ago
The right to steal unimpeded?
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by WarDores 7y ago
The hard part is international collaboration. Getting China and India on board has been a non-starter so far, and they're far and away the largest contributors.
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by WarDores 7y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. Apparently the HN crowd is all-in on "the drugs I already enjoy/want to enjoy have scientific backing" even if they're being presented as a cure-all that should warrant skeptic
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by WarDores 7y ago
I love the Keylab. I mostly got it for the keybed which is best in class for that price point. The DAW controls are a nice added bonus, but the piano feel is great.
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by WarDores 7y ago
I've got a Lite key if you want to give it a shot. I have Suite already so I won't use it.
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by WarDores 7y ago
The Push is a game changer. It really makes Ableton feel like an instrument rather than a DAW. My current setup is an 88 key MIDI controller (Arturia Keylab) with the Push sitting on top of it. For jams/playing for relaxation I don&#x2
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by WarDores 7y ago
Sell the movie AND give me download options that don't amount to just a license you can revoke at any time, and then we're talking.
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by WarDores 7y ago
> So not only is the earth going to gradually become hostile to humans, it's going to happen with dwindling stocks of good scotch But you repeat yourself
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by WarDores 7y ago
I'd like to see a source for "It is already economically viable...". Maybe at current levels of production, but you can't just assume current levels of output in every sector while removing incentives.
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by WarDores 7y ago
Exactly, it was this quote > For all I love about it, it seems unlikely to ever progress beyond its current role as a pleasant book reader largely disconnected from all other sources of content. that summed it up for me. That's all
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by WarDores 7y ago
I think this is the key. I'm not sure "forced interaction" is the answer for everyone. I work remotely and spent yesterday morning for 2 hours just chatting with some folks at a coffee shop I regularly work out of over some c
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by WarDores 7y ago
I think the main concern comes from the mM-wave frequencies from what I've read. The others are more of the same, but a lot of what I've seen--and I can't remember where at the moment--focused exclusively on the high frequenc
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by WarDores 7y ago
Someone else was supposed to pick up the bandwidth tab.
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by WarDores 7y ago
RBG is still alive...

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