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arcticgeek
4mo ago
I find taking the rabbit around the tree twice also works well.
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arcticgeek
2y ago
I guess this shows us how overvalued HCP IPO was.
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arcticgeek
3y ago
we have multiple former Nike missle sites here in Anchorage. in a modern day city park, you can check out a missle stabilizer on interpretive display at the former launch command center turned cross country ski chalet. there are doors in th
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3y ago
yep, agreed. I know and have talked to some brokers about this in the past, and also closed a few deals as both a buyer and a seller. The commission was split evenly in my experiences but I should have said ‚typical‘ even if only as a start
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arcticgeek
3y ago
It is customary, at least in some locales (US-AK), that the commission is split evenly between the agents.
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arcticgeek
3y ago
ridiculous. it should be enough that a person chose your brand with their wallet in the first place. no one wants to rent your features.
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3y ago
One example of a framework that takes this approach is Apache Royale. It’s a reboot of the AS3 language and component library that works like Adobe/Apache Flex but compiles to JS targeting the browser runtime. This refactored Flex was
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4y ago
I loved „Glide“ floss for years because it worked so well. Was totally dismayed when I finally put together why it did. I‘ve switched to Dr. Tung‘s now which is made of natural plant-based materials and works even better than traditional fl
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4y ago
We used to call it Visual Source Shredder because of how easy it was to corrupt the database.
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4y ago
Yes, that’s actually the thing about branching in SVN. Everyone remembers how awful it was 10+ years ago under SVN 1.4 and earlier but has improved immensely since then. Combined with modern client tooling, i.e. TortoiseSVN, problems with m
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4y ago
I‘ve really only had experience with Supermicro BMCs but I totally believe you that there are lots of crufty OOB environments in the wild which are hard to work with. While it’s true that applets don’t work anymore (probably a good thing),
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4y ago
We have various Supermicro boards in production at work with BMCs from 2018 or so. The ATEN iKVM on them works just fine with a recent OpenJDK 11 and OpenWebStart. I’ve found that all the features work including mounting ISOs and doing remo
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Anchorage engineer plans to recycle ocean garbage into plastic lumber
(alaskapublic.org)
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7y ago
So is the regular Swix CH7 hydrocarbon wax a C6 or a C8? Should I still be handling these with gloves?
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7y ago
It's disappointing there was no mention of King Diamond!
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7y ago
Zero bucks given.
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10y ago
All your base are belong to us
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11y ago
Sounds like Alaska in the near future.
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11y ago
Another good source of small utility libraries is CCAN. List of available modules: https://ccodearchive.net/list.html
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12y ago
It's funny to watch the world very slowly reinvent Adobe Flex.