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The Complete Guide to Breaking Your Smartphone Habit(artofmanliness.com)
2 points by autotravis 11y ago|0 comments
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by autotravis 11y ago
I've been working (programming) to this album lately: http://pza420.bandcamp.com/album/friends Nice and mellow, but not boring.
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by autotravis 11y ago
"Google is building a new mobile-messaging service that taps its artificial intelligence know-how and so-called chatbot technology to try to catch up with rivals..." Or they could, you know, fix notifications in Android's Han
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by autotravis 11y ago
"Partially made out of wood" cool "It's all stored in the cloud" :( "You pay a fixed fee every single month..." D:
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by autotravis 11y ago
> Is there currently human technology that does anything similar to this? Steganography. Not "background", in the sense that images are generally considered useful, but it is hiding information in a place that a casual onlooker
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Ashley Madison always disclosed customer identities(troyhunt.com)
3 points by autotravis 11y ago|0 comments
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by autotravis 11y ago
Depending on what you mean by boring it could be 1. "The shoemaker's son always goes barefoot" or "A skilled or knowledgeable person often fails to use their skills for the benefit of their family and people close to the
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by autotravis 11y ago
I'm not sure about feedly's reading experience. But I liked miniflux[0] when I used it. It's likely not as fancy as feedly. 0. https://github.com/miniflux/miniflux
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by autotravis 11y ago
Location: Phoenix, AZ, USA Remote: Yes (required) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PHP, MySQL, HTML, JavaScript, Linux Résumé/CV: http://treddell.com/travisreddell-resume.pdf Email: travisred@me.com
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by autotravis 11y ago
Blockchain! But seriously, I'd do a rewritable optical media, a flash drive, and a spinning drive. I'd do checksums on existing data any time you write to it to ensure nothing has been lost. I'd also do some sort of versionin
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by autotravis 11y ago
https://www.digitalocean.com/company/careers/
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by autotravis 11y ago
Hi, I'm Travis Reddell. I am a web developer with experience working with fully remote teams. Location: Phoenix, AZ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PHP, Python, CakePHP, Django, MySQL, PostgreSQL Résumé&#x
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by autotravis 12y ago
Location: Phoenix, AZ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Django, PostgreSQL, PHP, MySQL, Nginx, Linux, and anything I need/want to learn Résumé/CV: http://treddell.com , http://treddell.com&#x2
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by autotravis 12y ago
I was wondering why New Relic kept saying my .co had DNS errors...
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by autotravis 12y ago
Business: * New Relic * Rackspace VPS, CDN * CrashPlan * Amazon S3 Personal: * Sublime * Digital Ocean VPS * Experimental VPS's from Cloud Shards, BlueVM, etc (whoever is cheap at the time I'm looking) * Hulu Plus * Amazon Prime
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by autotravis 12y ago
The problem with pains and solving them is that if you know how to solve them, then you do so and they're no longer pains. This happens quite often and we likely forget that they were pains to begin with and thus don't value the s
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by autotravis 12y ago
I have the E6400 and it works like a dream once you install the broadcom driver (which is easily done with "Install Additional Drivers in Ubuntu).
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by autotravis 13y ago
My employer has a policy that I can't use my personal machine for work :( so I have to wrangle with two and the moving of them about.
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by autotravis 13y ago
I feel like the more we talk about it, the more everyone becomes desensitized to the U.S. surveillance problem. Then we get the public at large just rolling their eyes and saying "Oh, another paranoid lunatic wants to take over the gov
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by autotravis 13y ago
because `./build.py; rsync -r site/ site.com:~/site/` is easy?
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by autotravis 13y ago
Previous backup method: 1. Back up working dir (~1.5 GB) daily with rsync to Raspberry Pi. 2. Back up encrypted archives of photos/videos monthly to mega.co.nz and external drive, and back up new photos/videos during month with #1
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Moving from Ubuntu to Debian(magnatecha.com)
61 points by autotravis 13y ago|72 comments
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by autotravis 13y ago
> running WindowsXP with 4Mb of RAM huh?
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by autotravis 13y ago
Exactly. Backing up my gmail with my Pi was the first thing I wrote about here: http://magnatecha.com/things-i-do-with-my-raspberry-pi/ I can do a quick check/search with mutt from the the Pi.
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Check a site for 404 errors with wget(magnatecha.com)
1 points by autotravis 13y ago|0 comments
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by autotravis 13y ago
nope: http://reddino.org/s/20131017063042.png
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by autotravis 13y ago
> The article says they are living off the map, which they certainly aren't. No, it doesn't. '“It’s basically impossible for you and I to decide, as of tomorrow, I’m going to remain off the radar and to survive for a month
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by autotravis 13y ago
[Other] miniflux - http://miniflux.net/
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by autotravis 13y ago
Actually, this looks interesting (IdeaPad U410): http://outlet.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/outlet_us/... 9 hr battery life, supposedly. And if it takes after thinkpads, then it supports a native
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by autotravis 13y ago
"My budget is $500" + "need to be lightweight, long battery life, slim" good luck with that. Chromebook or http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=Proper... are my suggestions.

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