cypherdog

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by cypherdog 14y ago
You are mostly correct. We are primarily regulating access to a all@university mailing list, but we also have restrictions that prevent mass emails being sent via gmail (though I'm not the authority on this). You are correct, nothing preven
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by cypherdog 14y ago
I currently work for the web communications part of a small-to-medium size university. We have around 2000 employees and 8000 students. We embrace all google products on campus. We actually use gmail for our primary email system. We use goo
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by cypherdog 16y ago
I'm nearly in the same boat. I've been at the same company for some time now and started bringing my personal macbook to work to code on. After awhile, I was so productive they bought me a one for work use. However in a 1000+ person company
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by cypherdog 16y ago
This is indeed sweet. I haven't done much research on this, so maybe someone else on HN would know, but are there any plans on having embedded "sound fonts"?
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by cypherdog 16y ago
Keven Smith is a smart guy who can tell a great story. "An Evening with Kevin Smith [1 & 2]" are both great DVD's where he goes from college to college telling life stories and answering questions/ giving advice off-the-cuff, and yet, t
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by cypherdog 16y ago
I tried your sentence "The owl and the pussycat went to sea in a beautiful pea green boat" and got "seattle hookers gatwick to see a beautiful pizza ri boat". You win.
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7 Lies That Will Keep You From Starting Your Own Business(travisrobertson.com)
3 points by cypherdog 16y ago|0 comments
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by cypherdog 16y ago
I absolutely agree. I work primarily on an local network at my work, so I don't often think about it.
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by cypherdog 16y ago
This one is simple, but I like it. Use -X command to launch a local x11 session for a given remote application. Works for Linux and OSX machines with x11 installed. >ssh -X user@remoteserver.com will connect you. >gedit file.txt wi
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by cypherdog 16y ago
I'm curious if elevated levels of serotonine for extremely long periods of time would cause memory loss alone. It seems to me that memory is very much a "wow that just stood out from the norm." sort of tracking system. Under high levels of
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by cypherdog 16y ago
I don't think this applies to my Mom. She is 50 years old and has installed harddrives (both scsi & ide), memory, formated and installed Windows 98,XP,ME (blah) and 7. Set up her own wireless. She calls me every-now-and-then for tech su
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by cypherdog 16y ago
There was a really interesting This American Life about this very subject. It does a great job of explaining some of the issues surrounding what Goldman Sachs did, though not about Goldman Sachs in particular.It does mention how Magnetar wa
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by cypherdog 16y ago
The macbook pro 13" is worth the money for the unibody alone. I own a 13MB and the white plastic case is cracking in more places then I care to mention. I got them to fix it once, and only because it was their fault. They just don't hold up
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by cypherdog 17y ago
I'd only buy it if it made a cool airlock decompression noise everytime I open the door.