gnarlysasquatch

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by gnarlysasquatch 4y ago
You can also activate it by holding the crown button, which I recently discovered happening “on its own” while wearing work gloves.
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by gnarlysasquatch 4y ago
If 80% of the code is yours, of course you will be able to work with it faster than everyone else. It's easier to write code than read others' code; you already know how it all works, where the bodies are buried, etc.; and you pro
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by gnarlysasquatch 4y ago
It happened, except for the saw. “[The data centers are] hard to get into… [T]he hardware and routers are designed to be difficult to modify even when you have physical access to them. So it took extra time…” https://engineering.
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by gnarlysasquatch 5y ago
> FWIW, western media often suggests stuff is 'secret' in china, because they can't read chinese, and all those orientals are awfully mysterious. What English speaking media should one read to see this for themselves?
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by gnarlysasquatch 5y ago
Aren’t there maps?
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by gnarlysasquatch 5y ago
What sources suggest the incel condition is genetic? Edit: or even predominately male?
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by gnarlysasquatch 5y ago
You could also afford to set fire to a stack of $100 bills. That does not mean you find it a sensible thing to do.
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by gnarlysasquatch 6y ago
Wouldn’t this make all income tax avoidable? One simply needs to spend income received on capital assets (bigger house, fancy cars, yachts, etc).
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by gnarlysasquatch 6y ago
Otherwise there are folks who would let the toilet run for a year without fixing it.
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by gnarlysasquatch 6y ago
It’s not that it “stirs up solids,” it’s that a continuous leak causes the pump to cycle on more frequently. Your pump might cycle a few times a day normally; a running toilet could cause that to be every 30 min, and at that rate you could
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by gnarlysasquatch 6y ago
> A company doesn't enjoy free speech rights. Actually, it does according to Citizens United v. FEC.
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by gnarlysasquatch 6y ago
What tactics? Seems to me the age old skills of recognizing the source’s reputability still stand strong today. Many people just can’t be bothered to do it.
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by gnarlysasquatch 6y ago
$5/person/day is more than this should require. Feeding America claims to deliver meals at $0.10 each by rescuing food that would've been wasted, and they claim even buying at wholesale would run about $2/meal ($1.67&#x2
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by gnarlysasquatch 6y ago
I played all the way through on an iPad. Really enjoyed it, thank you! The only issue I had was that clicking links didn't work reliably... sometimes had to tap quite a few times for it to react, but even though often the text color wo
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by gnarlysasquatch 7y ago
Can anyone positively confirm any OS that handles the scenario described here seamlessly? It seems like a rare use case that, while feasible, is totally unsurprising that it would require a good bit of research and manual intervention.
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by gnarlysasquatch 7y ago
I’d love to see studies: - comparing maintenance and faults to utilities in other areas - comparing likelihood of ignition and resulting damages given an ignition event There are lots of factors that combine into these events. Most of the d
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by gnarlysasquatch 7y ago
So then when there’s a fire, some locality gets sued into bankruptcy?
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by gnarlysasquatch 7y ago
Some areas to improve upon: 1) Signs at the rental property are forgeable, esp. for single-family homes. Don't trust them. 2) A good price might be a sign of a scam... or just the compromise you're looking for. (I currently rent a
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Hotstar blames security vulnerability on Safari(techcrunch.com)
2 points by gnarlysasquatch 7y ago|0 comments
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by gnarlysasquatch 7y ago
Not necessarily a diversion, but certainly not the only cause in a proper failure analysis.
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by gnarlysasquatch 8y ago
In those cases, why not respond by explaining the risks or other considerations that might not be apparent from the code? Frankly if there is real risk that the code is pushed to production by someone who shouldn't be touching it is a