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I built a crkbd using a PCB I bought from littlekeyboards. I was a happy HHKB 2 Pro Type S user for many years, but since switching to the crkbd I have no intention of ever using the HHKB again. It required minimal soldering (the ProMicro a
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7y ago
For those that don’t hear a voice in your head, do you get songs stuck in your head?
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7y ago
If the WiFi has a login portal, you might not get redirected to it when accessing an https site. If you go to this site, you’re more likely to get properly redirected.
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7y ago
It’s a book that really needs to be read twice, if only to fully appreciate those first 250 pages. They go from not making sense at all to being quite good.
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7y ago
These steps didn't work for me; I failed at creating the self-signed certificate: yubico-piv-tool -a verify-pin -a selfsign-certificate -s 9a -S "/CN=SSH key/" --valid-days=3650 -i yubikey.pub.pkcs8 -o cert.pem
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7y ago
They may be referring to tweets such as this, linked elsewhere in the comments: https://mobile.twitter.com/KayColesJames/status/110836523877...
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8y ago
If I understand you correctly, Safari does this on both iOS and macOS. If you click a link that opens a new tab and swipe back from that new tab, Safari closes the new tab and shows you the previous tab. I’m not exactly sure of the behavior
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8y ago
Like with anything, it should be evaluated based on what your needs are. For a simple deploy you probably don't need Kubernetes or even containers. If you are running containers, you'll need a mechanism for running them. And maybe
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8y ago
Think of it another way: the locals overwhelmingly agreed to change the rules because they probably understood that while they could adapt to the rule, outsiders probably would not be as well-informed. Someone making a right turn after hour
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8y ago
> “He was, in my humble opinion, a technology genius, a computer math genius,” says Martha Walters Barnett, a former TLO chief privacy officer. “He was among the first to acknowledge … that insignificant, unrelated pieces of data, when p
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8y ago
These things are pretty but terrible to use as a customer. It's not obvious where the sensor for Apple Pay is and it's impossible to use with an Apple Watch. Philz Coffee and Blue Bottle have them in San Francisco and I much prefe
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8y ago
The San Francisco League of Pissed Off Voters has things to say about London Breed ( http://www.theleaguesf.org/#london ) and Jeff Sheehy (same page, scroll down).
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9y ago
If you liked this article, I recommend his book, Chaos Monkeys, about his time at Facebook as an Ads product manager.
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9y ago
Wireless charging.
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9y ago
I have a 2015 MacBook and also use a HHKB Pro 2 Type S; both wildly different keyboards. I think the MacBook keyboard is wonderful, though I prefer my HHKB. It requires a different method of hitting the keys, but I have no problem going bet
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9y ago
Huh. Taking that a step further, instead of Face ID being a (probably) static shot of your face, what if it were a sequence? For example, if you could set your "code" to be smiling and then frowning? Or, given it can detect eye lo
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Has anyone seen anything about how to get it not to unlock automatically with your face when you look at it? I have bus times on my lock screen, one swipe to the left away. That seems to become obsolete if the phone automatically unlocks wh
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On re-reading books: The first time I read Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace I found myself unable to determine what was Important for much of the first few hundred pages. None of it made sense and I couldn't figure out what The Po
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9y ago
Chris McDougall's book, "Born to Run", is another source that's been out for a while. It focuses on endurance running, but also heavily on barefoot or nearly-barefoot running. http://www.chrismcdougall.com
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Rippetoe has done some "how to" videos for The Art of Manliness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhVC_AnZYYM&list=PLLIasrSrFG... Alan Thrall runs a Sacramento gym and has a number of videos on technique: http
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I like Rippetoe's book (mentioned in the article), but I also think anyone just getting into it should get a personal trainer that knows what they're doing to teach them how to squat. Squatting correctly is hard. It's a compl
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Crash test results: 0 stars https://youtu.be/jePu-6TxypI Reminds me of the Tata Nano (also 0 stars): https://youtu.be/buMXtGoHHIg
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10y ago
If you liked this, you might like a This American Life segment that aired in 2000, "Grime Scene", about a guy who built a business cleaning up after crime scenes. Skip ahead to 8:14. https://www.thisamericanlife.org
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10y ago
You might find this post by Joel Spolsky a good read: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2016/12/09/developers-side-pr...
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10y ago
Is there a business opportunity here? If Amazon wants complete control over the interview experience, maybe there's room for a service that rents out small office spaces, like ZipCar or AirBnB, but for a desk/small office with jus
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10y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Maybe Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang Résumé/CV: https://github.com/krishicks/resume/ Email: krishicks@gmail.com
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People don't realize how negative an impact social media and its related notifications can have at work. I recently wrote a blog post about notifications at work while pairing: http://krishicks.com/post/notificatio
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10y ago
I love how simple and helpful this page is. It tells you what this distro is, describes its default behavior and how to change it (e.g. systemd/sysvinit, single-user/multi-user), gives you the default credentials and links to ISOs
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10y ago
When doing this, be wary of what a friend of mine calls "misfactoring", an example of which being where you take three very similar, very readable bits of code and convert them into a single, parameterized mess that isn't und
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10y ago
You can add a custom resource type ( http://concourse.ci/resource-types.html ) to add these integrations. There's a Pivotal Tracker resource that does what you describe: https://github.com/concourse/
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