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Canada's Defence Industrial Strategy is a software procurement signal(northfleet.tech)
1 points by occam65 4mo ago|0 comments
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The CLOUD Act gap in Canadian defence infrastructure(northfleet.tech)
3 points by occam65 4mo ago|1 comments
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by occam65 10mo ago
Jeeeesus I wasn't ready for that. my wife was diagnosed 11 years ago. we had been trying for kids for 4 years prior and finally had to give up. the drugs they put you on for cancer for 5 years, well, you cannot have kids. and she was a
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by occam65 1y ago
Battling the cloud that quells my passions.
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by occam65 2y ago
I've been using Aegis for a number of years, and have found nothing I don't like about it. It's a perfectly functional app, and I'm looking forward to trying out the new update!
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by occam65 3y ago
Funny you mention this. I've decided just today to begin a full week of no Twitter or YouTube. To keep myself on top of my addictions, rather than fully succumbed to them. Props to you for deleting your account and going all in.
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by occam65 4y ago
And that's the thing... This page should always be about sharing and encouraging people who build things they're excited about, regardless of whether it meets some technical high bar. Kudos to you, and I hope you keep that excitem
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by occam65 4y ago
$100 Startup by Chris Guillebeau. Really good at stripping away many of the reasons I had been holding onto to not start something on my own. The book is agnostic about how you raise capital. It gives you the pros and cons of bootstrapping
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by occam65 6y ago
Thanks for taking the time to answer! Much appreciated.
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by occam65 6y ago
Is there a comprehensive comparison between Hoppscotch and Postman?
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by occam65 6y ago
"Librarians hate him!"
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by occam65 7y ago
If that's unusual for you, it actually helps prove his point...
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by occam65 8y ago
My biggest beef is with the idea of trying to control something that doesn't need to be controlled for it to work, just because it'll increase profit margins. The web does not need to be regulated or controlled by ISPs for it to w
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by occam65 8y ago
Hey, I don't know you and you don't know me, but I'm here if you'd like to chat. Hit me up.
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by occam65 9y ago
Yeah, I had to try to find it myself as well. I believe this is the one: http://gut.bmj.com/content/early/2017/09/18/gutjnl-2017-3146...
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by occam65 9y ago
Wow, that's a terrible thing to have to go through. I'm so glad for you and your wife that things were figured out in time.
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by occam65 9y ago
To be fair, we don't know that the malware doesn't have a whitelist of devices approved to attack.
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by occam65 10y ago
> "FBI sources say with 99% accuracy that Hillary Clinton's server has been hacked by at least five foreign intelligence agencies, and that information had been taken from it." Wow, that seems far more than originally repo
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by occam65 10y ago
As historically cooler climates warm up, opportunities shift. A huge amount of industries where geography plays a crucial role will be affected. Vineyards, for instance, will be entirely changed. The trick is to find an industry currently t
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by occam65 10y ago
Yeah, I once got an email from them. Because I use email aliases (<email+website@provider.com>) I knew exactly where they farmed it from, because they sent it with the + intact. Definitely didn't provide consent to communication.
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by occam65 10y ago
That's a great negative viewpoint. Thanks for sharing it. I think you missed the larger point - that we can be doing a better job as evangelists of the industry, and broadening it's reach.
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by occam65 10y ago
I love the focus on a particular topic or theme. "Reduce code fat!" for example. I've been to far too many general hackathons where the scope was so broad that the productivity of the hackathon itself was minimal, or even zer
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by occam65 11y ago
This is where I really like Google Play Music. I can download the album/songs I want to listen to while I'm on WiFi at home, then when I'm on-the-go it just plays the local version rather than streaming.
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by occam65 11y ago
I've got a lot of respect for Chamath and his straight forward no bullshit approach. With that said, this seems like a huge challenge, and I couldn't be more excited that he's taking the lead on this. Best of luck, Chamath.
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by occam65 11y ago
At least on mobile, it was a delight to use. No scroll hijacking, and a different but nice way of displaying portraits of the people in the article.
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by occam65 11y ago
Within the past year I began experiencing tinnitus in my right ear, differing between two distinct but nearby high pitch frequencies. Only noticeable in silence, such as going to sleep at night. I've learned to notice it and subsequent
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by occam65 11y ago
I definitely recommend installing El Capitan first, followed by Homebrew. That will lead to less possibility of the upgrade screwing with your Homebrew installation.
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by occam65 11y ago
Thus began the Day of Unproductive Hackers, as the number of cat photos on the internet grew by a significant 1%.
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by occam65 11y ago
I tried Modafinil a while back, maybe a few years ago. It kept me awake, but that was it. No improved concentration, no boost in energy. YMMV
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by occam65 12y ago
In addition, on an example 64-bit installation, 6.6GB are freed by the new compression algorithm and the removal of the recovery image. As illustrated here: http://az648995.vo.msecnd.net/win/2015/03/1a.png

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