rbellio

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by rbellio 12y ago
There are people that are able to live on benzodiazepines long term without significant health impact. There are a lot of medications that are suitable for a lifetime of use in the SSRI and anti anxiolytic family that do not have the poten
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by rbellio 12y ago
There's no audio as per the article no one has played it yet. Just reading the sheet music, though, I don't know that it's actually playable or that if it's all within the human range of hearing.
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by rbellio 13y ago
I think this is a great move for both Xamarin and Microsoft. The company I work for is currently using Xamarin to help create cross platform apps with a consistent backend architecture. Sure, we have to develop different front ends for ea
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by rbellio 13y ago
Moving beyond all the security concerns and potential technology shifts in this space, I'd be concerned with durability. By the time my credit cards expire, I typically have had to replace them at least once due to wear. I'm not
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by rbellio 13y ago
I'm glad that people are cycling and that this article pleads with everyone to follow the rules of the road, but beyond that, it's still pretty sensational. Even with the best of intentions, discipline and strict follow-through, a
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by rbellio 13y ago
Though the article isn't pointedly about ticks and Lyme disease, I want to share some advice on them, as the disease can be truly debilitating and have long term consequences. If you find yourself frequently outside where ticks are pre
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by rbellio 13y ago
I'm in favor of reasonable gun control laws that aren't a reaction to circumstance as well. Side note: I have a friend who grew up in Northern Finland and was hunting small game since a very early age (I think he said six or seven
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by rbellio 13y ago
I remember watching it on some encyclopedia product that came loaded on my HP back sometime around '95. They also had presidential speeches and the Hindenburg crash among other events. I thought I was the coolest kid ever to have acc
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by rbellio 13y ago
I really appreciate your response to this article. I've made this argument with a lot of people that just simply refuse to believe it. I've dug into a lot of the statistical data around gun fatilities in as many nations as possib
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by rbellio 13y ago
Seems pretty straight forward, but I have no way of knowing if this service actually works till market close. It would be nice to have a way of verifying the service works and authenticating the user with their phone. My concern would be t
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by rbellio 13y ago
I looked into the tool and realized I'd seen my Information Assurance roommate use it 5+ years ago. It was a great application then, but has become even better since. I played around with it for a couple hours yesterday, lots of fun.
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by rbellio 13y ago
I tried finding more about the Twitter scraper, but didn't find anything. Could you provide a link? I think I'd get a good chuckle from it.
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by rbellio 13y ago
Ah, you are correct, I can see that tteam posted comments and made it clear that they are not associated with the plug team.
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by rbellio 13y ago
I think you're right on the money: http://www.tonidoplug.com/
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by rbellio 13y ago
Looks like you can just download the client software for free and do the home PC/Router approach without having to use a plug: http://www.tonido.com/tonidodesktop_pricing/
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by rbellio 13y ago
I would just point out that from what I understand, automation isn't exactly what people outside of manufacturing/engineering believe it to be. There are still a lot of jobs that are not and will never be automated in the manufac
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by rbellio 13y ago
I recommend trying out Mintty for Cygwin if you haven't already. I love it.
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by rbellio 13y ago
Reddit is leaking again.
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by rbellio 13y ago
Thanks.
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by rbellio 13y ago
Level 3 Intro - Create a branch, checkout, commit, checkout master, commit, merge. It says it can be done in five commands and I'm doing it in six (following the above steps very closely). What am I missing?
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by rbellio 13y ago
I agree that some folks might need physical therapy for their backs and don't want to diminish that point you're making. When I see someone who lives a sedentary lifestyle complain about joint pain or muscular pain I really hope that they t
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by rbellio 13y ago
Or be like me and do both. Deadlifts, both regular and Romanian, will do wonders for your lower back. Archery gets you out and moving.
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by rbellio 14y ago
That seems like a really cool game. Now where's the link to check it out myself?
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by rbellio 14y ago
If something so simple is deemed optional, how many merchants do you think are going to be willing to pay to have the equipment to view your picture when they try to charge your phone. Speaking of pictures associated with your phone. Where
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by rbellio 14y ago
Ha. Funny.
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by rbellio 14y ago
It's not a credit card company control, it's a merchant control to limit liability. Having worked in loss prevention in the past, I know that the intent is to make sure these controls are checked an maintained. The issue you run into with
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by rbellio 14y ago
So, the training I got when I worked as a cashier way back when must have been a fluke, even though it was with one of the largest retail companies in the country.
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by rbellio 14y ago
Spelling error, second paragraph. Irony.
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by rbellio 14y ago
This title is misleading. It should say Entertainment Weekly bound 1,000 issues with smartphones.
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by rbellio 14y ago
There are supposed to be checks in place to stop things like credit card theft from having an immediate affect though. Cashiers should be asking for ID and checking your signature. It's actually a control that is supposed to occur in stor

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