zikduruqe

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by zikduruqe 3d ago
> I started contributing to OSM recently after a bike trail was built near me I started after one long day of cycling, I ran out of water before I could get home. It was bad. After that, I have been updating OSM with all the water sour
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by zikduruqe 5d ago
> ate entire apples-- core and all If you eat it from the North Pole to the South Pole, there is no core. The core is only there if you eat around the equator. Give it a try.
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by zikduruqe 6d ago
This was my first time cussing on HN. I'll know next time to let the words flow freely.
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by zikduruqe 6d ago
I failed. I guess I don't know sh*t.
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by zikduruqe 8d ago
We've been trained to do this activity twice a year. Why not add a couple of more checkboxes? - Check the air pressure of your spare tire in your vehicles - Take inventory of your home - Test your sump pump .. ..
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by zikduruqe 8d ago
Every daylight savings time, I rotate my stored water. I empty out my containers, refilling them with, then add 7 drops of bleach per gallon. * Edit * I've been asked before what the best survival book is. Honestly, it is One Second
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by zikduruqe 9d ago
And my local grocery store sponsors Indycar racing and has a track they sponsor. They also throw away produce that looks bad, although it is perfectly edible. I am not going to cry because the CEO cannot afford a yacht payment next month.
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by zikduruqe 9d ago
Just like my local grocery store. They'll ask me to round up my purchase to help feed the hungry. Why can't they not invest in all the infrastructure and systems to support this, and just donate a few nickels and quarters themsel
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by zikduruqe 14d ago
Maybe checkout morels.com forums next spring to gather some intel on the conditions.
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by zikduruqe 14d ago
Morels are starting to make good progress in being farmed. But, I still enjoy the hunt every spring.
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by zikduruqe 14d ago
There are old mushroom hunters, and there are bold mushroom hunters. There are no old bold mushroom hunters.
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by zikduruqe 19d ago
It's community driven, so I highly doubt the public will change it. Now, I'd love for each geographical region to take their very worst area, and rename it after a certain politician for the lulz.
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by zikduruqe 20d ago
Yes. Default location on your linux computer will use geoclue2, which will give you a location based on your IP address. My location is about 30 miles away since my IP is associated with Google Fiber. https://github.com/de
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by zikduruqe 21d ago
Yep. When I was screwing around getting geoclue to play around with NMEA sentences, I ran across beacondb. I might replace geoclue's back end with it next time I feel like messing around.
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by zikduruqe 21d ago
You can also do it directly from CoMaps if you have an OSM account.
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by zikduruqe 21d ago
Even neater, I use CoMaps on my linux laptop, with a USB GPS receiver. It beats using IP based Geocoding.
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by zikduruqe 21d ago
> it's a pain in the ass to configure it Public/private key pairs are hard? It's no more terrible than other projects that require configs.
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by zikduruqe 22d ago
Outstanding. That's a super idea. Migadu has been on my radar also, and at $19/yr it is worth giving it a try.
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by zikduruqe 22d ago
Thanks. I really don't use email that often; I might get 20 emails a month, and those are just notifications versus actual actionable communications that require a response. I have been looking at Fastmail, along with Purelymail ($10&
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by zikduruqe 22d ago
This past weekend, I finally have purchased my own domain and was contemplating using it for email. I had thought about a catch all, but was worried about bots. What is the best option? Do you create addresses such as: eyeball@custom
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by zikduruqe 1mo ago
> Nor any visible control to quickly take you to "Today". Nor any way to view the week, starting with Today.
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by zikduruqe 1mo ago
On the webpage - "Learn more in your parent account: About." So I click About and it asks me to login or create an account. Instant nope from me.
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by zikduruqe 1mo ago
Maybe HN will like this, 100 Rabbits. https://100r.co/site/home.html It is a mix of sailing, low tech, art.
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by zikduruqe 1mo ago
This is a really good video explaining it. There is a good opportunity for someone more enterprising than I to stand up some infrastructure to support it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R32j6ZA3byI
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by zikduruqe 1mo ago
For a company who hangs their hat on privacy, it is a dang shame that their native mail client can't support PGP/GnuPG. I mean it'll do S/MIME, but who uses that regularly.
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by zikduruqe 2mo ago
I shot a 2.4 GHz path over 24 miles at 100 Mbps using Ubiquity bullets and their grid pack dishes. It's not that hard.
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by zikduruqe 2mo ago
Yep, same here. fail2ban and some http 444 helps out.
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by zikduruqe 2mo ago
Because Steam... /s
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by zikduruqe 2mo ago
Cosmic is really good. But whenever they integrate Nightshift (or the like), then it will be great.
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by zikduruqe 2mo ago
> Learning Morse code is like learning a new language. It is not. Cat is still spelled cat. I passed my 20 wpm morse code license 30+ years ago, and when I hear code to this day, it sounds just as natural as someone spelling cat as &quo

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