chuchurocka

Thanks, really enjoying it!

It's our cereal box and shampoo...

I teach data analytics and it’s required reading on the first week. It doesn’t soften the blow of throwing people in the CLI but provides perspective to why I am.

Headphones is a pretty good self hosted app that lets you know when artists in your library have something new coming out . It’s made for snagging music but I use it for discovery mostly

I’m not sure about other states, but in Kansas you can sleep it off provided that your keys never go into the ignition. Not sure how this works with keyless ignition now though.

Hitachi makes some, I have one and it has been great. Before I found their dumb model I was looking at broadcast monitors which were much more expensive and didn't have TV tuning ability or speakers but checked all of the boxes that I wanted with a screen.

https://www.dairiki.org/HammondWiki/KeyClick is a pretty good starting point

It's a shock mount system. Suspends the mic from any external vibrations

This is great. For wiring audio studios patchbays I can see this coming in handy.

same for -help / --help. And there are the rogue commands that use -? and --help for the same...

OmniGraffle for Mac has been my go to for years

Oink as well

The constant threat of veto due to this has repeatedly shut down legislation on this a number of times now. It's was overruled and vetoed once already.

Our main problem is that Brownback, refuses to budge on it. There are also quite a few of our state legislators that own fill as Schedule S corps and therefore pay no state income tax, they have no reason to even try and repeal it.

Many of the staunch far right were ousted, but we have a long way to go. We currently have 1 month to find $800m and Brownback refuses to even put the tax exemption on the table, which would raise about half of our shortfall.

Most likely, we'll have higher regressive taxes (again) next year. For example lookup Kansas' food tax rate, it's one of the highest in the nation.

regarding 2... I know that some schools have purchased them for their students along with an insurance plan that covers loss or damage to the device itself. They also were able to filter the ability for the students to install apps and access to the default apps (youtube was removed example).

(There was a story on NPR a while back about it, I can't seem to find it now)

"US export restrictions on cryptography has also been good for Europe" How so? ( just curious)

I took it as satire...

Yeah, it would be interesting to see this handle all of the different requests.

I think that at least a few other people have access to the account. To bad there isn't an api to see when the tweets were deleted.

it's huge stretch. using two separate patterns in the same cipher doesn't seem very probable.

knowing nothing about this particular one, it'd seem more likely that it's been encrypted with and then that was encrypted.

you might like MAMMP on the mac better... http://www.mamp.info/en/index.html

iSeries DB2. still.

I've been using it since this morning, and for once it actually seems snappy. I never thought I'd say that about eclipse.

this better be better than the upgrade to Helios.

you can still find quite a bit discrete electronics in audio recording gear, and some PA gear.

good start, not displaying correctly in Safari on XP. I do follow cycling though so I do see some value in the site itself once things get worked out.

very cool

i've enjoyed pretty much everything that he has done, with the exception of the Baroque Cycle, Confusion, System of the World series ( great reads, just an awful lot to digest and keep straight).

Cryptonomicon is a geeks must read.

thanks!

Really, really glad to see that Down and out in the Magic Kingdom made the list!

it was possibly one of the best nicktoons of all time! well, before Billy West took over...