ErikRogneby

Exactly right! there are a whole lot of after-market part suppliers for major appliances like dishwashers, laundry washing machines etc. Some of them have a parts list and assembly schematic hidden in the machine.

If you turn off auto expanding gifs and images it saves a lot of your battery. I also wonder if the browser based client is any less of a hog?

To answer your question, if I'm on the CLI, I'm doing work. Slack helps with team cohesion but is a focus killer. I wouldn't be interested.

Great one pager on this new theory.

Might as well say don't use the web. Disabling javascript will break most sites with a few rare exceptions. (like HN)

Has anyone seen a way to disable this feature at a repo or org level? I'm not crazy about master getting treated like Dropbox.

Wasn't there a project a while back where someone was building a open source modem/router from the ground up? A kick starter or something?

I was thinking the same thing. People who get hooked on the sport using a $100 board may eventually learn more about the details of the sport and purchase a $1000 board and develop a relationship with their local surf shop.

Fly fishing has similar cheap gear at box stores, yet still has a healthy eco-system of specialty shops.

Lucid dreaming is exhausting. When I was younger I trained myself to maintain that thread of control as a fell asleep. It is an incredibly powerful experience to be able to command every aspect of reality. I didn't wake up rested though, it was the exact opposite. Managing both my own actions and decisions and the entire world I was interacting with wiped me out.

As a side note, it was much harder to learn to stop doing it, than to start.

Lots of goodness!

For real. This is so damn awesome I feel like letting out a Howard Dean like yell.

I expect that this will change nothing and that these locks will continue to provide the same illusion of privacy and security that they did before.

The other option is to buy s $3 padlock at your hardware store and risk TSA breaking out the bolt cutters. Cheaper than a beer in coach.

add devops to your search.

I wonder how fast AWS will adopt it on Lambda?

Helpling access and consume it is called secondary liability: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secondary_liability

I expect the case law around this sort of thing will continue to evolve.

Here is a map of where it is illegal. (the blue) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention#/media/File:B...

Why have a Terms of Service for what is clearly an illegal site? https://popcorntime.io/tos

The best way to start contributing is by using an open source project and open issues on any problems you find. Or for features that you would like. Then see if you can fix one of those small issues yourself. Fork, fix, and submit your pull request.

Documentation issues are also a great place to start and can have you digging in the code to truly understand what an API or method are suppose to do.

Is your correlated.org data-set or result-set available bulk or via API?

HAH! I almost just had coffee spurting out of my nose.

Nobody is lucky to have xenophobic and bigoted leaders.

pretty slick online editor. Has some nice touches.

Where is the national do-not-call list for clueless tech recruiters?

This was one of the most ironic things I found: https://s3.amazonaws.com/reviz-tutorials/The_Pirates_Code.pd...

Quite a sensationalist title. Perhaps I don't fully comprehend the ins and outs of high end jewelry but the pictures felt like over the top items that might be costume jewelry or might be part of Liberace's estate sale...

I've switched to markdown for most of my personal stuff. In Word my typing content to formatting content was around 60/40. In markdown I format as I type and it's maybe 5% tops.

Anyone have more info on the different materials the article mentions? on the carbon3d.com website they have a couple short clips about elastic or durable, but that is about it.

I hardly ever subscribe to youtube channels, but I clicked it as soon as I finished watching part one.

This should surprise no one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A

What would you call those square axles? Gears, cogwheels and sprockets all have teeth. The cube doesn't exactly have teeth... Come on logophiles, help me out!