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SoloKeys[0] are one alternative

[0] https://solokeys.com/


AWS Secrets Manager with strong a strong least-privilege, regularly-reviews IAM configuration has worked well for us


Building on this I’ve found https://github.com/segmentio/chamber to be super useful


This is what we use and it works exactly as you would expect. The only downside is that it seems to get very expensive very quickly.


The journalist interviews a police chief in the video who claims "99% of these cases" involve an iPhone rather than Android


If that's true (the 99% claim), then I doubt that's for any technological reason.

Thieves would simply target people with iPhones because they're more likely to have money, and in particular people with the newest flagship iPhones.


I was never able to fit this class into my schedule at UT, thanks for posting


I’m in a similar situation and agree with everything you’ve said. Although I enjoy the ritual aspect of weed I’ve also found that I enjoy the actual effects far less than I used to, and when I take a few weeks off I don’t really miss it.

The worst part is the 3-4 days after quitting falling asleep becomes quite difficult so I need to make a point to go on long runs/bike rides to fall asleep easier


I’ve found melatonin to be a fairly mild, yet effective, sleep aid. I mostly use it to manage the clock on eastbound long flights (to fall asleep earlier than local time would have me do that.)


One thing to note about melatonin is there’s little consistency between the dosage listed on the bottle and the actual dose. Not a problem if it works for you but just something to be aware of, more info on the second heading here [0] if you’re interested

[0] https://scopeblog.stanford.edu/2022/10/05/ask-me-anything-ne...


They sell it in a liquid form you can drop into water, that would at least be consistent per bottle.


frequent melatonin wreaks havoc on your natural sleep system

it's great for jetlag, but not as a regular 'mild' sleep aid


I’ve only started to notice this in the past year or so, it’s a bizarre feeling compared to just a normal hangover. Certainly dissuades me from drinking too much now.


I interned at a company called Chartmetric one summer that you may find interesting. Happy to chat if you have any questions!

https://chartmetric.com/


Curious if it was a paid internship because unpaid internships are more common in creative fields.


It was paid, I should’ve clarified the role was as a SWE intern


Do you have any pointers or a guide you followed? I’d be interested in trying this


I am in a French Facebook group called "La Confrerie De La Charcuterie Maison Officiel". Though it is mostly French folks and I can speak the language but Facebook does a decent job translating. I also used the information on https://www.leblogsaucisson.fr which can also be really easy to translate. The best recipe I did so far was this one: https://www.leblogsaucisson.fr/saucisson-fermier/ where I used two different casings (sheep and pork). The sheep one dried really quickly and the pork one is still drying.

In a nutshell... it's a lot like making sausages you'd cook to eat except the salt content is increased and you may want to inoculate the casing with some Mold-600(p. nalgiovense) like I do. The rest is about setting up the right environment for the sausages to cure and dry.

I use an Inkbird controller (ITC-608T 1800W) in a small wine fridge where I have a humidifier (a small fan on top of a bowl of water I fill from time to time), a dehumidifier (connected to the inkbird) and the thermometer circuit connected directly to the fridge and through the inkbird. It keeps the fridge at around 13C(55F) and 75-80% relative humidity with the settings I use and it does some really amazing results. One thing to note is that all equipment you connect has to have automatic on when power comes back on as the controller just turns the wall plug on and off.


We have this in Norway, it’s called allemannsretten “every man’s right”


sso.tax lists tons of examples of the price increases you’ve mentioned


I love that! Needs to be more known, it’s like SSL certificates when LetsEncrypt didn’t exist.

Edit: It has been posted 7 times in the last year.


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