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by 22c 7y ago
I agree with what you're saying, although there is not really a reason why this can't be done with BT client-side. It's just that, AFAIK, no torrent client supports this. BT will, by default, prefer to download the least popu
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by 22c 7y ago
Piracy isn't stealing. Many people have been over this. You've been brainwashed if you think it's stealing. It's still against the law in many places, but to call it stealing is just spreading misinformation and propagan
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by 22c 7y ago
I don't have full access to the article, but it would seem as though the headline has been editorialized. CADR and air quality are not exactly the same thing, the latter being somewhat ill-defined. A better title is probably "pott
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by 22c 7y ago
I recently added a Rake task to one of our builds which checks for the exact problem mentioned in GP, after having 3 separate occasions in the last 6 months where OSX "smart" characters have changed the encoding of a file consumed
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by 22c 7y ago
Thanks, I was not aware of ma1sd. I saw Gridepo but it seems to solve different problems. I felt as though getting Matrix 95% up and running was relatively straight-forward, but I spent far too long trying to configure self-registration, em
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by 22c 7y ago
You certainly can for individual use. My experience was more about setting up an enterprise-grade server with identity management.
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by 22c 7y ago
> they really have a highly usable product Setting up a Matrix server is a lot harder than you might think, especially when you start talking about federation and identity management. The mxisd[1] project has recently disbanded due to wh
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by 22c 7y ago
> of course you will be able to, but your e-mails won't reach most customers Unfortunately, I found this to already be somewhat of a reality. Even with all the best practices I went to, many MTAs simply don't trust my IP addres
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by 22c 7y ago
What's interesting is setting up a handler for DMARC aggregated feedback reports. I determined that it's not worth doing yourself, even Microsoft do not handle their own DMARC reports. I ended up outsourcing DMARC report processin
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by 22c 7y ago
I setup an enterprise-grade Mattermost server in a weekend. The hardest part wasn't even Mattermost itself, but getting SMTP working reliably in the age of DKIM/SPF/DMARC policies. This could be sidestepped by using any of th
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by 22c 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_PowerToys
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by 22c 7y ago
I wouldn't say it's an impossible problem. It's fairly simple, in my mind. If someone tries to send me a message on Signal it should go into purgatory. On my end, I should be able to see who is trying to send me the message (
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by 22c 7y ago
Whilst not the same as mentioned in TFA, I noticed in Signal that if you allow it access to your contacts it will tell you how many of your contacts are already on Signal. I understand this is useful from a usability/discoverability as
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by 22c 7y ago
The J-11 sorties seemed to be mainly concerned with making sure the Seahawks stayed on their side of the fence.
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by 22c 7y ago
~36% of the voting power comes from top 20 institutional/mutual fund holders and about 14% of the vote comes from Jeff Bezos himself[1]. The board of directors recommended all holders vote against this. Even if every shareholding emplo
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by 22c 7y ago
If it is, I like the other Zappa tie in: https://www.zappa.io
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by 22c 8y ago
It seems quite obviously political to me.
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by 22c 8y ago
This seems off-topic, but I don't have the ability to flag. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by 22c 8y ago
> Tonträger Closest word in English is phonorecord, it's not really used by the general population.
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by 22c 8y ago
Isn't this old news? * https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/apr/16/scientis... * https://news.stanford.edu/pr/2015/pr-worms-digest-plastics-0...
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by 22c 8y ago
The question is stated correctly, I believe the mix up is in the part about triviality. > “Non-trivial” means here that there is some number of blue dots for which the statement would not have been true. I think this is supposed to say &
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by 22c 8y ago
> But the win probability will always be >0.5 so long as the "prior" probability distribution has a nonzero probability of being between Alice's two numbers. I'm not sure if that always holds true. Let's say A
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by 22c 9y ago
I used to be able to unlock my computer before the monitor even finished turning on but now there's an annoying delay where I have to press a button, wait for the screen to turn on, then sometimes press another button to activate the p
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by 22c 9y ago
Déjà vu: http://heronjournal.nl/56-12/1.pdf https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2015/jun/29...