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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Its what happens when people are brainwashed to believe you literally just helped elect hitler.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
VMs. Spin up a few vagrant instances to test that stack you're coding and you can quickly wish you had more memory.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Just cut off access entirely. No pay? No heat/AC. Nest should do this across their whole product line. For Dropcam, No pay? We're gonna put your house up as a live feed for others to watch. Including Nest protect. No pay? No smoke
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I, also, am 100% nest (four thermostats). I, also, would never pay 10$/month/thermostat for this service. I am not shitting on nest here, but I will say there are others out there now who are as or more intelligent though definite
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Translation: we just collectively shit ourselves.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
> I thought the "coincidence" he was talking about was that the DDOS occurred on the same day that he jokingly threatened to take down Twitter. Yes, exactly. He gave twitter a "deadline" of two days, two days before t
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Its a slight variation since Adams was careful to not use the word free speech, so they can't use that particular tact (twitter is private, you don't have any right to free speech, read the constitution somtime!).
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
The problem is that twitter doesn't display their feed as "twitter opinion," nor does facebook. When I go to the new york times or a similar publication's works I understand that I'm getting a biased to their POV fe
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Agreed. I have conversations with a lot of people about politics, even though where I live it puts me sometimes into uncomfortable positions and I'm sure I've lost customers or other business opportunities due to it. The people su
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I read all of the tweets back-and-forth between milo and leslie jones (and I would encourage anyone to do the same). Now, I do like milo (I find him hilarious), and I'm not such a fan of jones but I do understand he exists to be a prov
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Nothing, really. Its just that he has the audacity to have a different opinion than others. And/or that he doesn't recognize how historic a clinton presidency would be and/or agree that trump is zomg dangerous. He's also
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
WFA? I ask, because if there's a site that routinely discusses stuff like this (advanced yet practical medical stuff) i'd be very interested in reading it.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
100% agreed on facebook. TV is more complex, I can definitely waste lots of time trying to figure out what to watch, but, having a pre-made playlist of lots of fluffy TV (think 40+ seasons of law&order reruns all mixed up) provides a go
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Not sure what HNs opinion of this will be.... I used to have similar issues. It was mostly down to procrastination and overwork/stress. Weekends were really bad since I was so busy/stressed from the week that I would get into an a
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
+1 for TinyDNS. I just wish it scaled to multiple cores :(
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
A lot of providers do have 'fixed' portions of costs, so, it won't be quite 1/2 or 1/3rd. It may, at scale, be like 100% (one provider), 55%+55% (two) and 40%+40%+40% (three). Still eminently affordable.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
> is was anybody prepared / preparing for a DDOS on a DNS like this Yes. I have, personally, been under attack with as-large or larger than todays attacks at my DNS infrastructure and survived.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
> the server that's hosting a leak Honestly, that's fairly thin. WL uses torrents and other means of disseminating data that don't rely on central control structures. Plus, presumably, WL has the ability to quickly shift d
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
From what I know of the situation (don't trust me, I'm not going to offer citations or sources), this attack wasn't particularly large in terms of gigabits/second. It was, however, very large in terms of economic impact.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Not that I think its a particularly good idea, but, you could make a law like that. I suppose, the ban on disposable products in food service and shopping (styrofoam and plastic bags) already is.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
> one of the candidates in this election has previously stated that Assange should be killed Is it really biased to expose lies and wrongdoings of a person who called for you to be executed without trial?
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Hard to compare to someone who was never elected and served prior to the advent of modern communication or even polling to determine things like that (hardly implying that I consider modern polling authoritative).
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
approval rating is different than favorability, which was what I meant (I should have used the more specific term). In any event, if she's elected, she will have 4 years to drop below 30%, its an easy goal.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
> a mere dating site Kinda making me think its not? Don't the 3-letters routinely buy or start companies like this to use for their own purposes?
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Best case scenario for her: she's elected as the least-liked president in history.