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I’m surprised that a crashing F-35 wouldn’t generate enough fire and smoke to be easily detected.
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Good article, and I generally agree that people are too quick to say “Ahh, this looks like a two week project” and ignore broader complexity. I’ve definitely seen a fair amount of that. My question is, how do I know that the OTS solution wo
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Unless you own a datacenter I don’t think that’s a full solution to the “passwords on someone else’s server” problem.
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Wow, this is wildly stressful to watch, even all these years later.
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Binaries are unsigned, third party update service, Google safe browsing disabled unless you build from source, running unusual browser setups can actually make you more distinctive online, unencrypted DNS by default, speed of security patch
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> Will you indemnify those that follow your advice? I strongly feel that this is a terrible metric for comments on the internet. First, the person you’re replying to has nothing to gain and a lot to lose by saying "yes". Second
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Heavily depends on locale and what the employment contract says. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severance_package But Musk did publicly promise severance, then didn’t deliver. That would almost certainly be breach of
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With all due respect, I think 99+% of people who Google “coronavirus” are looking for info about Covid-19, and as such the results being about C19 is pretty reasonable imo. It’s like how if you Google “watergate” you’ll near-exclusively get
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Soda bottles are injection-blowmolded, which requires fairly predictable elongation under heat and pressure. I do know using 100% post consumer plastic would affect elongation, but I don’t know how significant the effect is or how hard it w
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Google, for one. They have integrated chat, and a capable document platform.
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Companies undermine potential markets for others all the time - that’s what adding new features does. Facebook adding chat was a huge blow to MSN messenger. Reddit adding image uploads natively to their platform was a huge blow to third par
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Even if the delta was the result of a lack of candidates from disadvantaged castes, to me that suggests that the discrimination already happened earlier, weeding out the disadvantaged castes before they could even become qualified candidate
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Spamhaus is huge. A listed IP will see email bounce rates exceeding 50%, easily. Most large North American ISPs use at least one Spamhaus list. Tier-1s don’t generally advertise which blocklists they use, but the 2010-ish “Stophaus” DDoS at
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The comment you’re replying to lists several examples already, like the use of the Spamhaus DROP list. https://www.spamhaus.org/drop/
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Very cool. Does anybody have any information on how much improvement they saw in earlier trials?
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I think it would incentivize bailing out as soon as times get slightly rough, and last thing you want is all your best (and most mobile) employees quitting when you need them most. For example, if my company has a bad quarter and makes $0 n
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I have a milder version of this body chemistry. Old Apple laptops seemed more vulnerable - my 2014 MBP shows only very mild pitting, but my 2009(?) had significantly worse pitting in half the time. I still haven’t upgraded off my 2014, so I
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> High-frequency trading doesn't need to exist Neither does most of the stock market, for many definitions of “need”. But on the flip side, nobody has ever really demonstrated strong negative effects from HFT and many studies show p
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I don’t think the price is particularly good. Even if we value the domain at $30 per year, that still leaves $350 per year for hosting and support. I’d expect to be able to host a bunch of century Wordpress sites for very very cheaply, prov
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I disagree on how you scoped the discussion on the fall of communism. Why are we scoping down to just Russia? If you scoped broader to include the other post-Soviet counties you’d include all the countries where life expectancy has signific
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I’d like to see a source for that. I don’t really see how it could compare to WW2 or the Three Kingdoms War or Taiping Rebellion or Great Chinese Famine or Black Death or either the Justinian or Antoine plagues.
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I’d be curious to know what actual inflation is on hosting plans. Feels to me like inflation on budget-tier hosting is zero to negative, but that’s very subjective. In any case, I’d expect to be able to host a bunch of century Wordpress sit
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They already announced that in ~1 year dev mode will become a paid feature - 25 bucks a month per dev, or 35 if you’re on the “enterprise” plan.
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Yes, to me it looks like he’s adding an official license-like note, but then declaring that he’s still GPL compliant because although his note is easily confused with a license it’s not actually a license. He then gets cranky if people remo
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> IIRC the citation notice was cleared by Stallman as GPL compatible Do you have a source for this? Im confused by this, as the GPL section 7 is pretty clear that additional restrictions are effectively void. I suppose it’s technically n
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One thing not explained here is what “FD&C” means - it’s Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. It just means the dye is FDA approved as being safe for humans.
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> I suspect the ‘legal’ claims being made aren’t that solid either Section 7 of the GPL specifically says that additional restrictive terms on GPL software (like “pay me $1000 or cite me”) can be ignored or removed. If the software’s aut
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You can add all the extra restrictions you want, but they effectively won’t do anything. Expecting both the GPL and the additional restrictions to apply is a violation of section 7 of the GPL. > All other non-permissive additional terms
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I can’t help but feel that fighting for residuals for digital extras is a losing cause. Regardless of what you negotiate, the studios will probably eliminate the “scanning actual humans” step sooner rather than later and replace the entire
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Please don’t take the following as an endorsement of Bambu. > What benefit does "cloud" offer a 3d printer? A large print can take 24 hours or more. Offering the ability to walk away and check-in and issue commands remotely is

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