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by 9x39 2y ago
HIV has heavily…gendered outcomes. Others have mentioned infection rates, there’s also sheer exposure rates to consider. https://www.cdc.gov/hiv-data/nhss/estimated-hiv-incidence-an...
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by 9x39 2y ago
On one hand, companies sometimes add value with rereleases of older catalogs: resolution updates, new multiplayer infrastructure, new content, etc. On the other, huge companies that could do better throw out an AI upscale, more or less, and
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by 9x39 2y ago
The highly passionate crowd is usually just outnumbered by the growth of the market, maybe: new people every year either age in or are drawn in. At the same time, maybe people do like being abused even if they won’t admit if it means going
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by 9x39 2y ago
What do you like about Touch ID? I think I'd switch platforms before going away from Face ID, it's so trivial to authenticate without even moving a muscle that I don't even think about it. I have an older iPad with touch ID,
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by 9x39 2y ago
Open source OS's also don't do anything for the typical person in a feature sense so there's way less to go wrong and way fewer users to ever discover/report issues. Non-technical users want to run specific hardware like
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by 9x39 2y ago
True, and I admit I didn't think that was a literal requirement, more so just the availability of "some" mGig or 10G ports. What would the use case be for 24px2.5G switches, you think? They seem rare. The "home network w
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by 9x39 2y ago
Unfortunate. Reolink even has wireless cameras, but they will require a DC input, so you'd need an outdoor electrical outlet if you can't drill any holes and sneak either a power or UTP Ethernet cable. Given the strict physical re
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by 9x39 2y ago
Mikrotik, Ubiquiti, TrendNet, Mokerlink and all the other Chinese brands usually have something in this space (4-48 port managed L2 or L3 switches). A lot of the chipsets are mentioned in reviews on sites like ServeTheHome. The sub-enterpri
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by 9x39 2y ago
If you insist on 'secure' firmware, you're fighting uphill and probably going to be disappointed with the ecosystem out there. Tunnel back to your home network to access cams if that worries you. I recommend either Ubiquiti o
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by 9x39 2y ago
You could switch to Synology to use their photo app: https://www.synology.com/en-global/DSM70/SynologyPhotos I've seen people do the self-hosted route such as Nextcloud, and people commonly suggest Immitch, b
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by 9x39 2y ago
Unfortunately, that seems unlikely given OpenWRT (and DD-WRT before them) seem to prefer tinkering than making user-friendly products. It's one thing if it's a simple functional UI on the cheapest hardware possible, but when peopl
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by 9x39 2y ago
> Short-term vs long-term focus means nothing. Manufacturing, generally? Solar? Batteries? Semiconductors? Cyber espionage/warfare? I think those are more than nothing that China has had a demonstrable long term strategy in which be
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by 9x39 2y ago
That's really surprising. Any idea if it was Confluence self-hosted vs cloud? We have a pretty substantial Confluence Cloud and don't see the "search doesn't work" problem. Tangent: we have people who browse, and pe
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by 9x39 2y ago
As others have said in more detail: cost. So they enable remote control to cut costs. They don't want to pay a 24/7 on-site ops center. They take their chances and bolt-on security, and that's how the incentives work today.
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by 9x39 2y ago
I think you're right about pendulums here, but we might be about to see a US auto maker vs China auto maker inflection point like I read about in the 1980s with US vs Japan. I watching this video which lays out some fundamental diffs b
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by 9x39 2y ago
>A interested population is key to not having power concentrated in the hands of few who will exploit it inevitably. Doesn't this suggest its populations' collective votes that matter, not individuals' efforts? It could be
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by 9x39 2y ago
His point is that you're not tolerating anything in the sense of the verb. What have you tolerated?
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by 9x39 2y ago
>Inflation is over and done with. We even fixed income inequality; it's sharply reduced since 2019: Have prices sharply reduced since 2019?
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by 9x39 2y ago
Ah, I think I see where I failed to explain what I meant. You could skip the orchestration and remote storage layers altogether and cut your commands you run down to ~0 with local nvme SSDs. What orchestration do PCs running Steam and Epic
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by 9x39 2y ago
Given it's only 20 pcs, I might have just opted for fully local machines with a basic disk overlay software with exceptions for where Steam and Epic live. Course, engineering a centralized solution can be fun, but locked-down PCs are j
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by 9x39 2y ago
It's not entirely fair to say it happened in a vacuum, either, since car doors are damaged and fail-shut enough that almost every fire department has hydraulic rescue tools to force open trapped cars. The spontaneous combustion of Tesl
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by 9x39 2y ago
I had a similar experience with my GP. I was essentially dismissed outright (in surprising contrast to an otherwise dynamic/vigorous interest in my health) and am planning on revisiting this with a different GP soon. While I allow for
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by 9x39 2y ago
While that might be literally true depending how it’s measured, a majority of employees (especially professional types) don’t pay for their insurance unless they want to cover their family. Like with anything in American healthcare, it’s co
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by 9x39 2y ago
Not parent but look at Meater. My friends and I all use it.
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by 9x39 2y ago
We all indirectly benefit from the pressure tech workers put on the sector in negotiations for higher wages, perks like wfh, additional non-cash comp, etc. too.
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by 9x39 2y ago
There are many commenters that talk past each other given the emotionally charged topics of unions, pay, negotiations, etc. I think this is one of them. What I read from parent is that lifestyle inflation must be high in some of these demog
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by 9x39 2y ago
Would it be terrible if employees could fire their employers arbitrarily? Both parties have freedom in this arrangement, but we can find examples of both employees and employers with weak negotiating positions. I don't think that inval
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by 9x39 2y ago
This is super tangential, but isn't secondary storage basically free now? You could look at it as a % of overall computing spend (phone, laptop, desktop, acccessories, etc) or even just price/TB historically, and either way it&#x2
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by 9x39 2y ago
I think that's a real risk for anyone not doing their own DIY network and/or able to require the network to offer (or least not block) it. Depending on protocols nobody expects you to be depending on can be risky, particularly wit
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by 9x39 2y ago
I think I see where the discussion frequently diverges on these threads - you're pointing out that incarceration does not appear to decrease offenses, while myself and others are pointing out why more incarceration is an outcome (desir

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