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Abekkus
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Abekkus
3y ago
I'm wondering if weather patterns can drop that accuracy back to mere microseconds. Just in case, you can rely on wired terrestrial signals for similar precision: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precision_Time_Protoc
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Abekkus
3y ago
OPSEC is a myth, apparently.
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Abekkus
3y ago
Reflective foil is pretty cheap though, and tracking small drones isn’t trivial
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3y ago
Bread and circuses. Roe V Wade was just revoked, folks. Women are being sent to prison for miscarriages.
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Abekkus
3y ago
Controlling humidity cant prevent human damage from mold, as well.
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3y ago
How do we ever hope to differentiate between useful evangelism and stockholm syndrome? Either way, I'm probably learning a lot of postgresql this year. I do really wish we had at least settled on one data format instead of having enou
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Abekkus
3y ago
I saw a similar problem at dhs. The contractors who run email & office software don’t talk with the contractors who run their web presence, on two completely separate domains. Lots of US gov orgs use way too many contracts instead of s
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3y ago
Does our CA/browser infrastructure prevent the government from registering a trusted .gov CA instead of a trusted root CA?
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3y ago
GSA had that chance when they wrote the rules for all government services to use https. They didn’t even offer letsencrypt, much less build their own CA. The corporate CAs wanted their cut of more tax money.
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3y ago
Systemically, conscription can be "better" if it is randomized and includes everyone. "Volunteer" Armies just means that rich parents can decide to start wars without worrying that their kids might be sent to fight.
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Abekkus
3y ago
I would think a high maintenance partner would be a turn-off for anyone chasing FIRE, anyways?
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3y ago
You want about 15CFM fresh air per person to address CO2, which is 14x less outdoor ventilation than 5eACH recommended interior filtering & ventilation. For my small, crowded house, at least.
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3y ago
Let’s go back further. You can’t just limit your own personal engagements to non-electronic ones. You also need your entire network of connections to not be tainted.
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3y ago
Or you could save $2k on materials & labor, and put in a filtered vent fan. You only need around 15CFM per resident. Household HRVs & ERVs have suspiciously low heat efficiencies for their costs.
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4y ago
As an engineer, I care about the other products of monitoring: tickets, alerts, reports. My management? The people with the money? All they think about from that stack is the graphs they can view on Grafana.
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Abekkus
4y ago
And then we got bitcoin. When you read good satire, bet on the world falling for it in the future.
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4y ago
The sad thing that sticks in my head is that, if you’re the person who could afford the higher tier ad-free experience, you’re also worth more to the advertisers than people who can’t afford ad-free. so if ad-based free tiers are profitable
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4y ago
I'm sure there's an academic word for it, but after some point, popularity can simply breed more popularity, without any actionable, functional reason. Get popular enough, and people will find it worthwhile to publish reasons fo
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4y ago
what would be a shortlist of your best VR experiences?
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4y ago
Aldi requires a quarter to use a shopping cart. If you don't return your cart, someone else probably will for a quarter per cart.
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4y ago
It became acceptable along with containers, so that the very OS the script is working on, is already isolated and disposable. You also mentioned dozens of packaging solutions. Which package manager should a single developer target first?
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4y ago
Building a resilient p2p service on the internet doesn't just require not using big name SaaS, it means building that service to not need the WebCAs or even DNS, two core services that are anything but p2p. I honestly don't know o
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4y ago
What editor takes care of your parentheses? I haven't found anything quite painless enough for me to want to dive into all that punctuation. Are you talking about paredit? Parinfer? Something else?
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4y ago
Not sure I could enforce QoS priority on the wireguard traffic. Easier with a non-guest SSID. Is there a huge performance benefit if there's just one SSID running in my airspace? Also, for the OP, sounds like it's time to put th
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4y ago
Adblockers are arguably worse to a company than piracy. Pirates often argue that they aren't causing a lost sale, because if the product wasn't free, the pirate customer simply wouldn't use the product in the first place. Pir
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4y ago
I'd heard that in the army, once you reach General, you get to pick out your own uniform (she made it to some level of admiral during her service)
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4y ago
Yep, hanlon's razor does not apply to centers of power, where anyone present had to fight cunningly just to get there.
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4y ago
The first planet earth wasn't just given different voiceover for American audiences, it was recut. The brass called the Attenborough cut "excruciatingly slow-paced", so once they decided to re-edit, it was probably easier to
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5y ago
Cities don't need to grow far upwards if they just throw out cars. 3-5 floors are plenty
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5y ago
I don't notice that effect from IF, but I definitely notice irritability when I'm restricting calories and actually losing weight.
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