Bedon292

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by Bedon292 4y ago
Some of those mistakes they have made are totally inexcusable, and I don't want to come across as defending them. Just trying to get some more context because I am clueless about the medical devices field. Those devices are developing
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Yes, thin plastic bags are very bad for typical processing machines. They take them at grocery stores so they can be a different stream. Although I have my doubts that much recycling is actually done with them there too. Putting things in r
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by Bedon292 4y ago
The most valuable stuff in a landfill is probably aluminum, and based on some 2018 US numbers [1] estimated 1.8% of the mass of the landfill. Would need to dig through ~55.5 tonnes in an ideal scenario to get a tonne. Assuming you can sort
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Prince William did the same with Glass. But also only takes 1 and 2 plastic now. My understanding was that there isn't any facility that can economically handle the glass anywhere in the region. So it just wasn't affordable to do
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Plenty of flights in the US are BYOD already. You connect to the WiFi and have access to a website (on a laptop) or it's in their app on mobile. And it has video on demand served locally from the plane. It's airline edits with wat
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Its definitely possible for something to work and still suck to use. Just because you can get there eventually doesn't mean the experience of clicking through a dozen menus to find where a button has been moved with this update is a go
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Thanks for the tip about Zooz, they do look nearly identical may have to pick up a few for additional switches. I have had no need for any additional documentation for all of the GE / Enbrighten switches I have installed in my house. O
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by Bedon292 4y ago
It is awesome to be able to do things isolated client side and not have to deal with permissions and resources for something like a training website. Which is all stuff you would have to deal with for a hosted version. And there are plenty
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I know there is bias in who enters data on levels, but is there something else that makes it garbage data? Can you elaborate? Because I have never seen it as 'garbage data' and would like to know more.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
If something bugged me enough I really wanted to provide feedback, I don't think I have ever not found a way to send it. There is normally some way to do it but definitely can be tricky. GitHub issues, feedback forms, or even just the
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by Bedon292 4y ago
What is the market share of Chrome users who use ad blocking though? I don't know if its large enough to make a dent in the overall market share. And even then not sure everyone who has one installed would jump. I have it in my mom&#x2
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Yeah, definitely thinking about doing something similar. Was wondering about something like Zero Tier as well. I just don't use my phone all that much away from home, so it hasn't been up on the priority list.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
AdGuard Home is another option along with the PiHole another commented mentioned. I have that running at home forcing all port 53 traffic to it via the firewall. So ads are blocked on all devices on the network. So easy I sometimes forget I
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by Bedon292 4y ago
It is all based on OSM data. And I haven't checked in a few months but I believe Maplibre, which is doing the rendering, require the tiles all be in Web Mercator, which is an earth based coordinate system. So you would probably need to
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Have you looked into Nominatim [1] for reverse geocoding? [1] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Nominatim
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by Bedon292 4y ago
It isn't costing me 3% directly, it costs the vendor. Which is already baked into the costs and charged to all of the customers no matter their payment method (typically). So I get other benefits and points / cash back on my purch
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I doubt a mandate like that would be possible. Especially stating curry directly. They already aren't allowed to damage the place, but proving its a "damage" is probably the hard part. And typically they are already placing a
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by Bedon292 4y ago
The flat was the source of income until someone started squatting. So it was making money. And I would expect selling it would be close to impossible with someone squatting in it already.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Does forgetting to pay a credit card bill once do anything to credit checks? I don't know if I got lucky, or what. I forgot one once when I thought I had put it on auto pay. It was late enough that the next bill was what made me realiz
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Yeah, provisioned IOPS can add up quick. Never had justification to spend on them myself. If I need IO I use instances with attached storage, otherwise I purely use the GP SSDs.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I'm not sure I follow. Is this not an arrest for violation of laws in place in Netherlands? Their criminal investigation started two months ago, not because of the US sanctions. How is this the EU bowing down to the US financial system
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I would be interested in a longer version of the post if it is something you are considering making available.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I don't know if I go so far as to say objectively wrong but definitely felt off. And other approaches would probably have been better. If it is a question: "Should we do X?" They are asking for an opinion about if it should b
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by Bedon292 4y ago
This reminds me of a time, many years ago now, another engineer and myself ended up in a debate with one of the executives. We seemed to be in a very strong disagreement with them. After well over an hour of getting nowhere we ended up goin
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Tornado Cash, which had an organization on GitHub and the developers were members of that organization. I don't know if I agree with the decision but I certainly understand why it would be made by a lawyer trying to ensure they are in
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Some users still have their funds inside the Tornado ecosystem. Its more like having your money in a bank account in Russia and you no longer have a legal way to get that money back to the US.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Don't currently have? Sure. The quote says "At that time, we had no evidence" so I think that would be harder to argue. You could maybe make the case the statement means: At that specific moment we didn't have any eviden
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by Bedon292 4y ago
A bit of an over simplification on my part. The comment I responded to said "the target here is a software package, essentially speech" I was trying to point out that the speech part of the software wasn't the target. The fac
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I seem to have gotten the EOs mixed up and thought they were different. You are correct. EO 13694 was amended by EO 13757. [1] And section 1.a.ii reads: "any person determined by the Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the
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by Bedon292 4y ago
What grounds would there be to fight? I don't think GitHub has any standing to fight the sanctions themselves. And if an entity is sanctioned all US persons and companies must stop providing them services. Hosting a git repo for them c

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