DKnoll

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by DKnoll 9y ago
The concern isn't about US consumers, it's about the US government (law enforcement, defence, etc.) using the drones and having data sent back.
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by DKnoll 9y ago
I can import my 23AndMe data into Ancestry.com.
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I meant as compared to other providers, which is what he seemed to suggest. Also my government provides health insurance.
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by DKnoll 9y ago
They still offer health information in Canada (where I live).
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by DKnoll 9y ago
> For my family, the heritage was a bit educational, though it often felt a bit like wrong guesses (if you're 25% English, 25% Scottish, 25% Welsh, 25% Irish, you'll come back 100% "British Isles"). My spouse's 2
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by DKnoll 9y ago
What are the privacy concerns with 23AndMe? Curious as I'm a user.
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by DKnoll 9y ago
While I would personally prefer FreeNAS (or just to roll my own), remember that you're supposed to be planning for the next person in your position. Sometimes a commercial appliance really is the best way to go. If you do roll your own
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by DKnoll 9y ago
I know this is a joke but Billy G is probably a significantly better person than you will ever be.
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by DKnoll 9y ago
> The Ethics of Jazz (Lecture Series) - Free Online Video - Herbie Hancock, Harvard
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by DKnoll 9y ago
https://www.vox.com/2014/9/9/5975653/with-genetic-testing-i-...
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by DKnoll 9y ago
Several members of my family and I have used 23AndMe. It's interesting. I haven't logged into the site since about a week or two after getting it, but the health stuff was interesting (didn't really learn anything new but it
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by DKnoll 9y ago
I had one when I was a kid. Hilariously it did the satanic voice after I threw it against a wall. Didn't do that again.
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by DKnoll 9y ago
You should be using whatever anti-spam solution you have to check outbound mail as well as inbound. Also as a stopgap you can switch to a smarthost until you get delisted (SendGrid is decent).
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by DKnoll 9y ago
I generally use the NRC NTP servers. https://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/eng/services/time/network_time.ht...
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by DKnoll 9y ago
Noticed this as well, granted it may be because I had to lose about 20 legacy extensions...
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by DKnoll 9y ago
First off, I'm not a prospective client, but I have some questions. How can I customize the site? How about custom fields in the client on-boarding wizard? Can I use my own domain? To be honest I don't see anything I couldn't
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by DKnoll 9y ago
A municipality with only 10,000 homes isn't even approaching city status, more like a small town... but I get your point. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Settlement_hierarchy
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by DKnoll 9y ago
What is the point of that Catalyst 2940 switch? https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/dbiua...
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by DKnoll 9y ago
The production Dodge Demon can do 0-60 in 2.1-2.3s. Good, yes, but not unheard of.
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by DKnoll 9y ago
The question is how long you live to te... LOST CARRIER
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by DKnoll 9y ago
I set one up on Twilio for an employer, cost is slightly more than the ~$1/month per DID with minutes charges. It's a small conference with an unchanging set of attendees so I just have it protected with a static pin. I am in the
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by DKnoll 9y ago
I'm curious, why lighttpd and not nginx? Also certbot doesn't directly support lighttpd but you can still automate the whole Let's Encrypt renewal process with a brief script on top of it.
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by DKnoll 9y ago
> A softphone for calls (this shouldn't be an issue with the bandwidths listed) As long as you have at least 64Kb/s up and down available for each call (depends on codec) bandwidth is largely irrelevant... what is really import
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by DKnoll 9y ago
Yeah that can be a PITA. Samba is always an option if you want to make it a bit easier for yourself. You can run a domain for Windows (and other platform) machines without the increased overhead and licensing cost of a Windows DC (although
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by DKnoll 9y ago
It promotes YCombinator startups, which in turn makes them money.
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What did you find painful about setting up Hyper-V Server?
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How do you know it was one? They don't mention one being seized by the FBI. I thought the same thing but without evidence I'd hardly jump to insulting the intelligence of the author... Sophos blogs and SMEs tend to be pretty well
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by DKnoll 9y ago
Wrong terminology, my bad. I meant adding a rule for MailChimp origin emails that increases spam score but doesn't necessarily doom the message alone. Dropping their mail altogether would definitely cause some legitimate messages to be
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by DKnoll 9y ago
Blacklisting would be pretty irresponsible, greylisting maybe.
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You get what you pay for.

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