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by No1 4y ago
No, it's not a good idea to dispose of toxic waste on playgrounds. The stuff flakes apart over time and degrades in sunlight, and generally ends up everywhere in the vicinity of the TDP padding. Soccer goalies are just the canary in th
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by No1 4y ago
The Supreme Court seems to be on a tear overturning past landmark cases. It has turned into a complete kangaroo court, entirely willing to go through any legal contortions to arrive at the new political majority’s desired outcomes. This is
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by No1 4y ago
Huy Fong probably would not be in this predicament if they had not attempted to screw over their primary jalapeño grower. https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-sriracha-lawsui...
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by No1 5y ago
They are using ODoH in the private relay. https://www.apple.com/privacy/docs/iCloud_Private_Relay_Over...
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by No1 5y ago
If anyone is wondering why the threaded implementation was slower > pool = ThreadPool(40)
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by No1 5y ago
There would be a caching server inside SK Telecom's network if SK didn't demand payment from Netflix to provide SK the caching server. "But SK Broadband demanded that Netflix pay network usage fees on top of installing those
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by No1 5y ago
> No one's ever going to inject a live virus into themselves. Ironically, that is exactly what people are doing when they get the J&J vaccine. At this point, I think that's 20 million people proving you wrong.
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by No1 5y ago
I once had an interviewer wax poetic about fizzbuzz, the multitude of ways to solve it, and what he considered to be the most elegant of answers after I gave him a solution. I was sitting there thinking "I think you've missed the
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by No1 5y ago
For one, Walgreens has shuttered a portion of their SF fleet due to increased theft and lack of enforcement. I would trust their inventory theft statistics much more than the police department’s, and so do they. On the other hand, what evid
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by No1 5y ago
“Data from the San Francisco Police Department suggests these reports may be overblown.” Reporting theft to the police department is a waste of time since police will not pursue or investigate the petty theft. After spending much time filin
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by No1 5y ago
Thank you for that, it made my day. His publications page is well worth the scroll.
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by No1 5y ago
I’d much rather have someone steal my watch than my arm.
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by No1 6y ago
I thought the same thing when I was watching a friend do this work at 2 AM on a Friday night. Then I realized it doesn’t cost the investment bank a single penny to ask an analyst to spend his weekend doing cut and paste work, whereas automa
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by No1 6y ago
Your parents’ situation is exactly what resulted in proposition 13 in California. It seems it’s now fashionable to bash prop 13, but people forget what the alternative is.
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by No1 6y ago
I was thinking of this passage when I took some mandatory online corporate “security training” a few weeks ago. They required scrolling through all of the text on each page and looking at it for a minimum amount of time (a few minutes) befo
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by No1 6y ago
The penalty for IBM: "the Commission now invites Respondent to join with it in an effort toward a just resolution of this matter" and "If you decline to enter into conciliation discussions, or when the Commission’s representa
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by No1 6y ago
> especially now that everybody's jumping on the Agile bandwagon, including Windows. There needs to be a way to ensure new versions reach their users given everyone's just churning out barely working software these days. The fa
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by No1 7y ago
> Given how medicine works, the chances of actually seeing this in action are low. This has already been happening in Lombardy according to an account I read about two weeks ago.
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by No1 7y ago
That would be ~1%
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by No1 8y ago
Consider putting a flagpole with brightly colored flag on the back of your trailer. I often see these on child trailers and sometimes recumbent bikes - it helps immensely with visibility by putting something in the sight line of drivers.
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by No1 9y ago
From the article > Those numbers are almost certainly higher in reality: in court, Goodyear admitted it has received at least 98 injury and/or death claims over the tire.
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by No1 9y ago
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by No1 9y ago
Had an almost identical experience when I bought a bunch of electronics. In my case, they sent a warning saying I would not be able to contest any more purchases for some period of time and that my account was at risk of being suspended. I
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by No1 10y ago
The Apple monitors that these LGs are replacing had built-in Ethernet ports.
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by No1 10y ago
It's not just the buyers who are scammers - the amount of counterfeit and significantly-not-as-described stuff being sold is astounding. Ebay is large enough to do their own sample purchases, but clearly they just don't care. I st
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by No1 10y ago
> C-level officers are usually paid in stock as well as cash, but the staff reporting directly to them are salaried employees. A great point, but note that the writer considers C-level officers to be workers in this case. The headline mi
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by No1 10y ago
> After all, the pay for C.E.O.s and other highly paid people counts in those compensation numbers. Most people consider workers to be rank-and-file employees, not executives. The writer goes on to discount the effect of executive pay on
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by No1 10y ago
The article makes it sound like the SF decided to set a goal of "100 percent renewable energy by 2020" without a clue of how to achieve that goal - but gee does it sound nice. Realizing that the city is not going to be able to fun
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by No1 10y ago
A link to the actual legislation: https://sfgov.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=4399794&GUID=FE2...
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by No1 11y ago
It's amazing to me that instead of seeking out and prosecuting the handful of people causing problems near airports, the FCC wants to prevent everyone in the United States from running open source router firmware.

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