Plasmoid

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by Plasmoid 2y ago
Rented housing isn't hoarded. The argument might have some merit if there was no market for used buildings and no market to build new housing. But that's reality. Go on loopnet and you can see plenty of buildings for sale.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
I was working at a place that delivered onprem software. One customer asked us "We like features of version N but we're running N-1. Can you backport them so you don't have to upgrade?". I replied we'd already done
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The Submarine (2005)(paulgraham.com)
19 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|5 comments
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
We have explicitly told customers not to pin our certificates and if they suffer downtime due to pinning it will not be considered a breach of our SLA. We have one customer who has demonstrated enough competence with certificates that we cr
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
> But there's nothing illegal nor discriminatory about companies having their workforce be in the office. Basically, this is the disparate impact argument. You could make a similar argument about having the office only be accessible
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Canada demands 5% of revenue from Netflix, Spotify, and other streamers(arstechnica.com)
43 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|24 comments
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Updated Trinity Study for 2024(thepoorswiss.com)
1 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|0 comments
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The Naughty Words the FAA Removed from the Sky(beautifulpublicdata.com)
54 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|45 comments
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
> ipv6 had been designed form the start to allow seemless transparent access to ipv4 from an ipv6 It does. It's called NAT64, and it works/breaks as well as regular NAT44.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
>> feel that they are entitled to live in the same neighbourhood they purchased in. > It's not a feeling, it's how purchasing things works. He means that people feel they get to control the neighbourhood. Exercising contr
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
How much do you think prices would drop? Sure a lot of supply is now on the market, but for buyers it's "20% down or your sleeping in your corolla". What about people living in an area temporarily? People who just moved? Hone
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
So... where would renters live?
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All the remedial classes in one place(professorconfess.blogspot.com)
116 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|100 comments
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
It's kinda telling that there's enough demand for freelance tech support that this could exist. Imagine what would happen is Google et al actually did provide support. I'm not sure this is the win for malicious actors that pe
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TDD, where did it all go wrong [video](vimeo.com)
1 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|0 comments
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Open Source Is at a Crossroads(thenewstack.io)
1 points by Plasmoid 2y ago|0 comments
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
We could do the Leisure suit Larry style of age verification where it asks you questions only an 'adult' would know.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
I also really like obsidian. I've got sync setup via Github but they also have a paid sync solution too.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
I logged into the CRA website and found something.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
> banks and other institutions continue to send legitimate messages that look like phishing. The Canada Revenue Agency (tax collectors) once called me up about something. They literally said "To verify your identity, please give me
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
The default search in windows is so broken. I'd type in a filename, if find it, but before I could click on it it would be replaced by stupid web search crap. I had to go into the registry to turn off websearch.
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
The FAA recently approved 100UL fuel
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by Plasmoid 2y ago
If they genuinely had a problem with it, they can block google via robots.txt
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by Plasmoid 3y ago
You'd be talking about liquid methane to get the energy density you want. Handling a cryofuel would be quite hard and you'd be redesigning everything to ensure it kept working.
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Dell tells remote workers that they won't be eligible for promotion(arstechnica.com)
55 points by Plasmoid 3y ago|33 comments
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Google and the Gemini Debacle(quillette.com)
8 points by Plasmoid 3y ago|0 comments
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by Plasmoid 3y ago
From what I understand the scheme works like this. Create a very basic "game" that technically meets Valve's requirements. As long as it runs well enough then it won't be blocked. Have people buy Steam gift cards with ca
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by Plasmoid 3y ago
From what I've heard the current way to clean cash is to buy gift cards and then use them to buy items from Amazon/Steam. Sure, the store fronts take a cut but having a 1099 from Valve looks way more legitimate than reporting thou
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by Plasmoid 3y ago
I have a Brother printer, it was like $90 and it works well. It's a B&W laser only but it does its job well and I can't complain. I replaced a Brother MFC inkjet only because the feeder was dying and the drivers weren't b
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Netflix announces bpftop: Streamlining eBPF performance optimization(netflixtechblog.com)
6 points by Plasmoid 3y ago|0 comments

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