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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
i'm reminded of theo deraadt's answer when asked in a /. ama about firewall on a floppy. > I must say that I am not a fan of these floppy-based routers. Essentially, you are taking one of the most unreliable pieces of stor
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
matt levine has a tongue in cheek post from ... march 2020 (jesus, nearly 3 years ago to the day) that the markets should only be open for 30 minutes. do your research in the other 23 hours and 30 minutes, and trade in the small window. ( h
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
> The article says prosecutors don't go after these thefts the article says that was speculated but not borne out by the data. > What is behind this unwelcome rise? Some speculated that prosecutors had gone soft on looting after
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
i think you're right. I apparently got my exercise today by leaping to conclusions. I _think_ i've updated the title accordingly (first time I've done that).
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EPA proposes deeming leaded (aviation) fuel a danger to public health(thehill.com)
49 points by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago|32 comments
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(former) Uber CSO, Joe Sullivan, found guilty of obstructing justice(nbcnews.com)
4 points by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago|0 comments
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
alter?
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
i expect a bart bond measure in basically every cycle.
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
> It’s a really cool aircraft but It’s nowhere close to the speed or service ceiling of most private jets. there's a recent story of a vision jet pilot who's been putting "treat me like a turboprop, I don't mind"
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
ok, nothing was lowered, but nextgen and the reliance on satellite based navigation is allowing the planes to take more direct routes. this necessarily takes them over areas where they didn't fly before. i'm sympathetic to the hom
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
noise. "the airplanes landing at this airport that was here when I moved are very loud and should not be allowed to land here anymore."
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
so a little more expensive than the swift stc but yeah still totally worth it.
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
ul94 has been around for a year or so (I've had the stc since last december), but yeah for high compression engines, it was 100LL or nothing. I'm hoping the stc is comparably priced, $100 or so. this is really awesome. edit to add
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
i think you're missing the point. it's not that you have to write a note to your spouse to save your marriage. the act of writing forces you to think and evaluate, and those acts of reflection, and 'public' appreciation,
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
> This had all kinds of fun problems (looking at you, nscd!) "can someone telnet to 10200 on my box to reset nscd!?"
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
apropos of recognizing your name, I want to say thanks for your blog post on ssh certificates. I relied on it a ton when I was writing a host and user ca 6+ years ago.
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by V-eHGsd_ 4y ago
"mandrake, have you ever seen a commie drink a glass of water?"
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
> Outside of the moral implication, this doesn't even logically make sense. If I'm reading his point correctly ... He's saying there _was_ an employment crunch, and companies were competing with each other for employees by
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
the ground speed of an aircraft is reported in kts.
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
they are mostly contract based positions, no? I believe this is guaranteed money.
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
> Do you double click actual ... are you familiar with google drive? confusingly enough, in the google docs "browser", which is some limited interface to some subset of google drive, a single click is all that's needed to
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
> Clearly a flawed conclusion. For the result of their experiment they deduced what they wanted it to say. you know how when you navigate google drive on the web you have to double-click. like, what, a website, where you double click lin
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
sounds a little like autofac by philip k dick[1]. there's an electric dreams episode about it, ironically streaming on amazon[2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autofac [2] https://www.imdb.com/
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
the most surprising thing about this story to me is that the domain shitlassian.com was available.
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
wait, is "covid is a ploy to transfer wealth to the companies providing a vaccine against the greatest global pandemic in a century" an actual anti-vax talking point? I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
this is the answer right here. this is emil michael, the former exec who suggested smearing a reporter critical of uber ( https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/11/uber-... ). he was a cancer on th
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
"make something idiot proof, and then they come along and invent a better idiot"
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
that's a nice free service we're offering you here, it would be a shame if anything happened to it. not that big of a stretch.
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by V-eHGsd_ 5y ago
This isn’t reddit, expand on this point.
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by V-eHGsd_ 6y ago
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/committ... freebsd switched to subversion in 2008. I would guess that git was just too new in 2008.

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