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9y ago
First situation that comes to mind is in a conversation where the coworker has raised the subject in conversation: "I've been working out a lot the last few months. I managed to lose a lot of weight and I think I look good."
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I think the exact wording and context is important here. "Hey Googlette, you look really good in a bathing suit" is a comment about how the woman's body looks in a revealing outfit. I'd say this is generally unprofession
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> I thought you were suggesting renting a physical machine and then putting it in a data center myself... That's an odd kind of colocation. Typically you'd buy a machine outright, colocate it and maybe sell it when you're
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9y ago
VPS are not dedicated servers. A dedicated server is a physical hunk of metal for your sole use. You get the entire machine, not a slice of one. A VPS is a regular virtual machine in KVM or Xen or something like that. OVH's SoYouStart
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9y ago
> Do you mean coders on patreon itself? Yes, they're on Patreon proper. Patreon isn't constrained to entertainment. > Any links to coder patreons I can look at? A few I know or Googled: - https://www.patreon.com&#
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9y ago
This depends a lot on the creator. I support 22 creators and there are 3 that I really interact with at all and that's only because my rewards require it (they're artists and I get commissioned works). Some of them promise a month
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I disagree. There are shared services that Patreon provides that would be a pain for creators: - Payment processing: Patreon consolidates all payments under one gateway account so fees are low for everyone. - Support: What happens if the pa
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1. For me it's kinda subjective. Some creators I support just because I like their stuff and want more of it. I usually think about this in terms of the impact my contribution will have on the creator and how much I'll end up enjo
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> PS. Patreon, please make a Japanese version of your site! So you know, https://enty.jp/ is largely this. Some of the creators I follow there are moving to Patreon though, interestingly. The Japanese creators I see (mos
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Hasn't the NVIDIA kernel module been closed source essentially forever?
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That module is actually already in Linux in the form of dm-integrity: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/... I'm using it with mdadm right now and it works pretty okay.
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dm-integrity will only operate on a single disk so no, not on its own. It does however return an error if the integrity check fails, so if you put mdadm on top, mdadm can repair the erroneous block. I've tested this and am currently ru
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9y ago
Upon further reading, it seems this is largely due to the fact that previous implementations of communist society have included an authoritarian government. I'm mainly reading the Wikipedia pages but it seems that communism in theory i
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Perhaps a naïve question but I mean it honestly: What relevance does communism have here? Is "communist" just being used as a synonym for corrupt or is there another meaning? I'm not American so I suspect I don't associa
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Edited and cherry picked screenshots. He deliberately erased the context of one of the first screenshots in the video.
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An unbiased explanation of the differences: https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Iron-HealthProfessional/ I really can't be bothered watching the video but I had a look at the first article it "quotes"
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That makes sense but I'd really like to read about it before I let it violate my browser with Javascript.
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He's been active on Reddit and IRC. He claims to be storing it in GSuite after ripping it with Google Compute Engine. Since incoming traffic is free and outgoing traffic to other Google services is free, bandwidth costs would be minima
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9y ago
Sadly this page doesn't even load unless I whitelist Mozilla Telemetry in uMatrix. Don't suppose anyone from Mozilla can fix that?
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There are other places yes but out of the countries I've visited, the US is definitely one of the worst. All the Europe I've visited (Paris, Berlin, Zurich, Istanbul, south-eastern region of Russia) has been about as well kept as
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I don't mean to offend but I suspect it's because people in the USA, at least in cities, just can't take care of public places. There's urine in the train stations (either visible or smellable), elevators shut down by fa
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It makes no sense for Apple to do anything but comply. Its only real options are to manipulate corrupt government officials (which is against US law) or leave and: - There are plenty of competitors in China and its people will continue to b
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> I don't think so. Chinese firewall can block VPN. For example, the easiest way to see if the user is using a VPN is to count a number of IP addresses they connect to. China is a special case as unlike most other countries, all maj
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> Simply making it illegal will detour most people. Don't mean to be pedantic but I think you mean "deter". "Detour" = reroute, like "we're taking a detour to get some gas". "Deter" = Dis
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The ingredient list isn't copyrightable but other parts of the recipe (like images or explanations of how/why to do things) are: https://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl122.html Is BuzzFeed copying those parts or rep
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Ah, didn't know that. It's a shame, there was a spec for that but it got dropped: https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/file/filesystem/
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> Well, no it isn't. If you can't even make that distinction, then having any further conversation with you is going to be pointless. What is the distinction you want me to make? That it has a different icon in your OS task bar
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> but I absolutely don't want them in a browser window. But that's exactly what you're getting when they're run as Electron apps. The main difference being that they consume more system resources than an actual browse
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> means that most "cross platform desktop app" links which used to mean "we do windows AND mac!" are actually cross-platform The "cross platform desktop apps" I'm objecting to are really just webapps th
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This is BuzzFeed News, which is run semi-independently from BuzzFeed itself and has actually had some decent quality journalism from the start. Apparently this happened in 2016: http://www.poynter.org/2016/buzzfeed-unde
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