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amalag
10y ago
An excellent two sentence summary of the Kashmir conflicts: "Pakistan and India almost immediately went to war over Kashmir, a Muslim-majority state whose Hindu ruler elected to join India in exchange for assistance putting down a loca
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amalag
10y ago
Can you elaborate on the CA signing with OpenSSH? You have a CA verify keys with metadata and then use LDAP to verify that metadata? It sounds very interesting.
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amalag
10y ago
Dashlane
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10y ago
I read it more closely and they do try to enforce that a driver has his hands on the wheel, etc. I am not convinced of the benefits though. I think something that enforces people to pay attention when driving is a better solution.
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amalag
10y ago
Yeah i can't believe this is not bigger news. The Tesla AI was almost good enough to replace an attentive driver. But almost is not good enough.
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10y ago
If there is an inserted CA then I believe any cert from any website can be MITM'ed and there are appliances that do this. From PaloAltoNetworks website: "... firewall proxies outbound SSL connections by intercepting outbound SSL r
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10y ago
A friend accepted the Windows 10 update but then his Asus laptop had some failed windows update and went into a reboot loop. Completely unable to boot. This was 6 months after Windows 10 was released.
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10y ago
The local Lotte (a large Korean conglomerate) in northern VA has a huge variety of vegetables and far cheaper prices than the mainstream. Their target audience is asian/indian/hispanic and it shows. The place is totally packed an
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10y ago
Traditional Indian food is perfectly healthy. Fresh vegetables, grains, etc. Even clarified butter used to be prepared differently.
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10y ago
9 Employees injured, who covers their health costs? Low fine for 9 injuries.
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10y ago
The difference is that the Catholic groups are considered mainstream and even "secular". There are many Hindu fringe groups, including the ones that occupied Mathura land for months, but they are not considered "secular"
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10y ago
I just found out that because of this bottleneck foreign trained doctors who are otherwise completely qualified and have taken all tests to transfer qualifications cannot get residencies. I know of a foreign trained doctor who has been wait
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10y ago
Thankfully this article squarely places the blame on the Catholic organizations. In Indian media, Hindu groups become the scapegoat for abuses of intellectuals.
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10y ago
The only person I loved was Stephen Colbert. I can't stand the left-preaching Daily Show and spinoffs.
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10y ago
>Well said. It's ridiculous we enforce labor and environmental laws in the US, then buy products from countries using slaves, sweatshops, and polluting without any regard. We sell out our ideals to save a few bucks. Some politicians
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10y ago
Shh, don't bust the bubble of people living in Silicon Valley who think they can solve the world's problems. It is absolutely ridiculous but they will never figure it out. People need to work, this is a nice project in East Africa
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10y ago
Not quite like Lending Club: >The SEC requires all PeerStreet investors to be accredited investors
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10y ago
Just an anecdote: Our friend in New Orleans had his wife's second baby delivery. They went to the same hospital and doctor as the first normal delivery. She was given the wrong medicine in the epidural. She went into a coma, the hospit
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10y ago
>TPG has warrants to buy 20 percent or more of Chobani’s shares, depending on targets set in the original deal it struck. But that percentage would now be calculated from the 90 percent of the remaining shares, after the 10 percent given
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10y ago
Many people don't realize it but you can store git repos in S3 using jgit. Super cheap backups of git repos.
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11y ago
I am using a mid 2012 MBP for development and it is great. Kind of amazing that almost 4 years later it still a powerful laptop.
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11y ago
Otherwise you have to manually do a release after it gets promoted.
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amalag
11y ago
Isn't the correct english "a Trump dig". Doesn't it suggest now that Trump was forced to dig something?
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11y ago
Great argument for non-depreciating assets. But too bad computers probably depreciate more than cars! But I have been converted to the cult of Apple with their Macbook Pro's. I think a used one is probably a good value. I am using a mi
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11y ago
And what is wrong with traffic circles or roundabouts again?
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11y ago
Especially when their religion leaders tell them that you are the devil.
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11y ago
From their FAQ: >At a minimum, you’ll have to pay U.S. federal income taxes on your U.S. income, and pay the Delaware Franchise tax every year.
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11y ago
How would you receive the money from the US bank account then?
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11y ago
I thought I was just dumb when I kept spilling gas when trying to fill the lawn mower with an odd shaped spout.
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11y ago
Isn't the difference that bankruptcy will not erase student debt. Debt collectors otherwise have to take that into account when collecting, but not for student debt.
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