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by amalter 5y ago
I'm not privy to any details, but a simple possibility would be to replace the destination address of any transfers initiated during the time period. You could even re-write all the DOM to hide double checks. It might have even been po
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by amalter 5y ago
Fwiw, as married to someone awaiting character and fitness confirmation from 2nd department of New York State - you cannot declare or imply that you are a lawyer, attorney or otherwise able to practice law until duly licensed and sworn in.
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by amalter 5y ago
Often inside your network you are more concerned with encryption than authentication. If you "just" need encryption over the wire, wildcard cert's are useful.
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by amalter 5y ago
I mean, not to defend them too strongly, but literally half of this post mortem is addressing the failure of the Service Dashboard. You can take it on bad faith, but they own up to the dashboard being completely useless during the incident.
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by amalter 5y ago
It sounds like this is just for them to mint Root Certificates. I don't see how this elaborate ceremony would impact other aspects of development. It perhaps speaks to a very security conscious development culture - and that can impact
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by amalter 5y ago
Linked from the primary source of the article - https://www.thennt.com/nnt/statins-persons-low-risk-cardiova...
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by amalter 5y ago
We don't have enough doctors and nurses to staff the ICU beds bolted to the floors of the hospital. Those field hospitals are surge capacity; and work with hurricanes and earthquakes where a single part of the country is affected. You
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by amalter 5y ago
I watched the same Technology Connections video and started adding a squirt (I use inexpensive liquid detergent) just directly on the inside of the door. It has remarkably increased the “crud busting” power of my Bosch. I used to be fastidi
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by amalter 6y ago
I think you're arguing for a market with only direct investments and no secondary derivatives. If that was all the equity market was, we could be in the same zip code. However, we live in this hyper-securitized world, where every part
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by amalter 6y ago
Hard no! I want scams and shady schemes uncovered. What a disappointment that Herbalife wasn't brought down by the shorts. I'm struggling to even understand what a market with "no negativity" means. We want to evaluate f
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by amalter 6y ago
Also unknown is the number protected by prior infection. Anywhere from 10-30%. I think we’ll see R’ start to plunge during summer due to weather and never climb back up from increase in immunity. But “back to normal”. January earliest.
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by amalter 6y ago
This is a very interesting document, but where does it discuss a 20% increase in violent crime? I read the section about organized crime involved with cultivation and assume that bring some violent elements. While this is an ostensibly neut
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by amalter 6y ago
I agree with you and it's a mental model that Cloudflare isn't a swiss-army knife CDN.. They optimize for fronting web services (And do that very very well). I use them on my personal site - but on the corporate side where we need
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by amalter 6y ago
Yes. The couple they reused after fishing them out required extensive rebuilds. There are a lot of electronics on these things and weight is ultimate factor.
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by amalter 6y ago
Mostly reporting what I’m seeing with our workload. Is it possible OpenJDK/Hotspot has more ARM coverage than Graal?
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by amalter 6y ago
We saw pretty decent performance with AWS Gravitron. The pricing is a bit opaque as AWS might be taking a loss, but M6g.2xlarge steps all over M5.2xlarge on your basic Tomcat/Spring Boot app. Remember there has been a tremendous amount
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by amalter 6y ago
Bringing a gasoline vehicle into the MTA would get you ticketed real quick. Oil/gas smells, potential leaks, hot exhaust - lots of things you don't want on an underground shoulder to shoulder transit vehicle.
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by amalter 6y ago
From a purely pragmatic point of view, setting fire to a small business, especially a restaurant in NYC, is an act of kindness. All of these folks are under water and suddenly the buck stops at the re-insurers. Sometimes the disease is wors
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by amalter 6y ago
The following fails with expired certificate on all our OSX machines: curl -s -o /dev/null -vvv https://kernel.org
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by amalter 6y ago
I sent out blood-ox monitors to all my family members after a discussion on COVID hypoxia with a MD friend. It’s never my favorite source, but in the US there are a number of Chinese companies with US shipping on EBay. I purchased 7 devices
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by amalter 6y ago
Last measured antigen rate in NYC was north of 20%. My bet is almost all “essential” workers have been exposed and that part of the “herd” is immune. Who does that leave but everyone else, who are still shopping, going for walks, exercising
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by amalter 6y ago
Ecuador (literally on the equator) being the catastrophic and tragic exception.
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by amalter 6y ago
Why not get a serological test? They are being offered inexpensively at least here in NYC by commercial urgent care facilities. I expect the mail-in Labs will get geared up pretty quickly also.
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by amalter 6y ago
He doesn’t present an alternative hypothesis though for why (Or maybe it’s implied that this is somehow the natural order of things?) I’m guessing he’s looking at modern proto-pandemics, because you only have to go back to 1918 to see expon
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by amalter 6y ago
Additionally - I don't know if Zoom's backend is Java, but if it is - Oracle has a sweet deal on getting the Enterprise version of Graal for free if you run on Oracle Cloud. I think this could be a smart move for a company to be t
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by amalter 6y ago
I think it’s supposed to imply Jewish? Although I don’t quite get the Zionist angle on doctors being kicked out by nervous co-op boards. We do control the weather, but no cabal can control a cranky NYC co-op board (Not even Bill Gates and t
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by amalter 6y ago
That the 0.5% death rate in NYC is not higher is _because_ of the pause. We saw the death rates spike at the peak of the curve. We saw the hospitals near total collapse. We even have an example of what would happen if we didn't flatten
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by amalter 6y ago
ICUs are below occupancy, but hospitals even in the Midwest are declining to do elective procedures because they can’t get enough PPE to handle run of the mill stuff. The US had been losing actual Hospital capacity every week, even with emp
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by amalter 6y ago
Also how many unreported and cleared covid patients will end up with permanent injury? In another post I described how I’m tracking a cohort here in the US of healthy young MDs who are experiencing symptoms consistent with lung injury +42 d
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by amalter 6y ago
Given enough time, an unchecked virus with the attributes of this Coronavirus will saturate through semi-rural and even rural populations. It’s it might take more time, but that’s usually coupled with more spread out medical services. Witho

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