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by anamexis 4y ago
Boston's Big Dig was a 1.5 mile (2.4 km) tunnel under the harbor, that cost 22 billion dollars and took 15 years to build. The BQE is 11.6 miles (18.7 km) long, and runs through Brooklyn and Queens.
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by anamexis 4y ago
I guess I'm not sure what the point is.
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by anamexis 4y ago
I think in the US, very few people would make that distinction. I think amber is probably broadly considered a shade of yellow.
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by anamexis 4y ago
Why? The only difficult thing I could see would be securely distributing the secret key.
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by anamexis 4y ago
To be fair, it can't here, because all strings are delimited.
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by anamexis 4y ago
I don't see how this is related to GitHub's access model. Was the canonical Toyota repo even on GitHub?
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by anamexis 4y ago
You could use subscription schedules to end the subscription after 12 months. https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/subscription-s...
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by anamexis 4y ago
This is not the case for GNU grep. It appears only some BSDs do this.
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by anamexis 4y ago
I was responding to these two statements: > Same tactic Starbuck's is using - insist that the store needs to negotiate via the union, while simultaneously refusing to engage with the union. > and it's totally within Apple&#x
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by anamexis 4y ago
Not to my knowledge, but that wasn't my point.
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by anamexis 4y ago
It would be illegal for them to withhold those benefits in those stores that have an active union campaign, but that's not what they are doing. I'm fairly confident in this (I was a union organizer who has gone through an NLRB ele
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by anamexis 4y ago
It isn't within Starbucks or Apple's rights to refuse to engage with the union. With the union having won an NLRB election, the employer is required by law to bargain with the union in good faith. https://www.nlrb.gov&#
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by anamexis 4y ago
He most certainly wouldn't: https://www.wired.com/2007/02/steve-jobs-proud-to-be-nonunio...
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by anamexis 4y ago
I suspect they are getting confused with the NLRA Section 8(a)(1), which among other things prohibits employers from: > Withhold changes in wages or benefits during a union organizing campaign that would have been made had the union not
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by anamexis 4y ago
It dates to Amtrak’s creation in 1971. The 2021 law just reaffirmed it.
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by anamexis 4y ago
A frustrating thing is that US federal law requires that passenger trains get priority over freight, even on rail owned by freight lines. But it's on the Department of Justice to enforce this, which has been severely lacking.
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by anamexis 4y ago
No, but it does stop you from getting pwned by a plasma ball.
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by anamexis 4y ago
The RCE here doesn't come from Sawyer `exec`ing anything. Sawyer builds objects from a hashmap, where the hashmap's properties can be accessed as method calls, recursively. The vulnerability here arises from the fact that you can
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by anamexis 4y ago
Indeed, and the Keyboard Setup Assistant was never meant to be a security measure, either.
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by anamexis 4y ago
Date libraries and small API surface areas are not usually things I associate with each other.
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by anamexis 4y ago
As part of that deal, he became an American citizen in April 1955. Regardless, von Braun was certainly Korolev's counterpart in the American space program.
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by anamexis 4y ago
“Phishing” implies fraudulent deception.
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by anamexis 4y ago
It sounds like they added fairly little sugar to begin with, and that the apples themselves are cloyingly sweet when cooked.
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by anamexis 4y ago
And the entire rest of the car as well...
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by anamexis 4y ago
Cloudflare is much more than a CDN.
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by anamexis 4y ago
You seem to have misplaced your comment.
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by anamexis 4y ago
The author himself does not call it a TypeScript compiler.
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by anamexis 4y ago
Yes. I don't see a single one of those comments implying that Rust developers didn't know about proper abstraction in 2016. The closest might be kaoD, who says: > I'm sure they were more concerned with making the code work
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by anamexis 4y ago
I don't see anyone insisting on that, either.
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by anamexis 4y ago
Where does anyone insist that "2016 was an era before programmers were aware of the concepts of abstraction and separation of concerns"?

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