anon102010

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by anon102010 6y ago
We look forward to seeing your version!
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by anon102010 6y ago
What's up does chat / does duo? We use zoom at work despite being on Google - meet really doesn't always work across even Google account tyoes. Ie Gmail vs gsuite vs some admin left some setting off for an external users doma
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by anon102010 6y ago
Apple's and Google's efforts are for more privacy preserving than ANY goverment efforts would ever be. Speaking as someone who has worked with govt. Seriously, this care around privacy DOES NOT EXIST with govt agencies.
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by anon102010 6y ago
I will never touch / install contact tracing if it can be backdoored into global surveilance. Apple has built a reputation for at least trying to preserve some user privacy. Their current proposal keeps it simple, your privacy is prese
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by anon102010 6y ago
So true - I forget what service (simple dB?) I used once in an app - app still worked long after service totally disappeared from marketing side of aws
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by anon102010 7y ago
How does this handle something like a python program
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by anon102010 7y ago
I have configured SIP to avoid some of the client / server model. You can do that on a local network you can control, and if you can get your firewall to play or can expose a SIP endpoint to the public internet directly you can cut a f
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by anon102010 7y ago
The idea that RIPT will be phone endpoint to phone endpoint for media is ridiculous which means latency will go up. I hope I misread the spec! Because phones are usually double natted / double firewalled the vonages / ringcentral
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by anon102010 7y ago
My big complaint with SIP is latency - we should be able to get latency way down and call pleasure is enhanced significantly with low latency - how does this help
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by anon102010 7y ago
Totally false - self swabbing is likely to be pretty accurate - and given current approach of virtually no testing - a much better situation
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by anon102010 7y ago
Droplets through the air (that land on the second parties nose or mouth) is not what Hopkins is talking about. The virus is in respiratory droplets. If you sneeze on something its contaminated. If you touch your nose or mouth and touch some
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by anon102010 7y ago
The meme that HIPPA requires e2e is so ridiculous - it is pretty clear that very few people actually deal with HIPPA stuff. Zoom (if you need HIPPA) can set you up with it - but you WILL lose a bunch of features (zoom by default has feature
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by anon102010 7y ago
Droplets through the air is not primary vector - this is not aerosolized well like measels, the drops fall to the ground -> 6 foot rule is designed to avoid most droplets. "In an adjusted analysis of compliant subjects, masks as a g
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by anon102010 7y ago
False - hand to nose mouth contact is THE primary vector for this illness - masks are very effective in reducing this. Please stop spreading misinformation as it could lead to deaths.
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by anon102010 7y ago
Definitely not - instead of emphasizing production the US has had this horrible no mask message - likely resulting in deaths
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by anon102010 7y ago
Yes - there is a great opportunity for a new type / class of astronomy based in space. That should be the focus going forward. If all these astronomers can do is (usually incorrectly) say that land based astronomy can no longer happen
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by anon102010 7y ago
To be specific, a project like the TMT started in 2003 or so (17 years ago) and was a follow-up to 3 other projects that had been going on for a while. So we are talking 20 - 25 years of funding to get to one telescope. Very cool, but this
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by anon102010 7y ago
I hope this group of astronomers is entirely defunded - zero them out. Start fresh with a group based on satellite observations. The increased access to space that SpaceX represents will be a boon to this new group. If you look at the costs
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by anon102010 7y ago
Most of us have caught onto the scam promises of ongoing support from android device makers. With an iphone you are pretty sure of 3-4 years of good support. Doesn't the latest iOS support the iphone SE? And I think iOS 12 is still get
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by anon102010 7y ago
Wow - it’s like a rage quit!
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by anon102010 7y ago
I used to use webex more, but zoom just had had some incredible mindshare growth. Its literally the first suggestion it seems when there is a problem with a conference setup. Latency is also good on zoom which makes the audio side nicer in
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by anon102010 7y ago
haha - this matches exactly my experience from above and a few other times! Glad I'm not the only one they crapped on despite being a paying customer. I'm playing with GCP but haven't had anyone actually deploy to it that I w
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by anon102010 7y ago
The authors of that article specially mentioned their work on the princess would get badly reported - and it was. There was no live cornovirus found. Their were traces of RNA (ie, after the virus was killed some of its body parts lying arou
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by anon102010 7y ago
Yep - AWS even goes out of scope on support requests for smaller folks (they really shouldn't). Google "support" is horrendous. You cannot PAY to get them to help you. We were on google apps (a long time ago now) and there wa
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by anon102010 7y ago
This was an issue - SES email deliverability out of Amazon was poor for a while before they got their head straight around supporting spammers. Haven't kept up, but it may still be lower than folks paying more attention despite amazon&
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by anon102010 7y ago
Can I ask if you are using video conferencing in a business setting? When folks are trying to get stuff done in tough circumstances NO ONE has ANY patience for the home built / funky / privacy enhanced multi-click setup. Especiall
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by anon102010 7y ago
Exactly this. Zoom is crushing it here. Whatever negatives they are doing privacy side is paying of BIG time in ease of use. Did a call recently, host wanted to google hangouts. 50% could not get in. Finally someone else said let's jus
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by anon102010 7y ago
What is the actual current issue
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by anon102010 7y ago
Reading bs release after bs release from intel about their 10nm “successes” makes you tired of their stuff. The number of times they denied problems etc
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by anon102010 7y ago
Just in case I wasn't obvious enough, the issue with drunk driving is around much more than distraction. Drunk driving involves failures of judgement and comprehension, drowsiness and vision impacts (literally will not see a pedestrian

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