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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Stupid Q: Why doesn't the syslog protocol (RFC5424) deal with leap seconds (the seconds field goes to 00-59, not 00-60)? Are they using UTC (they would have to ignore LS and have crappier logs) or TAI (doesn't have LS)? https:&#x
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
It's ~29000 deaths / 70M CT scans per year. That's 414 micromorts, which is almost exactly as risky as skydiving once on average. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micromort Source: US NCI 2007
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Yeap. I help my mom get onto aircraft because she's semi-disabled. She automatically gets Pre check and a wheelchair for the jet bridge, and then walks on the plane. There's no way she could get into either of those seats because
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Note: I tried reading the article: Wired.com Sorry, something has gone wrong. Please try again soon. Speaking of learning about nature, Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't YT channel. https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Yeap. There's Trader Joe's (Aldi Nord) and Süd in Texas. I'm curious how similar are Aldi Nord in Europe and Trader Joe's, because I heard there's some resemblance.
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Basically, I won't live anywhere without a co-op or a Trader Joe's, and a Costco. WinCo (employee-owned) is a bonus.
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Rust has panic (and unwind_stack) for when things are truly borked. Exceptions for error conditions are for the birds because they lead to bugs either in the code or in the compiler, and they lead to messy code. Rust has functional-style er
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Are you male and have a chronic cardiovascular or pulmonary condition? --- CFR (males and females) --- 50-59 years old 1.3% 40-49 years old 0.4% 30-39 years old 0.2% Male 2.8% Female 1.7% These are averages across ages, and they maybe wil
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
"Old" is ambiguous, but I meant that COVID-19 mortality risk increases steeply with age. If they're 60, their risk is slightly higher than 3% because they're male and on the edge of two age groups. Their previous state o
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Notice that this operates on a lexer stream to transform a source file into the destination without any macros/macro-substitutions remaining. It's not the same lexer as that in the C compiler, which doesn't know anything abou
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
That's an unnecessary rabbit-hole to go down. The root cause was likely Github returning 200 when they should've returned a 5xx error. A better solution in this case is to verify the push worked by looking at the remote for a ref
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
And, at the present time: 76 under monitoring (people who may have been exposed) 2 under investigation (similar symptoms but unconfirmed)
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
No, it's confirmed. https://www.oregon.gov/oha/PH/DISEASESCONDITIONS/DISEASESAZ/...
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
It's not bad* for people who aren't young, old or have diabetes/lung conditions.
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Analysis of Entropy Usage in Random Number Generators (PDF, 2017)(kth.diva-portal.org)
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
In general yes and no, in this case no. I think he sees it as a personal moral obligation by how he was raised. In general, there are some extreme examples: - The Silicon Valley Community Foundation (SVCF) is a non-profit with a multibillio
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Well it's no surprise and disappointing conclusions from the Milgram experiments and history, we already know ~40% of people are cowards, completely stupid/cruel and eager to believe con artist politicians, adopt fascism and genoc
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Since FreeOTP (iOS and Android) is open-source and free, it seems trivial to add an export/import feature that can store/load from an password-protected (argon2), encrypted (AES) file. https://freeotp.github.io https:
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
After looking at specs and prices, I think I'll just get a used SFF ECC workstation and slot in a quad 10 GbE copper card and a cryptographic accelerator. I can't see the point in paying more for new *sense-specific gear. It might
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Yep. They could've used that space for rainbowtables. I'm old enough to remember when someone from shm00 had rainbowtables available for download, but I guess the network bills added up or the feds threatened them.
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
This reads like an Onion article. I heard about this on Lawful Masses with Leonard French, a copyright attorney who pwned Prenda Law. Also, the number of potential melodies, considering the degrees of freedom involved, is on the order of
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Apparently, he made the LSD that made the 60's; the hippie Heisenberg.
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
It's as secure as you make it or the language allows: brakeman, bundler-audit, defensive coding, and thorough testing and fuzzing. The biggest problems are the ability to change anything, anywhere at runtime and lack of a gradual type
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Owsley Stanley – Grateful Dead soundman and you know where this is going(en.wikipedia.org)
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
I already went far, far down that rabbit-hole for a max capacity 3.5" HDD + ZIL SSDs + L2ARC SSDs FreeNas 4U 10 GbE NAS on Supermicro/ASRock Rack DIY and Dell, HP, Lenovo and iXSystems. For home use, you're better off buying
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Yes and no. Coworking spaces exist but there's nothing like not being interrupted to supposedly "watch someone's laptop"* when you're trying to get things done. * You should take a picture of it and list it for sale
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Note: I heard this story around 2015-2016. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9371854 I'm not sure which is more applicable: 1. Hurray, decency. 2. Shouldn't getting excited about what would've been middle-
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
As long FreeBSD plays nice* and hw components are chosen to have drivers, it seems like the perfect chip to put on a SBC for a compact, solid-state pfSense box. * iXSystems mentioned to avoid AMD for FreeNAS, although maybe it is obsolete a
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
Mostly yeap. Every new memory stick I buy at home gets 30 minutes or so on memtest86. Professionally, it would be a couple of hours. Memory sticks might go "bad" over time, but I would bet it's likely a BGA ball failure. Poss
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by anonsivalley652 7y ago
I've been using macOS for about 10 years after 20 on the nameless platform. 1. Get KeyCue or something like it that tells you (almost) every keyboard shortcut within any application by using the accessibility API. 2. Turn on that acces

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