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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
There's a great little Easter Egg if you view source: >
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
I've worked extensively with Microsoft support on deliverability issues, and I don't think it's a case of the right hand not talking to the left, it's a case of support wanting to close out issues as quickly as possible
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
Had the exact same experience when I worked at a non-profit: we had a self-hosted Postfix server, and our subscriber emails would get silently dropped. This only ever happened for Outlook.com users, and we had set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC lo
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
No, it doesn't say anything about timescale. That's what GP was arguing.
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
How is GP missing the point? They're arguing about the timescale of entropy, not the basic principle. You're right that ordered systems eventually become disordered, but "eventually" can mean 10^100 years, and you haven&
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
Even if you haven't had any contact with the police, they can still put you on the list if they suspect you committed a crime. The manual they follow[0] uses a point-based system, and "suspicions of an offense" counts for hal
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
The most egregious part is: > • Half of the applicable point values are awarded for suspicions of an offense listed in 1-4. So you don't actually have to do anything to get a high score, you just need to be "suspected" of
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
Or 7) FTL is possible, but the amount of energy required is so insanely large it doesn't matter. The paper says it takes energy equivalent to "four orders of magnitude smaller than the solar mass", which is an absurd amount
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
The refactor bot idea seems like it'd cause a lot of problems. If you're asked to review a PR that has a bunch of formatting issues, you now need to wait for the "prettier" bot to run and fix it. And if the PR author has
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
Why would people expect such a thing from a personal project?
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
Same here, and I've found it's a good way to tell apart decent security researchers/consultants from those that just blindly run their tools and send the results. If I get a report that my app is vulnerable because it uses sh
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
> C. The renaissance dam is a gravity dam. Giant concrete structure. It's not going to be easy to destroy. To put this into concrete terms: the Renaissance dam is 476ft tall. According to Wikipedia[0], non-nuclear bunker buster bomb
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
What? The GP didn't come to that conclusion. It's pretty clear to me they're trying to understand the thought process of the rescuers and why they rejected the obvious ideas. Asking an expert why they decided against somethin
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
The full pull request history for non is available on the Internet Archive. The only one I could find from Filipe is this one: https://web.archive.org/web/20201122235832/https://github.co... I'm not
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
In the US, the burden of proof in constructive dismissal cases lies with the employee. How are you going to prove that you were placed on a secretive PIP list without your knowledge?
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
> In 1926 Pessoa published, anonymously in a republican newspaper, a bizarre interview he fabricated with a fictitious Italian antifascist who pronounces Mussolini a madman, and then goes on to declare that fascism is only a ruse. The wo
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
Doesn't really matter, because if Google sued Microsoft, Microsoft would immediately hit back with a countersuit, since they would have little trouble finding something in their 90,000+ patent warchest that Google is infringing on. Sof
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
> Terraform will never delete something you don't tell it to. Not necessarily. With some providers (e.g. Azure), Terraform will fail to recognize automated behind-the-scenes changes and try to revert them, causing serious breakage.
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
There isn't a fixed 500ms loading time. It advances slides by changing the background image of the central "pic" element. This is the JS to advance the slide: function increment(){ if(imgNum < 141){ imgNum++
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
Yes, many times. For example, Google was fined €100 million in December: https://www.cnil.fr/en/cookies-financial-penalties-60-millio...
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
That is not the study referenced in the article. That's an older study.
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
> we chose to use 1 mg/kg – the inflection point of the dose-dependence curve – to assess psilocybin’s effect on structural plasticity. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.02.17.431629v1....
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
> Who actually (and I mean ACTUALLY) cares if my imports are not in alphabetical order? Who cares (I mean REALLY) if I have ( spaces ) between my brackets and their contents (or not). These are the kind of things that are best solved wit
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
That's what this project does too: https://github.com/reacherhq/check-if-email-exists/blob/a052...
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
The differences are documented at https://compcert.org/man/manual001.html#sec13
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
People don't like security guard robots that look like security guard robots. There's an easy answer to that: make it cute. I don't have any hard numbers, but I'd be willing to bet people are much less likely to vandaliz
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
Sounds like an instance of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
> Varnish also doesn’t support WebSockets Yes it does. I recently added WebSockets support to a Varnish instance. See https://varnish-cache.org/docs/trunk/users-guide/vcl-example...
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
Same thing happened on May 10th too: https://status.fastly.com/incidents/x9ynwxy7sgd1 They say it was a performance issue, but we were getting 500 errors from the Fastly API.
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by anonydsfsfs 5y ago
That game is a hidden gem. I e-mailed Software Dynamics about 15 years ago asking them to release it for free so it wouldn't be forgotten (I had already bought a license), but they replied saying they had stopped game development. Oh w

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