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by aroch 12y ago
So you tried to launch this with great fanfare and couldn't be bothered to review your AUP? Or the copy in most sections of your site (typos, unmatched tenses, random spaces or lack thereof)? Why should I trust you with my information
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by aroch 12y ago
I'm mostly familiar with ER design so I may be off, as far as what "normal" rooms are like. But from my recollection there was a push after 9/11 to move any new isolation rooms to negative pressure and there were subsidi
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by aroch 12y ago
Most modern / renovated hospitals (last ~10-15 years) have designed their isolation rooms to be negative pressure anyway and standard patient rooms also operate under negative pressure because of how airhandling is setup (albeit a very
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by aroch 12y ago
On what, the IP blackmarket? I don't think so, but off the top of my head Microsoft (rather publicly) bought an entire /13 for several million a few years ago
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by aroch 12y ago
They, apparently, own their own datacenters and tout HIPAA compliant hosting. If they can't deal with incoming DoS traffic at the edge of their network I would be concerned... People who run botnet slaves large enough to get DDoSed by
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by aroch 12y ago
Hetzner if you plan on using it fairly regularly: https://robot.your-server.de/order/market Rackspace Cloud for relatively cheap compute once in a blue moon
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by aroch 12y ago
If you fill out a LIR application for ARIN or RIPE you're probably going to get repurposed AFRINIC or APNIC IPv4 IPs (anywhere from 20 /25's to a /22 to a /16 ). Globally Ipv4 is pretty much exhausted (no large bloc
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by aroch 12y ago
If they borrowed liberally (ie copy and pasted) an existing AUP from some one else (typos and errors included) that doesn't even apply to their services, they don't deserve the ¢99. That subsection is a morality clause, regardless
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by aroch 12y ago
> they need to do some user validation Nonsense. There are plenty of cheap hosts that don't do that sort of validation. >May I know what might be the reason why they don't allow this? Either they copypasta'd a boilerpla
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by aroch 12y ago
So will I get a nastygram if I buy 10 of these and push the whole 1TB every month? Edit: So their AUP[1] is full of a lot of crappy policies. Not allowed to use all the RAM you're assigned. Not supposed to use all the bandwidth you&#x2
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by aroch 12y ago
I've used TinyGrab for this for quite some time: http://tinygrab.com/
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by aroch 12y ago
All of Apple's OS updaters are signed by Apple's internal CA and verified at install time -- that's why there's no checksum: http://idzr.org/ba4o
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by aroch 12y ago
People know ads are trying to manipulate them, they don't know that Facebook is actively trying to make them feel happier or sadder. Just because two things are similar does not make them morally equivalent. People have been calling ou
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by aroch 12y ago
A/B testing is not the same thing as manipulating content based on negative/positive connotation and tracking user emotion change as a result. They're conceptually similar but the resulting change in user expression is not.
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by aroch 12y ago
Purposefully experimenting, on a large scale, with peoples emotions when they don't know about it to try and make them sad or angry is a big deal. The Facebook paper looks at whether negative posts cause people to be more negative. Wha
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by aroch 12y ago
Given the number of women on Tumblr who will happily shout down others just to be right (as far as they're concerned with "right'), I don't think this is a trait specific to men. All people like being smart and like b
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by aroch 12y ago
...You used the word `mansplain` which is a loaded word that refers to men patronizing women and is closely tied to patriarchy theory. It's also quite sexist to assume that men are editing Wikipedia so they can "get some" and
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by aroch 12y ago
It isn't `mansplaining` just because a man is writing something. I also wasn't aware that writing source-backed articles for an encyclopedia is actually a secret plan by men to oppress women. If you're of the opinion that an
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by aroch 12y ago
... Stop sitting on your phone. Would you put your laptop of the edge of a chair and sit on it?
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by aroch 12y ago
I don't see the value in paying someone and then trusting them with something (as you say) important to my business when they have no track record. For my personal set of servers (some 25-30, with ~50 SSL certs), I have Nagios for moni
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by aroch 12y ago
Given that Microsoft and Amazon have both had their SSL certs for their cloud businesses expire, a little extra reminding probably can't hurt. That said, I wouldn't pay for a service like this from a random person, I'd have
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by aroch 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welchia
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by aroch 12y ago
How is OSX a closed system in this particular case? You can easily compile bash, with patches, and replace the system binary -- using the same code that's used to build those Debian/Redhat/whatever binary. Its all the same gn
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by aroch 12y ago
Last dist-upgrade was about a week ago, all indications point towards the bash released back in Jan 2013. It's fixed in 4.2+dfsg-0.1+deb7u1 and I'm running 4.2+dfsg-0.1
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by aroch 12y ago
Debian7 doesn't look to be vulnerable by default (if the code snippet can be trusted to work): [arch/testbed ~] uname -a Linux 3.2.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.2.54-2 x86_64 GNU/Linux [arch/testbed ~] env x=&
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by aroch 12y ago
1) Don't link to sites that you think may have been compromised. It's poor form... 2) Yes http://www.riskiq.com/resources/blog/jquerycom-malware-attac... https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by aroch 12y ago
I don't know how things work now, but at least a few years ago there were plenty of DNS server that would take basically the full 48hours to update, regardless of TTL.
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by aroch 12y ago
Looks a little more involved than I need -- I already have SIP trunking through someone else, I mostly just need the SMS/MMS side of life
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by aroch 12y ago
Ha, I've setup the very same twimlet. My hangup was also the same as yours, I couldn't justify spending the time to figure out the, often confusing, API just to have no MMS still. I guess it's time to find some free time to h
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by aroch 12y ago
I've played wit Twilio and have used it to extend some of the hooks I previously had in IFTTT. Additionally I've been toying with porting my number out of Google Voice for compatibility (ie. no MMS) and privacy reasons. My questi

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