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by balentio 4y ago
I wrote an article on this last year and submitted it here and got down voted into the lower levels of Hacker News hell. Later, of course, someone else has a similar experience with Stripe, and now everybody is all about it. It gets a frust
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by balentio 4y ago
https://beyondnuclearinternational.org/2020/05/22/fukushimas...
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by balentio 4y ago
Is there any idea why they are down? That's an eternity in DNS service land...
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by balentio 4y ago
<The long lived stuff decays much more slowly, hence is less dangerous.> Unless you are human.
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by balentio 4y ago
Radioactivity--particularly waste/water.
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by balentio 4y ago
The article provided two potential definitions of the word. I mean the term to be inclusive of the whole situation the article described as a concept which encapsulates both meaning of the word--hence why I quoted it and referenced discrimi
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by balentio 4y ago
What the article referenced.
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by balentio 4y ago
I think a simple "This is against our discrimination policy" would be fine. Of course, it could not be applied just for "gay" people, but potentially anyone--including--gasp--Conservative Christian discrimination.
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by balentio 4y ago
Wow. The fact people are downvoting this just goes to show there are people in the world who get their rocks off on defining cultures--as if anyone has the authority to do that...
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by balentio 4y ago
Maybe stop defining cultures and simply define the rules?
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by balentio 4y ago
This guy is one of those iconoclastic fellows who people partially agree with on one point, and completely disagree with on another. It's pretty hard to reconcile nuclear energy with the idea that the planet self-regulates since nuclea
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by balentio 4y ago
The main playable characters all have Nikon cameras.
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by balentio 4y ago
Federated servers would seem to be an eschewed middle ground in your analysis.
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by balentio 4y ago
Interesting that DARPA is worried about how people that make software can be trusted...
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by balentio 4y ago
Ah, so the answer is basically no, since the key to the zone would not allow this mapping so long as everything was configured correctly. I did not see the key part but I did skim the article. Thanks!
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by balentio 4y ago
Am I right to conclude you can have multiple pet names pointing to a single global name? If so, might this lead to something like brand confusion? For instance, let's say I have a place called 4rergdes0903004059 as a global identifier
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by balentio 4y ago
Unless that Redditor's name is Seth Rich, then you can get away with murder.
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by balentio 4y ago
Let's be honest here. It's not "disagreement" that's the problem as such. It's if you disagree with the established narrative, or don't take the vax, or whatever else is in vogue you might be fired and get
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by balentio 4y ago
I have to admit, though I was around and participated in forums during the time period specified, I now kinda hate them. The culture is different now than then, and really, that's what's "dead" now. A lot of little shits
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by balentio 4y ago
You are free to have a blog, just not an opinion on anything that might be political. Used to be that it was more about whether you had the skill to do the thing in question...
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by balentio 4y ago
Strictly speaking, no. When I blog, it is more for me than anyone else. The tech field is a mess at the moment anyway since it has become politcized.