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by betaby 3y ago
How 'Procedures to call insurance companies and verify coverage' prevents store shutdown? In my worldview insurance is 'sometimes we pay if ensured event occurs'. Lack or presence of the insurance changes nothing about t
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by betaby 3y ago
"Our results show that IoT devices contribute the most to this privacy leakage"
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by betaby 3y ago
Most of the developed world has effective tax rate of 30-50% https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_Freedom_Day Given that fact I find pensions are very low in Canada/USA. I don't see pension-age population as fre
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by betaby 3y ago
Or Ebox. In fact some of hurdles were documented on dslreports forum. Starting with wholesale access to cable ( worked OK for a while ) continuing with wholesale access to fiber ( never happens ) and ending with the end of the 'sane&#x
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by betaby 3y ago
> And now all telecom companies are required to interconnect, right? No. That's not the case at all. > so that other providers can act as "backups", so "that never happens again." Also, no. Also what do you me
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by betaby 3y ago
Overregulation. Source, I work in telecom in Canada.
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by betaby 3y ago
Interesting how that was achieved. Most popular Linux distributions are very hard to install without python3 an perl5. LSB https://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/lsb.shtml defines them as standard.
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by betaby 3y ago
iptables2 == nftables I suppose
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by betaby 3y ago
Right! Because travel is for the rich who can afford expensive hotels! NYC example shows what banning AirBnB decreased the price dramatically. Add /s on your taste.
610.
by betaby 3y ago
How not consuming 'so much media' going to fix homeless situation all across Canada?
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by betaby 3y ago
We are past IPv4 peak prices though.
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by betaby 3y ago
It's 464XLAT most of the time for mobile operators.
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by betaby 3y ago
The article doesn't mention to what browser in what percentage users have switched. The commenter above thinks that is Google Chrome and there are reasons to think so. Additionally most of the `independent` browsers are Blink based, th
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by betaby 3y ago
Yes, XFS has been in the Linux kernel since 2001! Time flies.
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by betaby 3y ago
Post those ranges here. Post then to the NANOG mailing list. Name and shame ISPs.
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by betaby 3y ago
Those are cosmetic things. Changes nothing. Despite the claims Internet is very neutral de facto in USA. Source: I work with a multitude of ISPs in ~50 countries world wide, in the areas of IP transit, mobile, cloud, voip, etc.
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by betaby 3y ago
How that backdoor is triggered and what exactly it does?
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by betaby 3y ago
Why would spammers apply for a job?
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by betaby 3y ago
> Inspecting network traffic is not a self invented regulation. I work for a telecom company registered in NJ. What law says web-developers employee traffic should be intercepted?
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by betaby 3y ago
All those are the case today. `curl` on a corporate laptop in intercepted and blocked by CrowStrike for example.
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by betaby 3y ago
My ${DAY_JOB} simply MITMing all traffic from the laptop through Netskope. At that point I don't even search work related web from the corporate laptop. Self-inflicted self-invented compliance which goes way beyond laws and regulatons
622.
by betaby 3y ago
Government agencies exempted themselves from GDPR and similar. That was discussed on HN in context of the break in Ireland.
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by betaby 3y ago
Quick google search says no?
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by betaby 3y ago
Shortage should lead to a better pay and(or) a higher vacancy. However those are not the case.
625.
by betaby 3y ago
..and having a lot of them didn't improve the situation.
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by betaby 3y ago
In the replication crisis era it's a good thing I suppose. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis
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by betaby 3y ago
First time I heard about CFEngine in ~2004. Version of that time didn't impress me. However CFEngine3 is a totally different story. I have been using it since 2012 and have not plans to switch. Even though CFEngine is not the most popu
628.
by betaby 3y ago
Yes. This or Virtuozzo ( later open sourced as OpenVZ)
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by betaby 3y ago
I was using Linux VServer container technology from 2004 to 2017. Served me well.
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by betaby 3y ago
> because the competition is just nonexistent. Only if the hiring org can tell the difference

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