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by bkor 10y ago
It seems you skipped the bit where I said that those restrictions are often shipped by upstream and as such applied to everyone by default? It's one thing to lock down your machine(s), systemd allows to lock down loads of services for
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by bkor 10y ago
Stating that his claim is something else doesn't make it true. If you read the article he's saying things such as: 1. Things should be written in different (safer) languages. 2. That a compromise in a mail server is already bad so
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by bkor 10y ago
Systemd makes it easy to add additional limitations to every service you're running. More easily restrict all your services (NTP client, DNS caching server, etc). It adds an easy to use method to restrict all of the daemons and service
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by bkor 10y ago
A lot of the statements made in the article are rather questionable. Applying "digital learning" to saying schedules and saying that is a data culture? If the input is bad, improve the input of the data. What is stated regarding o
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by bkor 10y ago
Disagreeing with the article and agreeing with that they lose weight does NOT imply lacking empathy. Then entire article states some ridiculous claims. If you're obese, it is a danger to your health. If go then go to a doctor what do
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by bkor 10y ago
BMI works just fine for someone weighing so much that they need to go and find a special scale to measure them. Already before you're obese it'll be difficult to give someone CPR. If someone is obese that's dangerous already.
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by bkor 10y ago
Two quotes: 1. "Amazon doesn’t count shipping costs for its own products, or those it fulfills for others, when customers rank a product by “price + shipping.”" 2. "Amazon said: [..]The sorting algorithms [..] are designed fo
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by bkor 10y ago
Hanjin has max 13.000 TEU vessels. That's maybe 8000 containers. One crane can unload at around 30 containers per hour. You might be able to use 6 cranes on such a vessel. It works out to 45 hours to unload such a vessel if completely
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by bkor 10y ago
This was about a factory line possibly shutting down. In those cases it'll be shipped via air. To be clear: I work in this industry. In case of an (factory) assembly line shutting down they'll resort to airfreight. I noticed peopl
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by bkor 10y ago
That doesn't happen on container vessels, but shipping containers on trucks. On a container vessel you might have a stowaway. Meaning: someone sneaking onboard. They usually run out of food and are then discovered. Due to all the anti
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by bkor 10y ago
A 10.000+ container vessel uses 100-120 tons of fuel per day (see https://people.hofstra.edu/geotrans/eng/ch8en/conc8en/fuel_c... ). Bigger ones are more efficient per container, but it'll still be m
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by bkor 10y ago
The bunker price is charged separately to customers. So low or high bunkers doesn't affect it that much. However, if a competitor is much more efficient with its bunkers you'd have a problem. At the moment, oil is cheap and there&
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by bkor 10y ago
It's much easier to ship it via air. If this is for some assembly line you'd have weekly shipments by container vessel. Instead of putting it into a container vessel to arrive 4+ weeks later, just air it and have it in a 1-2 days
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by bkor 10y ago
They arrested the vessel on order of a bunker supply company at Panama Canal. See http://www.maritimelawcenter.com/html/arrest_of_vessel.html .
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by bkor 10y ago
> If you don't want to have the exhorbitant amounts usually asked for in an initial suit, show up to court. That's not reasonable. If the person for whatever reason doesn't show up, but it is a company vs a person lawsuit,
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by bkor 10y ago
Wildcard domains aren't supported by Let's Encrypt last I checked. StartCom provided GNOME with a free account which can create certificates (including the wildcard ones and so on). Those are pretty much mandatory in certain cases
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by bkor 10y ago
Within any shipping company you usually have various container vessels which you own, then various that you charter. This allows you to be flexible. So a shipping company could hand back some chartered vessels, then buy Hanjin ones. If they
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by bkor 10y ago
To add more details to this: To get economies of scale, you want big container vessels. Customers usually want a weekly vessel call to their port. It's impossible to fill the bigger container vessels on your own. Therefore there are va
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by bkor 10y ago
> unauthorized dissemination of economic data is a serious offense in many countries. We're talking about GDP growth figures. Those can be under an embargo, but these should NOT be hidden. Pointing at others isn't needed.
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by bkor 10y ago
It is important to have good quality and well researched articles. LWN provides this for free software (so not just the kernel). As long as LWN continues their reporting in this way (high quality), I'll continue my subscription (more l
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by bkor 10y ago
How has working from home/remotely imply being a team player/enthusiastic yes/no? I work for a non-IT company. Loads of people work in the office. There are a few which do not. They're really good at their job (it is som
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by bkor 10y ago
The credit card fee is way higher due to fraud; the "insurance" and so on needs to be paid somehow. The margins asked in e.g. Netherlands to pay with a bank card are much lower than any credit card. Partially these low fees are a
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by bkor 10y ago
Xdg-app was renamed into Flatpak. It is a standard like Snappy probably has a document describing the technical workings. Flatpak (though I like it) is too new, preventing anyone from calling it a de facto standard. For Flatpak, the scope i
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by bkor 10y ago
Politics are quite important to do right and politics is different from NIH. The article notes two important things: 1) Canonical wanting to do big announcements. This causes problems if you want to work with communities. They'll try a
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by bkor 10y ago
It is _much_ easier to change the time than to adjust everything that's set at a time.
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by bkor 10y ago
How have software patents helped any of the big growing companies over the last 10 years? Maybe explain it using the various startups which are quite a success: Whatsapp, Instagram, Wechat, Twitter. Your entire comment reads like a false di
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by bkor 10y ago
In Netherlands they changed the way unemployment is measured. Was something similar done in UK? The change it Netherlands makes me not trust easy figures anymore. Further, seems in UK there's quite a big difference between working and
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by bkor 10y ago
Me neither (Dutch), I do not think it makes sense to apologize for not being native speaker. You meant something else, ok, let's move on. You only meant freedom of employment? I'm annoyed that UK asks questions while in loads of n
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by bkor 10y ago
If you're totally free to travel, why do they check people at the border? I'm pretty sure that they can refuse entry (else I'd like to see a source that they cannot). As such, not free to move.
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by bkor 10y ago
I'm guessing you're from UK? Travelling to UK always means a passport check and usually answering a few questions. This is pretty much every single time. If I go to Indonesia for which I need a Visa on arrival, they asked me zero

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