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by bluejekyll 2y ago
We’ll probably never know. It wouldn’t surprise me if they both forgot about it, and then like a year later he’s looking at his bank receipts and like “woh, what’s that big check?” And maybe never even asked for the money back.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
This sounds like an early spin on the advance-fee scam.”Hi, you know me, I’m Jimmy Page, I have tons of money, but I just don’t have access to it right now. If you were to give me some money now, it would help me buy this bookstore that’s o
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
An interesting idea just struck me. If this is all in native Rust then you could do something interesting with macro defined SQL queries, where at compile time, you could output direct bindings from the SQL to the internal DB api. This woul
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
This isn’t bad news, as the second paragraph states, “Back in 2019, a whopping 71% of Teslas were traded in for gas cars, while 18% were traded in for hybrids. Only 10% were traded for another EV.” Clearly the trend is on the rise for BEV.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
If we’re going to do some time travel, I’d also like to make the DNS packets easily versionable and add some space for additional version codes, the current extension mechanism with eDNS is quite cumbersome.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
I like reordering of the named components to big-endian, but just for reference, the current system dates back to the idea of “search domains”, which allows you to do things like “www” and that takes you to “www.example.com” because that is
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
This really makes me wonder about the value of TLDs in general. Let’s say that “gmail” is a well known enough name that “gmail.com”, “gmail.org”, …, “gmail.top” should be reserved by default. If that’s the case, then the value of separate T
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
It’s useful to know the full syntax, I’ve definitely encountered needing it more than one time.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
This is in response to why Americans are not buying EVs. The American auto industry pretty much only advertises its largest vehicles, which is partly what drives that demand.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
There is no glut of Chinese EVs because of the tariffs, but it looks like they might work around that, “It’s a scenario that terrifies America’s auto industry. Chinese carmakers set up shop in Mexico to exploit North American trade rules. O
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
This is already happening. See the recent tariffs on low cost Chinese EVs. If Americans really didn’t want EVs then there should be no need to protect the market from the cheaper Chinese brands, because nobody would be buying them.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
I think the use of IDEs really made this practice less simple. Terminal mode emacs and vi/m are simple with SSH, VSCode and other things start getting more complex. I think the extensions to VSCode and others to run remotely with a bro
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
While you’re not explicitly saying this, C++ in Rust’s terms, is all unsafe. In a multi-threading context like this, that’s even more important.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
This is really cool to see. Is anyone potentially working on an integration with this an Tokio to bring these performance benefits to the async ecosystem? Or maybe I should ask first, would it make sense to look at this as a foundational li
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
We have similar utilities in the Hickory DNS project, https://github.com/hickory-dns/hickory-dns/tree/main/util There’s are a bunch of cli tools: dig like tool called ‘dns’, a stub resolver called ‘resol
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
No, they also carry people on trikes, in motorized wheel chairs, scooters, joggers, people on those mono wheel things. Bikes might be the most popular choice, but many people are starting to refer to these lanes as “mobility-lanes” because
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
Something that makes this even more insidious, is that trying to change roads to be safer often triggers many studies about the impact of those changes. These range from studies on traffic congestion, to safety itself, local business impact
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
My son would always wriggle around until his hands were up next to his face (this is like 11 years ago). I started swaddling him in that position. We had an ultrasound picture that showed his hand in a similar position, so I guess it carrie
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
Something every new parent should learn (which some parts of car rides mimic), learn about the 4th trimester. Then learn the 5 S’s to mimic the womb: Swaddle - wrap the baby Side/stomache - position like the womb Shush - white noise Sw
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
To be fair men in general are more likely to have facial hair. Facial hair absolutely impacts the effectiveness of masks.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
People dependent on cars for nearly all their activities, find it very hard to imagine a world where they are not. Many of them have shaped their entire lives around cars. They live in places where the closest grocery store is 20 minutes aw
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
Most of the noise and pollution in cities comes from cars.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
How are you quantifying “it’s safer”? The evidence doesn’t generally support this statement. What calculation are you using to suggest that?
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
It’s important to remember that the war in Vietnam had begun as a war of independence from the French. The US should never have gotten involved, and only did so because of the fear of the spread of Communism. We should never have gotten inv
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
You mean like a tornado? Most natural disasters will end up with many people clogging the roads, generally won't see a lot of speeding as an option.
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
What situations is it necessary to exceed the speed limit?
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
One of the issues is that posted speeds often don’t match the speed the road allows people to comfortably do. To bring speeds down, the things that are generally most effective are street narrowing, speed tables and humps (to bring to speed
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
I was thinking that maybe you had a large TTL for either the SOA or the minimum TTL field, but both of those are pretty reasonable at 5 minutes and 1 minute. See this RFC, https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2308#section-
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
This is surprising. What was the TLD for your name? And can you share your SOA config for your zone? (don't need the names, I'm curious about the TTLs in all the SOA fields)
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by bluejekyll 2y ago
Take a look at 980 in the middle that destroyed two blocks width of homes straight through the middle of the city, miles long. That disconnected communities on either side of it. The same thing happened with 580, which isn’t shown in these

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