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by bragr 4mo ago
>There is plenty of money to be made selling home layouts to police. The police basically already have this in the form of building records. Unless you live in a really old building or you've made unapproved modifications, they&#x27
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by bragr 5mo ago
To be fair, some cookie banners do automatically opt you out if you send DNT, but is not the standard for sure.
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by bragr 5mo ago
The original blog post this references is a better read: https://www.adventuresinoss.com/aws-four-years/
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by bragr 5mo ago
If I recall, proprietary clients usually shipped with their own bootstrap server. I think it may have even contributed to the legal cases, but it's been a long time.
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by bragr 5mo ago
Eh, basically all facts in this story are disputed by all sides. Aside from general gist that there was some meeting that didn't go well.
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by bragr 5mo ago
Basically they were just trying to track down weird noises on the recording. They also went and recorded audio on a similar UPS MD-11 to try to identify the source. According to the NTSB: "This high pitch ringing sound, primarily noted
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by bragr 5mo ago
Those units appear to be US Army PE-95 generators, not welders. https://www.purplewave.com/auction/210310/item/IG9246/US_Arm...
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by bragr 5mo ago
Yeah looks like Micheal Douglas was using that name professionally about decade before Michael Keaton started his career so union rules would require an alternate name.
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by bragr 5mo ago
Kessler syndrome presumably?
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by bragr 5mo ago
Sure but they are still a finite resource. Once you've transferred those rights to a super tall luxury condo building, you can't readily transform that into affordable middle class and lower income housing.
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by bragr 5mo ago
>but it's not really good for your career Can you define that with more specificity? I find that academics have a major blind spot where good career means "the path I took" to the exclusion of all other paths. >Speaking
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by bragr 5mo ago
It was in the news when it went into effect at the beginning of the year.
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by bragr 5mo ago
Or if you're in California: https://privacy.ca.gov/drop/
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by bragr 5mo ago
At lot of west coast datacenters have moved to Nevada in search of lower land prices and better seismic risk. Vegas is a major hub now too.
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by bragr 5mo ago
Genuinely asking, if someone really wanted to play that game with the EU, could the EU escalate to preventing the import of the products?
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by bragr 5mo ago
>All distro's shipping a major kernel version from more than a year ago -- and that includes all LTS kernels -- are vulnerable, regardless of how "timely" their patch schedules follow upstream To be fair, I question the wi
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by bragr 5mo ago
The problem is that if you make too big of a deal about a particular patch, then someone just reverse engineers the vuln from the fix and your responsible disclosure period doesn't exist anymore. Gentoo has to take some blame too for n
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by bragr 6mo ago
That's a partisan framing. Another framing could be that SMTP is the golf cart SMBs were asking for, not the car they were being sold.
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by bragr 6mo ago
I forgot one more important thing: OverDrive only has a subset of the libraries on Libby, so it's possible for a library to be on Libby and be unavailable on Kobo.
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by bragr 6mo ago
It is less about profitability and more about dilution of ownership. He seems to have a pattern of diluting the ownership of his profitable companies by folding in his less profitable/failed companies. You still own a share of a profit
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by bragr 6mo ago
I tried that, and it was incredibly frustrating to have to run back to the PC every time, not to mention vacations and things like that. At that point you don't even need Libby since you can do the same with digital editions off your l
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by bragr 6mo ago
You can't even get all books either. I've got multiple library cards so it is a non-starter.
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by bragr 6mo ago
Do NOT buy a Kobo device for Libby integration. It is a LIE . I found out the hard way. Kobo only integrates with OverDrive, the predecessor to Libby. You can only use one library card at a time with OverDrive, and don't have access
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by bragr 6mo ago
That's assuming you live near a store.
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by bragr 6mo ago
It would be more interesting to see those numbers broken down by frontline service. What percentage of the guys actually dying in the jungle were drafted?
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by bragr 6mo ago
As has been established in other threads here, the metal button thing the prongs slide onto is an earth connection.
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by bragr 6mo ago
>There was the person with the relative in Los Angeles who was worried about going to London This amused me because living in LA/California, I get the same style unhinged comments completely disconnected from the reality of what is
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by bragr 6mo ago
The problem is that juniors given access to AI don't seem to learn as much. AI just gives them fish over and over instead of learning how to fish.
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by bragr 6mo ago
No, that's more than napkin math but I feel the numbers stand for themselves that we can't really do better than decades. A few km/s won't change that.
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by bragr 6mo ago
Bunch of napkin math: you'd need something like 10 kilowatts and 140 km/s detla-v to catch up to Voyager in a decade, assuming a New Horizons equivalent Earth escape velocity. The amount of xenon is technically possible, however e

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