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811.
by bragr 4y ago
Either way, don't talk to the police. You can't talk your way out of charges, only talk your way into more charges. >Who determines "good faith"? If there's a real dispute about this and you've been charged,
812.
by bragr 4y ago
Maybe, if you have to have a huge policy about all the different situations in which a law shouldn't apply, you have a bad law that needs fixing.
813.
by bragr 4y ago
I guess this is nice for some small subset of users - those with both a Mac but use android - but I don't see that being very many people. On top of that, I don't really see how have to run this relay will result in an amazing ex
814.
by bragr 4y ago
Access to support was the one they specifically called out
815.
by bragr 4y ago
Quick and painless. I don't notice any immediate difference, but I only use the core features really. Clicked the button and it came back with the following text and that was it: >You have chosen to continue using the Free Legacy E
816.
by bragr 4y ago
I'm seeing that option in my account admin page now too. I'm going to confirm mine is for personal use and see how it goes.
817.
by bragr 4y ago
>Researchers placed seeds in the samples, watered them and then put the trays into a terrarium box, to which they added a nutrient solution daily I'm no expert but this sounds more like using lunar regolith as a hydroponics growth m
818.
by bragr 4y ago
No because most will refuse to print anything with the EURion constellation. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/EURion_constellation
819.
by bragr 4y ago
It seems you can no longer directly short on Coinbase but they still offer options contracts that let you bet the price will go down.
820.
by bragr 4y ago
> It also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads, 17 so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or
821.
by bragr 5y ago
As a manager, I've noticed people tend to overthink the "business justification" field on forms and get themselves all worked up that they are being told no because they know what to put, but in reality all you normally need
822.
by bragr 5y ago
>Why aren't we logging into everywhere with public keys, if the technology is so old? Well, it's not because we didn't have blockchain technology before, but because decentralized identity was not the goal before. Let&#x27
823.
by bragr 5y ago
I can't say my apparmor experiences have been great. SELinux and Apparmor are just two heads of the same problematic coin. As other comments on here point out, it's easier to have one sane policy for docker and containerize everyt
824.
by bragr 5y ago
I could be wrong but on the hardware front I think Apple came up in the drama about the supposed SuperMicro hardware implants.
825.
by bragr 5y ago
One does typically prefer Linux experience for a _Linux_ sys admin, but don't get me wrong that's just one of many screening question. That said, if someone doesn't have enough Linux experience to know how Linux differs from
826.
by bragr 5y ago
One of my old Linux sys admin interview questions was describing a situation with a high load number but low CPU utilization. People who said that was impossible or similar got shown the door and people who knew or could reason their way to
827.
by bragr 5y ago
>Even if you’re coding for yourself, you’re still coding for a team. Your future self will not have the same cognitive context that you do currently. This. I've definitely cursed the author of some code only to realize it was me 5 y
828.
by bragr 5y ago
This should be easy to test. Find a a big file somewhere served reasonably fast and see if you can replicate the results while pulling it down. Maybe some Linux distro ISO? I really doubt an ISP would optimize that.
829.
by bragr 5y ago
It we assume that $6,800 reflects a more accurate post-hype valuation of that NFT and extrapolate that to other NFTs (which admittedly is perhaps not valid), people who spent thousands of dollars on NFTs, tied to real notable things or peop
830.
by bragr 5y ago
Cool project but I wonder if the name will catch flak from the lawyers. Trademarks and all that. At they very least a big "This is not affiliated with Google/Youtube" seems like a wise precaution.
831.
by bragr 5y ago
I'm really struck by how beautiful these end up being. Using common materials to create all those small spaces seems like a very cheap and accessible project. Are there any major design considerations? Presumably what sized spaces the
832.
by bragr 5y ago
A placebo doesn't have to be inert, it's more that it has to have no therapeutic value. Meningitis vaccine doesn't protect against covid so it's an effective placebo for testing covid vaccine for example.
833.
by bragr 5y ago
There's nothing technical that prevents the other side from playing dial tone and ring sounds
834.
by bragr 5y ago
Protonmail seems to routinely get flagged by fraud, spam, and security systems. You emails are probably getting eaten by a security appliance before it even reaches the government exchange server or whatever.
835.
by bragr 5y ago
So does paying them in rubbles let them evade sanctions because it creates a large international market for rubbles allowing Russia to conduct their own foreign purchases in rubbles? Where as paying in euros let's them prop up the exch
836.
by bragr 5y ago
Gotta agree with you there. "Connect to the UART, remember UART requires a ground, throw some AT commands at it, give up, and ask the company about a serial number" hardly seems like a deep dive.
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by bragr 5y ago
Also IANAL, but as I understand it, the HDL would compile down to a sequence of gates, and presumably we'd treat that the same way as a binary - a "Non-Source Form" as the GPL calls it. So anyone that receives a copy of those
838.
by bragr 5y ago
Arguably this is still MitM since Wireshark needs to set up a network tap. MitM does not necessarily require modifying the data. This would work just as well captured at the switch or ISP level if you still had access to the keys.
839.
by bragr 5y ago
Maybe to mail them but not to have them made.
840.
by bragr 5y ago
>Agreeing that a given definition is legitimate is not the same as anointing any given group and its future findings as authoritative. Clearly you didn't read the OSI blog post that this blog post is referencing >The court only c

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