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by bragr 2y ago
Since they made this change in California last year, I cross where ever when it is safe and convenient. I'm surprised how big of difference it made to the convenience and speed of walking somewhere. No more waiting for 2 different ligh
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by bragr 2y ago
I'd wager it is almost certainly real humans, just not engaging authentically i.e. paid trolls, at least until the cost of generative AI falls bellow troll farms.
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by bragr 2y ago
This doesn't work because there's a nearly unlimited supply of people willing (out of desperation, drug addiction, or just plain poor decision making) to let bad actors use their IDs.
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by bragr 2y ago
That may be, but the max strength in the US is 2.5x that of the UK.
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by bragr 2y ago
This is a bit of a US problem. The UK and many other countries limit the strength and amount of vape juice, so they are weaker and give fewer puffs. There's a lot of evidence that this reduces the addictiveness.
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by bragr 2y ago
Both SELinux and AppArmor support per app network rules, however they both leave something to be desired in terms of ease of use and features. https://selinuxproject.org/page/NetworkStatements https://manpag
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by bragr 2y ago
Does the regulation say anything about deceptively moderating reviews? e.g. deleting all the low star reviews? edit: it doesn't seem so. You just have use some weasel language: >The final rule also bars a business from misrepresenti
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by bragr 2y ago
>The predominant track gauge in the South was actually 5 feet. [...] had the Confederacy won the American Civil War the US would likely have adopted that as their standard gauge. That is a weird assertion, considering a victory for the C
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by bragr 2y ago
Depends on the Akamai property config which could be anything. IIRC by default it uses the standard cache headers and doesn't strip or rewrite them, although it definitely can.
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by bragr 2y ago
Having a CDN doesn't help your performance when you tell it not to cache the page bragr@<>:~$ dig +short community.silabs.com community.silabs.com.00da0000000l2kimas.live.siteforce.com. sdc.prod.communities.salesforce.cdn
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by bragr 2y ago
Those are all issues as well, but brigading is absolutely a thing.
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by bragr 2y ago
>living like a billionaire for nine years was worth the one year prison sentence he received He's only been out for a little bit. Give it 10 years and ask him how being a broke felon is. Especially with a fraud conviction which will
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by bragr 2y ago
I feel like this project is a classic example of the README missing a "Why?" section. Not to justify the project, it just makes it hard to evaluate without understanding why they choose implementing a transpiler rather than an emb
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by bragr 2y ago
>This could cost less than $5000 for a month I ran a bunch of nodes for a couple years and that's optimistic by perhaps an order of magnitude. No $5 a month VPS provides enough bandwidth to sustain the monthly traffic of a Tor node,
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by bragr 2y ago
Non-profits are allowed to own for profit entities and use the profits to fund their non-profit activities. It is a pretty common model used by many entities from Mozilla[1][2] to the National Geographic Society[3][4]. [1] https:/&#x2
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by bragr 2y ago
A quick google search reveals multiple battery manufacturing facilities in Israel, including domestic and foreign owned corporations. A special order of batteries seems very plausible.
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by bragr 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_alternative_shells_for...
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by bragr 2y ago
>Horror stories, like pop music and alcohol, are designed first and foremost to make sex possible. Horror stories let young men place their arms across the shoulders of young women. So much here to unpack about the author's world vi
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by bragr 2y ago
Do you have any evidence for that claim? Do you have the original sources to compare to? Can you provide examples? Genuinely curious.
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by bragr 2y ago
There _was_ a death certificate, just not his >probably a paperwork mixed up around pensions when his ex-spouse died
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by bragr 2y ago
I knew someone falsely declared dead (probably a paperwork mixed up around pensions when his ex-spouse died). Without warning, he lost all of his pensions, social security, medicare, etc, along with most financial institutions freezing acco
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by bragr 2y ago
From previous responses to this issue, Grindr's behavior depends on the country. They implement that coordinate rounding in countries where it isn't legally safe to be gay (and otherwise knowing a guy is 10m away is a feature, not
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by bragr 2y ago
Couple of anecdotal data points from a new rider. Here's the first time rider spiel they give you [1]. Overall experience is pretty polished. It's handled some tricky situations with confidence like this left hand turn from a two
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by bragr 2y ago
I got access to Waymo in LA a few weeks ago and have taken it 4 times. It's capabilities are impressive for sure, but I'm not sure I'd go as far as "smooth and sure ride". The car's skills seems to vary between
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by bragr 2y ago
Makes sense. Humans are really bad at perceiving the environmental noise floor. Our brains just tune it out, but it is has a huge impact on your perception of the loudness of fans that you've strapped to your face.
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by bragr 2y ago
>136,079 online (53,634 in game) Amazing that there are so many people active still, if that's accurate. RuneScape feels like a half forgotten childhood memory to me at this point.
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by bragr 2y ago
Your comment made me realize I totally do this. I at least frisk my pockets every time I stand.
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by bragr 2y ago
In my experience, very few people are able to articulate their lack of understanding with straight forward questions like "What's memory?", and that's before we get into cognitive blind spots. For example, you've co
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by bragr 2y ago
Looking at the system for sale [1] now, the lack of security seems to be one of their selling points: >Multiple keyboards call the same pager. The pager system long range supports multiple keyboard call the same restaurant pagers. As an
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by bragr 2y ago
Huh, this a a solved problem. You can walk on coals because both the ashy coals and your skin are poor conductors of heat, your feet are only in contact with the coals briefly, and your blood flow carries the heat away from the contact poin

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