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by briffle 5y ago
Honestly, its like all the huge DDoS attacks by spoofed UDP packets. In both cases, their is already tech in place, that prevent you from forwarding packets for networks that are not 'under' you (BCP 38 came out in what, 2000?) B
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by briffle 5y ago
Colion Noir has a similar tale [0] with fact checkers at politifact, and gives timelines of emails, etc that is pretty interesting. He is all about guns, and of course, the person that 'investigates' him is completely against gun
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by briffle 5y ago
Of course, you must reduce the risk to the parent company before the huge disclosure comes out </sarcasm>
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by briffle 5y ago
at 75mph, even with a very quick reaction time of 0.7 seconds to shift your foot from gas to brake, your already approching 80', and haven't even started slowing down. Yanking the wheel sideways on most vehicles that speed means y
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by briffle 5y ago
There is no reason your employer can't offer you the insurance, or put the same amount of money in a tax excempt account for your to purchase your own insurance from. The only reason why is employers love you to be 'tied' to
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by briffle 5y ago
A few years ago, I used elementary OS for my workstation at work. As part of an upgrade, I ran their backup program to make a backup to a removable disk. It went through the full backup process. Apparently, there was a 'bug' in t
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by briffle 5y ago
And both should be simple for the police to link to the owner, if they are reported. Maybe a bit less so for a SIM card, but that AirTag is registered with someone’s phone
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by briffle 5y ago
Plex works well with the silicon dust boxes and an antenna
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by briffle 5y ago
George H.W. Bush.. If you believe some VERY fringe dark places on the web.
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by briffle 5y ago
Evidence you have never lived in the midwest. When I lived there, the tornado sirens would sometimes give you up to 15 minutes of warning that they one was likely in your area. This is not hurricanes where you have a weeks notice.
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by briffle 5y ago
My local paper was bought by USA Today. They shut down the printing press, and laid off everyone except a literally handful of reporters/staff. Printing is done at another paper they bought in another medium sized town 60 miles away.
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by briffle 5y ago
A former dentist was Payne. Call me Tom, he would say…
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by briffle 5y ago
Exactly, change the word blacklist to censor, and then it seems wrong.
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by briffle 5y ago
Looks like the Sysadvent has started again today, after taking last year off. Its great for those of us on the more OPS side of DEVOPS: https://sysadvent.blogspot.com/
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by briffle 5y ago
The Trump administration shut down (denied permits and licensing) 3 times for a natural gas import/export Terminal that was going to be built in Coos Bay Oregon, to connect to the 4' pipeline the feeds Oregon and California. I gue
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by briffle 5y ago
Haproxy to me is much better. The free version of nginx has absolutely abysmal stats for monitoring.
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by briffle 5y ago
Firefighters typically work 24 on, 72 off. My family members in firefighting tell me it’s shocking how many of them live in Reno, where they can afford a house. If there is another huge earthquake, they won’t be able to drive in to help.
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by briffle 5y ago
You know the problem. Some VP somewhere has his bonus and review structured around the growth of Edge. Like a dark pattern, but for employees, not customers.
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by briffle 5y ago
Why not firefox? have you used it in the last few years? its dramatically faster than anything else, and actually respects privacy.
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by briffle 5y ago
Its the same problem with long haul trips in the US. Chicago to Seattle is something like 44 hours, with nearly 40 stops. each one of those stops the train has to slow down, stop, wait for a time, then accelerate. Most of those towns are
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by briffle 5y ago
Oregon just got a new House Rep member, and if you look at the new maps it has created, its pretty obvious this isn't a one party problem.
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by briffle 5y ago
The entire state of idaho
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by briffle 5y ago
Considering the price and availability of steel, i'm kind of suprised nobody is trying to scrap and recycle them.
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by briffle 5y ago
My old University powers, heats, and cools itself with Geothermal wells that are at 195F, not sure about the 300C either. (and clears snow/ice from sidewalks and outdoor staaircases) The college also sells extra power to the hospital
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by briffle 5y ago
Can you run Pidgin on your phone and tablet and laptop and move between them?
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by briffle 5y ago
Automatic Transfer switches are very common in Server Rooms and datacenters where there is a Generator in use. I'm not sure why they are not more common in Solar. I have a parent with a full house generator that also has a Automatic
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by briffle 5y ago
The Glory days, when both Google Talk and Facebook used XMPP, and you can run one client to chat with all of them. We ran Prosidy and Pidgin at my old job, and it worked great for our company chat server.
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by briffle 5y ago
If you look, most trades limit the number of new students they will accept for apprentiship programs. Even if everyone suddenly wanted to be a plumber (or electrictian, etc) they can't get into the programs that will allow them to bec
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by briffle 5y ago
Oregon and Washington have already passed bills to change, but the bills require California to also pass one, and they have not. Oregon signed their bill in 2019.
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by briffle 5y ago
There is really only one more deepwater capable port left that is undeveloped on the west coast of the US. Coos Bay, OR. They are pushing hard to bring in larger ships, but need to dredge the channel to make it deeper and wider for larger

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