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by buro9 3y ago
thanks, I did wonder if I was making a fair comparison I won't edit, as your correction is clear and the context would remain
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by buro9 3y ago
Weight is the best way to tax vehicles. It correlates to the amount of energy needed to move it, generally with the size of the vehicle, and highly with the particulate pollution from brakes and tyres (yes I'm aware of regenerative bra
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by buro9 3y ago
A global pandemic and less driving? I'm not sure why you'd need to pick out BLM in any way here
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by buro9 3y ago
That role isn't in my dept, but I believe the location isn't fixed. Quickly checking Greenhouse, I think it's this one https://boards.greenhouse.io/grafanalabs/jobs/5052765004 but feel free to apply
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by buro9 3y ago
Grafana Labs | Engineers, SREs, Managers | REMOTE | Full-time | https://grafana.com/about/careers/open-positions/ We make that dashboard thing you've all seen... we also make and operate massively scalab
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by buro9 3y ago
looks like it... it looks like San Marino has a very solid response for lack of payment, and that is damaging to the real end users / customers of registrar services
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by buro9 3y ago
my worst domain story is of Gandi hosting microco.sm , the .sm is San Marino, and the domain costs €300 per year as a special business domain. but... halfway through last year (in May) the domain was suspended, and as DNS caches expired the
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by buro9 3y ago
who says they have my legal name? my address can be written correctly in about 10 permutations (only the postcode truly matters) my email addresses are unique per retailer and end in one of several tlds my birthday actually does look the sa
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by buro9 3y ago
kinda agree, it seems to be about the self-sabotage, the survivor bias I see in those who are successful, is that they have overcome whatever blocks everyone else. virtually everyone is getting in their own way, and somehow, for a brief per
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by buro9 3y ago
I had not followed their recent products but now I look, I agree. One watch ordered, thanks for replying.
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by buro9 3y ago
I popped into an Apple Store (Covent Garden) recently and directly asked (as I want the heart rate monitor Apple has)... and the assistant's response was that you need an iPhone to set up the watch initially, and that same iPhone must
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by buro9 3y ago
this is such a hard segment. Apple Watch feels like it should be the best, but it's so tightly linked to the Apple ecosystem that if you're not all-in then it's the worst option (cannot update it if you don't also have a
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by buro9 3y ago
Can you? https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/13/23959481/if-you-buy-a-cy...
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Nose wheel falls off Boeing 757 airliner waiting for takeoff(theguardian.com)
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by buro9 3y ago
Noise is relative to the environmental noise. I have a Synology NAS that was silent, but recently upgraded the HDDs to Toshiba NAS drives as they're very well regarded by backblaze and reviews. But they are noisy, the chunking sounds o
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by buro9 3y ago
Under the blankets?
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by buro9 3y ago
then they would arrest you for selling cocaine that is 100% impure (it's bird poop from your car bonnet)
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by buro9 3y ago
> Figure out a way to safely downsize car seats and I bet SUV purchases would drop 10% or more. Like an Estate / Station Wagon, a category of very capable cars that is being extinguished by the rise of SUV.
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by buro9 3y ago
Probably, the WAF, specifically Cloudflare specials, matches a number of things. And as a lot of it is just regex matching the context of where the match occurs isn't precise. Additionally cloudflare doesn't know what is safe for
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by buro9 3y ago
I would state the opposite, the use case is huge. To add something new, that needs to persist, will not require going to a backend team and begging for a new API from them. A common difficulty is the simplest scenario, where do I store this
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by buro9 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38923190
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by buro9 3y ago
A sibling comment mentioned that the wording covers iPhone, and that usb port water ingress is warranty voiding... This is how I possibly conclude that taking the phone to an environment like that would be a no, if one cared about the warra
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by buro9 3y ago
My android pixel 7 reported water ingress in the usb port during a hike to kinder scout in the peak district (UK). It was raining lightly, but mostly there was a very thick fog / mist / drizzle that didn't really fall from th
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by buro9 3y ago
wow, TIL (thank you)
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by buro9 3y ago
the explanation of this is in the main repo https://github.com/anisotropi4/kingfisher/tree/main it's the passenger journey data overlaid on the map of tracks, where the thickness is number of journeys. s
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by buro9 3y ago
Checked internally, the Eng Director within Security _is_ the Security, Director role. If you're looking to chat to someone about it in advance, then Thomas Owen is the CISO https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-rhys
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by buro9 3y ago
Grafana Labs | Backend / Systems Engineers | Security Director | Eng Director | REMOTE only Grafana, we make Grafana (visualisation), Loki (for logs), Mimir (for metrics), Tempo (for traces), Pyroscope (for profiles), OnCall, Applicati
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by buro9 3y ago
I tried running Netscape 4 recently. It worked! Until it didn't. Where it failed was protocols, the old binaries know nothing of modern TLS, and the vast majority of the web is now using that even when there's just no need to, so
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by buro9 3y ago
I average a fully loaded NAS every 8 years apparently. I don't really expand their storage, as by this time the network and software is out of date, so I buy a new one and make the current the backup to the new, and then dispose of the
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by buro9 3y ago
Are you sure? Synology do a very bespoke BTRFS and backport a lot, even though it's incredibly complex to do so. Their BTRFS is not standard, or rather it's not the standard version for a given kernel version.

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