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by cadence- 6y ago
This is the first time I hear about https://publicsuffix.org/ Will definitely check it out. Maybe that will help me solve this problem. Thanks a lot!
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by cadence- 6y ago
I can confirm everything that was said in that article. I run a free dynamic dns service (freemyip.com) and every time someone creates a subdomain that later hosts some questionable material, Google will immediately block my whole domain. T
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by cadence- 6y ago
I have exactly the same thing. Plus last year (2020 was truly shitty) I developed a frozen shoulder, which now prevents me from doing many exercises that used to help me. My other shoulder is starting to hurt too now, and I’m mentally prepa
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by cadence- 6y ago
Slack is down. This is shaping up to be my most productive day in a long while.
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by cadence- 6y ago
Let’s hope this is also going to be the case for all the other companies producing Covid-19 vaccine. Hopefully we will have enough vaccine manufactured in 2021 to significantly slow the spread of this virus around the world.
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by cadence- 6y ago
On photos it always looks smooth. I guess you also need to make sure it doesn’t cause too much drag when not in use (for example, if you travel against the wind).
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by cadence- 6y ago
From some photos I saw, they install them very close to the edges on the sides of the ship.
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by cadence- 6y ago
The worst thing about standups is that they tend to be scheduled in the morning. Half of the team I manage are night owls. They suffer when they have to wake up in the morning just to attend a short meeting. That’s why I do everything I can
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by cadence- 6y ago
With more than 30% of employees laid off this year, it is going to be extremely difficult for Mozilla to get back market share from other browsers. If they were not able to do it before, how can they do it now with fewer people? And without
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by cadence- 6y ago
- Laid off about 250 employees.
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by cadence- 6y ago
When it comes to passenger cars, most noise is generated by tires hitting the road. Especially at higher speeds the engine noise doesn’t really contribute anything meaningful to the noise you hear. So electric cars won’t solve this problem.
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by cadence- 6y ago
New low? It’s par for the course for microsoft. They have been doing this for years.
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Free dynamic DNS, no need to log in or register(freemyip.com)
2 points by cadence- 6y ago|0 comments
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Gitlab salary calculator for various countries and regions(about.gitlab.com)
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by cadence- 6y ago
There aren’t that many beauty queens out there. So anything they do outside of being a beauty queen will seem exceptional.
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by cadence- 6y ago
I think words like “geeky” and “nerdy” lost their true meaning in the last decade. It’s now more about image and fashion. Anybody who writes a simple website is now called geeky or nerdy. It’s especially abused to describe pretty girls, sin
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by cadence- 6y ago
They need to keep them financially and legally separated, but Corporation is still allowed to make some money transfes to Foundation (but not the other way around). I’m actually surprised they are now allowed to have the same CEO for Corpor
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by cadence- 6y ago
They currently have search deal with google. This was disclosed in their yearly financial statements. ~90% of their revenue comes from google. https://www.computerworld.com/article/3487825/mozilla-in-tro...
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by cadence- 6y ago
Only tiny part of Mozilla is non-profit. It’s called Mozilla Foundation. The rest, called Mozilla Corporation (I.e. the maker of Firefox) is very for-profit, including all the usual things like profit-driven layoffs and insane bonuses for
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by cadence- 6y ago
IRC was not bringing any money.
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by cadence- 6y ago
It’s hard for Mozilla to fight for privacy on the internet since their main customer is Google. Firefox needs to have enough tracking in it, in order to send data to Google. Otherwise Mozilla would earn no money. And there are no other majo
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by cadence- 6y ago
Here is my favourite that I remember to this day: https://seclists.org/bugtraq/1998/Nov/117
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by cadence- 6y ago
You should read some of his public.... ekhm... “discussions” with Wietse Venema on various security forums in the 90’s. It was very entertaining, but also clearly showcasing djb’s huge ego.
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New Products from Ecobee(slashgear.com)
1 points by cadence- 7y ago|0 comments
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Review: Ecobee debuts security systems with Smart Camera and contact sensor(9to5mac.com)
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CFOs looking to make remote work, telecommuting more permanent following COVID19(zdnet.com)
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Facebook, Google Could Lose over $44B in Ad Revenue Because of Covid-19(variety.com)
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by cadence- 7y ago
Are you from the future?
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by cadence- 7y ago
It would be worth mentioning in the article that in the US your sick off days usually are deducted from your vacation days. This makes many people reluctant to stay home if they cannot work remotely.
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by cadence- 7y ago
All the “rich media” on that website makes me cringe. And I think I just blew past my monthly mobile data limit just to read this article. Horrible.

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