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by callmeal 5y ago
>In addition to this, recent administrations have been actively dismantling their infrastructure. I know it's the norm here to avoid calling out one political party in particular, but it's way past time to point out that it&#x2
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by callmeal 5y ago
>No you can't, unless someone intentionally opened a port on the router to allow inbound access. That's what I used to think. Then I found out about upnp on routers. I'd like to have a quiet talk with whoever thought that
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by callmeal 5y ago
Java HelloWorld runs in 1mb: 20:18:01 /tmp > echo 'public class HelloWorld {public static void main(String[] args) {System.out.println("Hello World!");}}' > HelloWorld.java 20:18:09 /tmp > javac
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by callmeal 5y ago
>Creating a subsidiary business for every type of Google account you have would be quite expensive, Do you really have to create a separate subsidary business? Why not just get another EIN for the account? Then as far as the online servi
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by callmeal 6y ago
>These actions were always unsupported. That's not true. At one time, their DSM gave you the option of creating a btrfs filesystem when setting up from scratch. It may have been "unsupported" but their own setup process al
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by callmeal 6y ago
That's not true. I have a j and remember seeing the btrfs option when creating my volume. I remember it because I was not familiar with that file system and took the time to read up on it. Decided on ext4 anyway because it's what
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by callmeal 6y ago
>Hrmm, so the cost and performance is much the same, but it adds value by creating a new talking point for Tesla owners to harangue others with. I know that hating on Tesla is a thing, but don't forget the higher torque, better effi
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by callmeal 6y ago
>There's a similar push underway to do away with unit tests. I agree with that push, as long as there's some other way of validating requirements. In my team, that's done with integration tests and our core principle is: c
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by callmeal 6y ago
>But in some contexts black is bad and white is good. Would you rather move into the light or into the darkness? It depends. Am I trying to sleep or stay awake?
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by callmeal 6y ago
>Words can only trigger the frame they belong to if the other person already has the concept in her mind. Words can also be used to put those concepts in people's minds.
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by callmeal 6y ago
>Should we also stop dressing in black for funerals? Why would you do that? Wearing black does not imply that a person is bad. "Blacklist/whitelist" implies that whatever is in the list is bad/good.
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by callmeal 6y ago
>"red means stop and green means go, so subconsciously people hate Native Americans". That's pretty strange reasoning. Unless you mean to imply that "red man" is in common usage for a male Native American?
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by callmeal 6y ago
>If you follow through with that, you'd have to ban the words "black" and "white" from the language completely, except in a racial context. Why would you do that? I can wear a black shirt without "badness&qu
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by callmeal 6y ago
>The issue with that is that those words (blacklist/whitelist specifically) have no connotation to race. Not directly no. But they enforce the unconscious belief that "black == bad" and "white == good". Read up a
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by callmeal 6y ago
>Also, I assume sales force engineers aren’t SSHing into each shard and running docker-compose manually on each one. Nothing wrong with that if all you have is 10-15 shards (or whatever your annoyance upper limit is). Might even be faste
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by callmeal 6y ago
Looks like it forces you to breathe through your mouth. I remember reading something on here about the harmful effects of doing that on a consistent basis. Do you find any change in your stamina/capacity when using this device? see:
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by callmeal 6y ago
It's not stupid when it's easily proven. See here[0] and here[1] for instance. 0: https://www.creativebloq.com/news/twitter-racist-algorithm 1: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-
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by callmeal 6y ago
You would be able to if apartments in Mountain View were also rent-controlled.
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by callmeal 6y ago
For those of us that prefer the OS print dialog, how can we stop this madness?
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by callmeal 6y ago
>Is that true though? I thought it was well known that you can only access cookies from your own domain: That's where ad networks come in. A cookie set by <adtracker> when you're browsing say nytimes.com, will be sent to
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by callmeal 6y ago
>This is what having a huge toolbox causes. Some people are going to write code using channels, me others will use async. I don't know if this is a problem. Redundancy is good. If simple languages ruled, we would all be speaking Esp
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by callmeal 6y ago
With his attitude, it's clear why he failed to fix those problems.
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by callmeal 6y ago
>minority that was offended by something (words and not content) made it a pain We're not mind readers: Words _are_ content. And if there were people misunderstanding what he was saying, then it's pretty clear that he was eithe
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by callmeal 6y ago
So you can have a separate one for "internal" and "external" customers perhaps?
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by callmeal 6y ago
>Alice owns 100 shares. Bob borrows 100 shares from Alice, then short sells them to Chuck. There are now 200 shares long available to buy back- 100 owned by Alice and 100 by Chuck. That is not quite true. If after Bob has borrowed and so
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by callmeal 6y ago
There's two ways of reading - scrolling your eyes from side to side, then down, or just scrolling down with your eyes (no side-to-side). Smaller widths make it easier for the "read the whole line in one glance" readers and is
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by callmeal 6y ago
>Can you elaborate on the tracking part? I am a Plex user but unaware of this. I got rid of plex once they made everything (including metadata lookups) go through their system. And you cannot run plex without it calling home and requirin
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by callmeal 6y ago
Instead of thinking "same image on different domains, think "hidden uniquely-named single pixel image".
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by callmeal 6y ago
>Road maintenance is the cheapest form of public transit in the US Roads are pretty expensive: https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2020/1/27/how-much-does-... > So, for example, a representative co
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by callmeal 6y ago
>This makes sense from a support point of view. Support? Isn't this google we're talking about?

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