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by cdubzzz 9y ago
> there are 2 levels of understanding the sentencing. One is that he broke the "code of conduct"/law, the deeper is why we consider that to be unlawful (societal harm). I wholeheartedly agree with this. I'll even stic
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Speech is action and just as capable of breaking any rule or code as physical action. Free speech is also not really relevant here as it has to do with the government's inability to restrict speech. I think it is certainly a very fin
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Banning free speech is absolutely not unconstitutional. I think the Wikipedia article[0] sums it up best (emphasis mine): In the United States, freedom of speech and expression is strongly protected from government restrictions by the F
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
A strong message about breaking the code of conduct, yes. The message here seems abundantly clear and I have trouble understanding how it can miscontrued to be anything other than reacting to a clear violation. I can't even think of ho
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How bad is the HBO hack? The company is still struggling to find out(washingtonpost.com)
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Very clear design. Would be cool if it could be made interactive.
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Deception and discrimination in Drupal(garfieldtech.com)
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
> Probably won't be shut down by Capcom either, given their past history of supporting fan projects. That's pretty cool, any notable examples? A long time ago I worked with a developer on an OS X tetris game with online competi
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
"Up For Grabs"[0] was posted on HN a while and it seems like a cool idea, but doesn't seem to have a ton of traction. [0] http://up-for-grabs.net/
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Interesting. I probably have a skewed view because I currently have very good employer-provided health care (US). I don't think I've ever spent less than 15 minutes with my doctor for an appointment. She also takes calls and texts
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
I'm not sure about that. What is your expectation? That the doctor or someone else will take the time to re-watch the recording of your interaction? How is that better than just extending the interaction? As an aside, is this a common
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Also, this line of thinking really stood out to me - > [...] this argument [that DRM is a necessary evil] rests on the assumption that the web needs those content producers more than those content producers need the web -- and I'm n
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
A bit of hyperbole, but here's the reference: https://github.com/mozilla/addons-frontend/issues/2785
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Here's one for ya - I can (and do) run my own account [0] and sync [1] server for Firefox. [0] https://mozilla-services.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howtos/run... [1] https://mozilla-services.read
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Further to that, I buy as much IT stuff in general as I can get at B&H for those very same reasons. I even got a couple of 52-port PoE switches from them a few years back. Generally the prices are better than/comparable to Amazon a
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Very cool. I have so much nostalgia for my gaming days and the connections I made with clan mates back in MOHAA/BF2/early TF2 times. Such great fun. You looking for any contract development/other assistance? One random note -
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Not an API, but perhaps a good basis for one: https://github.com/secynic/ipwhois
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
I usually just jam the zero key. Most of the time it works. Have you ever used one that emits "typing" sounds in to the phone? AT&T started doing this some time ago on their small business wireless support line. I jam zero unt
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Adding to undersuit's response, here's a wapo article about the CSA scene in the D.C. area (in 2015): http://wapo.st/1AlQgSF Basically you pay a set amount directly to the farm ahead of the harvest season and get
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Ah, thanks for the reference. I only did restart because I had a vague recollection of reading that reload doesn't do the trick.
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
For me, your second blocker has boiled down to a simple weekly cronjob: 0 9 * * 0 certbot renew --renew-hook "service nginx restart" I'm sure there are cases where restarting nginx willy-nilly won't fly, but for non-miss
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
You do have to get whitelisted though, last I checked. I was able to use it one time and now if I call it I get a message about whitelisting. Same for JollyRoger.
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
I find it interesting that none of the discussion here has been around CSAs. Are these less of a thing, even in other cities? In the D.C. area there are tons of them. They provide really great variety and I suspect many also include recip
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Sounds similar to me and my wife. If you want more variety, try a CSA if one is available in your area. Ours would provide an assortment of recipes with every box and looking new things up online is just so easy. Who knew roasted fennel was
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
See also: http://nesmaps.com/
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Yeah. I was looking about a year ago and it appears that this project was operational then. Pretty sure I never came across it. Maybe this initiative will make it more discoverable... Edit - And it creates a bit of a conundrum for a project
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
The linked "Up For Grabs" concept[0] is pretty cool. I was looking for something like this back when I was starting out in Python. [0] http://up-for-grabs.net/
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
That's where I have trouble accepting AMP. I love the concept and Google's support would be huge, but Google doesn't seem to be truly promoting making the mobile web better with AMP. They are promoting making the mobile web b
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Re: two products, I realized this but never really thought about it. Can one self-host an AMP (framework) implementation? Does Google still promote such content, even if it isn't part of their CDN?
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
See also: pipenv http://docs.pipenv.org/en/latest/

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