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931.
by chgs 2y ago
Doesn’t even have to be the ones baked into the cert - I should be able to import a root to authenticate a list of domains that I specify.
932.
by chgs 2y ago
The key here is its non profit. That’s the limitation - due to the cost of land there’s no way you can commercially offer the service because prices increase to capture all the wages due to the lack of housing.
933.
by chgs 2y ago
Please tell me your friends aren’t stupid enough to install random ca roots
934.
by chgs 2y ago
The price of freedom is eternal vigilance Ultimatly the popular Parliament and the government council can block it, and the leaders of each member government can of course nominate commissioners who do not wish such laws passed The reality
935.
by chgs 2y ago
Last time this came up Parliament stopped it. It’s popular for certain YouTubers and politicians to pretend there’s no accountability but it’s not the case at all.
936.
by chgs 2y ago
The driver who ain’t carting air around. The environment that isn’t burning fuel to cart air around. At some point it becomes far more efficient to simply provide on demand service.
937.
by chgs 2y ago
Who benefits from running empty buses? What population density do you need to sustain a 15 minute service from point A to point B on a Sunday at 6am? Or 9pm?
938.
by chgs 2y ago
Fortunately for you there weren’t 50,000 taxis all doing similar journeys.
939.
by chgs 2y ago
I spent some time in a managed apartment in singapore. Public transport was terrible from the suburbs, took about 1h30 to do a 7 mile commute to my office. I ended up taking taxis every day, which were generally ok out of town, but getting
940.
by chgs 2y ago
How much are you willing to pay for all those resources and space you want to monopolise?
941.
by chgs 2y ago
The problem we have in the U.K. where most housing has a shortage of parking is people assume they have a right to store a car - typically one per adult too. If their property doesn’t have a space for a car they therefore assume that means
942.
by chgs 2y ago
The lack of parking leads to more demand for on street parking, which is delivered via the ballot box. Majority of housing developments have minimum parking stipulations, although in practice those aren’t really practically met (a garage is
943.
by chgs 2y ago
Are Israel and Ukraine EU members? Are they fighting members of the EU?
944.
by chgs 2y ago
You don’t even have to live in the UK https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-party-...
945.
by chgs 2y ago
It was “the London paper” and “London lite” that both launched in competition as evening papers which were free which killed the standard Metro hastened the demise of the morning papers.
946.
by chgs 2y ago
700 is fine, but that’s just 1% of 75k tabs
947.
by chgs 2y ago
You have 75,000 tabs open? I rarely have more than about 300 to be honest, how do you keep track?
948.
by chgs 2y ago
wars inside a single US city can be quite common, typically over “turf”
949.
by chgs 2y ago
About a week ago there were significant routing issues between east Africa and Europe. Latency ballooned, and jitter was quite significant too - especially over thr course of the day. I believe both EASSY and one of the semewe circuits were
950.
by chgs 2y ago
The argument was “Most routers do not put ping-processing in the "fast path". That is, instead of having the ping be processed by an ASIC, the ping gets processed by the router's CPU.” That’s meaningless. Control planes are o
951.
by chgs 2y ago
Just pinged my isp router in Kathmandu for 30 seconds, 172-174ms return. It’s on AS4007. From my router in Dhaka pining a router on airtel in India, 36-38ms Routers in the real would give very stable ping responses, no matter where they are
952.
by chgs 2y ago
I ping routers around the world all the time and rarely see any significant (>1ms) change
953.
by chgs 2y ago
Yes, post Eurovision posting from a phone leads to devastating typos
954.
by chgs 2y ago
We’re Mostly harmless. We’re significant enough to have a researcher double the length of our entry in space-Wikipedia.
955.
by chgs 2y ago
When I first went to Josemar bank as a kid there was a display talking about how exploits may theoretically exist. This would have been early 1990s. I went a few years ago with my kids, about the same age I was, and they had a counter which
956.
by chgs 2y ago
Doesn’t look like that in reality. If I take a photo on my phone here in the UK midlands I get pink and green in all directions with a 3 second exposure. However with just the naked eye it’s like super high level clouds
957.
by chgs 2y ago
Leasing cars has been quite normal for decades. I remember being taken in a leased company car to the game shop to buy transport tycoon once. Not transport tycoon deluxe, the original transport tycoon.
958.
by chgs 2y ago
All large companies and cartels eventually bow to pressure. “If you don’t bombard your customers with adverts then you are leaving money on the table”
959.
by chgs 2y ago
I did. I only buy cars with volume knobs (and physical heating etc)
960.
by chgs 2y ago
Once you become popular what stops amazon etc from simply implementing your open source software themselves and charging businesss. We’ve seen it time and again, perhaps most famously with elasticsearch.

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