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ckrailo
6y ago
https://www.eff.org/cases/2018-dmca-rulemaking Something they've participated in every 2 years since 2000, as documented here: https://www.eff.org/cases?group=0-9
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ckrailo
6y ago
The DNSimple API for updating records makes me super happy. Easy to roll your own little DDNS script or to have proper domain names set in your Heroku Pipelines builds and test apps.
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ckrailo
6y ago
> I like the default rainbow indentation, though I'm sure there's a VSC plugin for that. I've enjoyed it for years now! https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=oderwat....
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ckrailo
6y ago
nope, not in the slightest... anywhere on earth as far as i know
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ckrailo
6y ago
Big thank you! Fixed for me too!
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6y ago
I broke the shopping cart by adding two pixel 4a devices + care plans, 1 with a trade-in. Now going to store.google.com/cart returns 500 errors (Error code: TIMM) and support is non-existent. Store chat and phone support look like they
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Is Google Pixel Camera crashing for anybody else?
(play.google.com)
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6y ago
Ace your midterms and then build + (most importantly) ship side projects in whatever languages you want. Python and Ruby are both great choices, so go with whatever the jobs in your area use. I'm biased towards Ruby, personally, but th
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ckrailo
6y ago
My favorite part is where the Hey app can't even copy Fastmail and put the same note in the app description because the rules randomly became stricter to maximize profits. ("Note: You must be either a paid subscriber or have verif
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ckrailo
6y ago
It'll happen eventually... just attach wheels and some AI like this company: https://www.starship.xyz/
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ckrailo
6y ago
Yes and many do
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ckrailo
7y ago
Could you link to the organization? I'm extremely thankful for what https://www.deathwithdignity.org did in Oregon.
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ckrailo
7y ago
Nice, thank you for the TLS/ACL hint! I'm learning terraform/consul/nomad/vault as I build this thing, so I think the learning curve for me is extra painful compared to some of y'all. The docs seem really good
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ckrailo
7y ago
The folks that created Rails are looking to compete on email soon... https://hey.com/ There's also more encrypted providers like https://protonmail.com/ .
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7y ago
Any additional build details from you or Legogris? Haven't considered using glusterfs but the rest of those pieces, absolutely. Only piece I could find similar to the topic is https://www.mockingbirdconsulting.co.uk/blo
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ckrailo
7y ago
+1 for regolith and the quality Slack community around it! Ken is awesome!
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ckrailo
7y ago
Nah, it's pretty bad.
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7y ago
Speaking of efficiency, Southwest in two airports now has managed to get a 17-minute late-check and an 18-minute late-check on the same plane that I also somehow miraculously got on (and was the last person if I remember correctly). Pure ma
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ckrailo
7y ago
Counter-counterpoint, Toyota consolidated several offices in CA/KY/NY to one HQ to Plano, TX and brought about 2800 out of 4000 employees. It was a big disrupter to local housing prices, with massive swaths of land experiencing th
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ckrailo
7y ago
The optimal solution doesn't work because it's not actually optimal outside of a laboratory environment, hence no airline does it. If you have a legitimate reason to get off so fast that you can't wait, convince a flight atte
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ckrailo
7y ago
^ This. The most chaotic part of the whole process is finding your number in the line-up to scan your boarding pass. They also set your expectations on seat-finding as you board, so if the plane is half empty or full up, you'll be able
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ckrailo
7y ago
Scrolling through a few, the title of this one caught my eye: University of Notice of Data Breach to Consumers https://ago.vermont.gov/blog/2019/10/02/university-of-notice...
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7y ago
My understanding is that control of your own body is through your mental model of your body, not directly asking individual muscles to contract. (This is why people get phantom limb issues after amputation.) In that context, I think it make
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ckrailo
7y ago
Not certain, but I think most of the time, rent will be under the amount/volume threshold for KYC requirements.
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Tell HN: Facebook Blocking Termux.com Links
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I have to respectfully disagree on the "well-functioning" adjective attached to their linux container system. Comparing Windows 10 WSL Ubuntu (default), Termux on a Pixel phone, and Debian (default) on a Pixel Slate... the slate i
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Apple Sued by New York Doctor over Watch’s Heart Technology
(fortune.com)
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Yes
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This is why, when possible, it's best to push the cost and timing of commuting onto the person or company requiring the commute. Some professions classify commuting time as working time, but not all (nor is there a legal requirement fo
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7y ago
I did an image search on a few search engines to make sure "on off switch" still returned the same ⏽/⭘ switches I've seen forever. Pretty sure the back of your printer probably has one. Where are these switches uncommon?
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