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by clinta 7y ago
I would think it'd be possible to remove limits for the user facing password and store it as a secure hash. Then on the integration side transform that hash into something that is compatible with the legacy system.
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by clinta 7y ago
Part of this is the legacy of the federal government promising monopoly status to telcos in exchange for them bearing the cost of providing services in rural areas. If the market had been allowed to work, and rural Americans did not get ser
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by clinta 7y ago
Permits are required for burying conduit, and are limited. Sometimes the city owns the poles that run along streets, sometimes the incumbent telco provider does, and space on those poles is limited. Sometimes local governments will promise
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by clinta 7y ago
Thank you for this. This was very helpful.
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by clinta 7y ago
This is true, but protecting the company may mean doing something about an abusive manager that creates liability for the company.
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by clinta 7y ago
I mean health benefits specifically. I have a child with special needs. The difference between his therapy covered with or without coinsurance can be 20k per year out of my pocket. *Edit: Of course this isn't something I want to let a
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by clinta 7y ago
What are your strategies for tactfully deflecting this question? Personally I try to start a discussion about how important benefits are to me, and the fact that they can make comparing salaries between companies meaningless, so I can'
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by clinta 7y ago
There are more considerations than just "number of jobs" vs "quality of jobs" in evaluating what is better. Consumers should also be considered. If casual drivers are excluded, the smaller pool of drivers will cause pric
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by clinta 7y ago
I think it would be very difficult to make something like Google docs or the rich text compose options in a new email without the ability to trigger actions on text selection and clipboard. What I would like to see is a permission though, l
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by clinta 7y ago
Even if it means that fewer people get the opportunity to to do it at all? I know people who drive for a little extra money while they work other jobs. This kind of flexibility is what might be at risk, excluding many people who need that e
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by clinta 7y ago
The firewall or proxy is probably looking at the HTTP host header, and blocking requests with an IP there.
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by clinta 7y ago
Is targeting advertising based on health data a violation if the advertiser is a business associate and is not directly exposing the data to any non-covered entities?
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by clinta 7y ago
First of all, I don't think HIPPA actually prevents PHI from being shared. If Facebook were to become a business partner of a hospital, and maintain HIPPA compliance themselves, hospitals can share data with Facebook. To tackle the pro
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by clinta 7y ago
This is also role specific. Almost every developer is using source control. But it is not yet standard that operations and infrastructure teams are using it.
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by clinta 7y ago
I maintain a couple of docker network plugins. One day Docker devs decided that they would bundle an internal DNS resolver inside the docker daemon and take over the resolv.conf in every container. But here's the most amazing part. It
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by clinta 7y ago
I'm an operations guy, but I think I have a different perspective. The developers I work with don't have to think about CI/CD, but the configuration still lives in the repo, I'm just a contributer to that repo like they
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by clinta 7y ago
This happened to my daughter and was the attitude I had about it, and I think she's healthier for it. She gave away some item in the game she liked and got scammed, now she knows better. Before I allowed her to play I discussed with he
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by clinta 7y ago
There is incentive to connect you to the wifi, but no to the internet. Having you trapped behind a captive portal is perfect for this. You are connected to their wifi so they can more accurately track you through the store, but you are not
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by clinta 7y ago
I've been annoyed with it on series that have unique end credit songs per episode. They put that song in there and I'd like to hear it, but autoplay cuts it off and just starts the next episode.
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by clinta 7y ago
But isn't that just a proxy for retention then? Why optimize for hours watched which correlates with retention when you can just measure and optimize for retention directly?
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by clinta 7y ago
I used bird to build our companies network. At the time I couldn't reason about how to manage Quagga with configuration management and I disliked how it tried to emulate a Cisco CLI. Bird solves my problems nicely for BGP and OSPF.
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by clinta 7y ago
This bug specifically says it affects anonymous volumes. If you had it delete a named volume that sounds like a new issue.
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by clinta 7y ago
I've never used any of those plugins, but the built in netrw has a directory browser that works. On vanilla vim if you :e scp://host// you should get the built in netrw browser working over scp.
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by clinta 7y ago
People need to stop editing directly on servers. Vim's netrw can write out over scp, use your configured vim on your desktop to edit the files on the server.
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by clinta 7y ago
The ads I get from Facebook have gotten much more generic and less creepy after I started using Firefox with the Facebook container plugin.
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by clinta 7y ago
Trusted certificate authorities log issued certificates to verified certificate transparency logs. Site owners can monitor these logs for rogue certs issued for their own domains.
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by clinta 7y ago
Something like this is in FF 68. Not a red dot, but an indication when you click the padlock. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1549605
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by clinta 7y ago
My first programming language was Python. And now I write Python and Go frequently. I'm trying to learn Rust, working through various programming exercises, but it looks and feels very foreign to me. One example is the closure syntax.
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by clinta 7y ago
Python already has " as " operator that I think is very readable. with open('file') as f: ... do something ... I don't know why that didn't come out on top in the debate. if re.match(...) as m:
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by clinta 7y ago
Because the variable goes after the as. if re.match(p1, line) as m:

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