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by coenhyde 6y ago
>>We must bring the security to each individual endpoint. >Why? Why must we treat adults as children I am suggesting the opposite. Rather than treat adults as children and censoring what they can and can not see. I am suggesting we
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by coenhyde 6y ago
To be clear i did say a "national initiative" not a "national curriculum".
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by coenhyde 6y ago
I agree 100%. The lack of critical thinking skills in this country is a national security threat. We need a national initiative improve the baseline education and critical thinking skills of the next generation. The powers that be, haven&#x
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by coenhyde 6y ago
But the grocery store doesn't do surgeries or tennis lessons. If the grocery store was responsible for surgeries and doing a bad job, i absolutely would defund them and give the money to surgeons instead. Surgeons are trained at doing
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by coenhyde 6y ago
Well yes. But it goes both ways. I would argue that the Right doesn't have the ability to have a nuance discussion around this topic either. They read the headline "defund the police" and assume that means less police to deal
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by coenhyde 6y ago
Those 127 SAN's have wildcards which are not the left most label, which as i interpret it would be a violation of rule 1.
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by coenhyde 6y ago
yeah but i think you'll have a hard time finding a client library which will consider the certificate valid. If it does i would consider it broken.
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by coenhyde 6y ago
This is not a valid certificate. See https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6125#section-6.4.3 1. The client SHOULD NOT attempt to match a presented identifier in which the wildcard character comprises a label other than t
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by coenhyde 6y ago
Existing property owners have too much control to prevent new construction. Consciously and subconsciously they restrict new construction to boost property values. IMO most of SF's problems can be traced back to this. And it's a v
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by coenhyde 6y ago
Actually no, it's so they can afford a 500sf apartment.
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by coenhyde 6y ago
It's a great result, but it's not perfect. No need for the "perfect" hyperbole in the title.
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by coenhyde 7y ago
US institutions are struggling! That is reality. Take your ego out of the picture and let Jack Ma save lives.
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by coenhyde 7y ago
We're not talking about cancer tests here. We're in a pandemic. The value we would get out of 500k tests for covid-19 with a 3% error rate is far superior to 500 tests with an error rate of 1%. Give me the 500k tests please!
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Sometimes its not a good idea for the health of a service to be determined by its connected parts (eg databases). For purely situational awareness this is fine. But if you use the healthcheck to determine if an instance of an application sh
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by coenhyde 7y ago
So did it. I didn't know if it was a service or a library or if it integrates with something. Looks like it's a library for Rust. I think mentioning Rust would speed up the understanding of where this sits
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Thank you. I did not know that
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Tax credits don't help people who are struggling to pay day to day bills. What good is a tax credit they'll receive up to a year later? When your horizon is 2 weeks, you're going to prioritize food & accommodation before
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by coenhyde 7y ago
I think you're prematurely jumping to the defense of this bank. What we do know is that the customer service rep was able to read the user's password in plaintext. Even if there is a "legitimate" reason for storing in a
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Well i'd say dossy is right. Because he's assigning "Rice cooker" to equal "hipster Instant Pot". Thus we know that they are the same value. You are only doing a test. We don't know for sure if your condit
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by coenhyde 7y ago
That's unfortunate. Yang himself isn't very dogmatic / ideological. But his supporters are very passionate about his candidacy. So i can see your bad experiences happening. I support Yang; not sure if i would call myself Yang
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by coenhyde 7y ago
The reason i was referencing export % vs production % is that a change in the availability of coal for import would change the market price differently than if we assumed that all coal produced is available on the international market (whic
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Australia needs to exit the export coal business. We should go dig some other rocks up out of the ground, we have a lot of them... We are responsible for 37% of global coal exports. That's massive. If we halt coal exports it would put
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by coenhyde 7y ago
I don't think Discord makes any claims that the audio is P2P encrypted. There are legitimate reasons why Discord might be dropping malformed packets, apart from an indication that they are spying on you (they may be doing that too). 1)
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by coenhyde 7y ago
These sound like implementation issues. Why does compile time suck? Do you cache compiled files and update only what has changed? Are you doing minimization and / or compressing in development? If compile time isn't under a second
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by coenhyde 7y ago
"Australia is the world’s largest coal exporter, – accounting for 35 per cent of all coal exported" https://www.australianmining.com.au/features/where-does-aust... If Australia stopped coal exports, we could
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by coenhyde 7y ago
This would be useful outside of "hiding from law enforcement". Plenty of people have jobs where the compromise of their laptop could cause significant damage to their employer or their customers. Many people ready this thread shou
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by coenhyde 7y ago
I think it's funny that people feel entitled to these property tax breaks. I'm less concerned about individuals feeling left out, and more concerned about the systemic issues lack of home ownership for this generation will cause.
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Because they have a house and ~$1.9M in free equity. The younger generation doesn't have that opportunity. If they can't afford the property tax they can downsize easily. It's not easy for young people to afford $2M houses, e
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by coenhyde 7y ago
It's disappointing that you were downvoted so much without a response. Really i think you just hurt the egos of Americans. I believe a stronger Europe and stronger western bloc is key to curbing China. The USA is close to peak economic
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by coenhyde 7y ago
The Federal Government could purchase the patents for GM crops after they've been developed and proven to be safe. Then make the crop freely available. You'd probably want some kind of purchase agreement where the crop developer g

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