cotillion

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by cotillion 6y ago
Its tricky to compare debt between countries since it works differently. In Sweden you can't 'walk away' from your mortgage like in the US for example. This means its much safer for the bank to lend money and that interest ra
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by cotillion 6y ago
What seems to have happened is that Centurylinks internal routing has collapsed in some way. But they're still announcing all routes and they don't stop announcing routes when other ISPs tag their routes not to be exported by Cent
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by cotillion 6y ago
IKEA had their payment system go down worldwide also. I really doubt that uses Cloudflare.
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by cotillion 6y ago
I think its unlikely SpaceX will have an IPO. Elon likely wants to maintain as much control as possible until he gets to Mars. Spinning of Starlink makes sense once its up and running.
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by cotillion 6y ago
The Firefox bug report for a websocket message inspector was opened 7 years ago. It took 6 years before it got implemented. Its no wonder they lost marketshare among developers.
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by cotillion 6y ago
It appears to be a backend primarily for illegal iptv services. Which probably can be used for legal stuff also, but the feature set is all there for stream proxying.
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by cotillion 6y ago
Boeing is one of few companies using program accounting. Won't this kind of slump drastically cut the number of planes they can distribute their development costs over for the 787 and 737 Max projects also?
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by cotillion 6y ago
Those records probably pointed to an ip or a CNAME which was not registered or not under microsoft control. But some more information on that mistake would have been nice.
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by cotillion 7y ago
I live in a universal health care country. I also had a private health insurance thru my employer which guaranteed specialist care within a certain time. The universal health care means that the extra insurance was not very expensive at all
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by cotillion 7y ago
Considering how popular unpolarized plugs are all over the world I don't think a fused neutral is much of a problem in a lamp.
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by cotillion 7y ago
This trick is what caused me to click and Ad for the first time in forever. If the icons happen to be dark its easy to ignore the 'Ad' text. Maybe its time to supply a complaint. I doubt this is legal in Sweden.
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by cotillion 7y ago
I don't think you can draw any conclusions at all from this. They appear to have measured how far it is from their CDN pops to the anycast instances of the TLDs. Edit: I see what they did. They picked a random nameserver for each TLD.
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by cotillion 7y ago
I wonder if anything is using URL.equals to check for 'safe' urls. Some creative use of DNS TTL could probably make things interesting.
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by cotillion 7y ago
Considering 900 drives out of 1800 crashed in HP computers at a Swedish hospital in the last few months I suspect there is a connection. Maybe HP and HPE were more tightly connected 3 years, 270 days 8 hours ago.
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by cotillion 7y ago
As a consultant I found that you don't even have to follow the hierarchy. You know you won't be at a company forever so just ignore those who are likely to obstruct and skip the hierarchy. And once you have backing from higher up
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by cotillion 7y ago
While this patch from @intel.com looks bad i wonder what has AMD been doing in the meantime? Atleast intel appears to have someone looking at Glibc performance.
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by cotillion 7y ago
GTM is something which shouldn't exist in the first place. Adding a script to your website is something that should be going through your usual release process. But avoiding that release process is also the reason why some deparments u
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by cotillion 8y ago
I didn't realize quite how bad it's become until I recently set up a small static site for a relatives two person business. They had no web presence and a very unique name. The site quickly became the first result for a search on
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by cotillion 8y ago
Just the fact that you can't cast your own local content when the mothership is down makes me want to throw out all cast devices. Ignoring DNS servers seems like a very minor issue.
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by cotillion 8y ago
The latest message appears to be: "We are validating the consistency of information across all data stores. Webhooks and Pages builds remain paused." Which is a bit scary. Half my requests appear to hit some storage which is still
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by cotillion 8y ago
Modern mills are impressive! SCA Tunadal does 200 meters logs per minute. With multiple laser/xray scanners for optimal cuts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y81eWz2YqZM
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by cotillion 9y ago
Yeah, there is so much wrong going on with that road. The divider warning sign is also lower than a standard car.
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by cotillion 9y ago
I've also given up on OSM due to all the toxic territorial mappers. The idea that the real world might have changed since they last biked through the area unfortunately eludes many of the kind of people attracted to OSM.
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by cotillion 9y ago
GDPR is something completely different. The cookie law was an email from compliance with something like. 'Oh, and by the way we need a cookie warning. Please fix it.' GDPR begun with mandatory briefings for all employees (not just
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by cotillion 9y ago
Even in a complete compromise of banks systems you are not going to be able to run off with all their money. You need to get your transactions into the batches somehow. And the batch needs to still pass all automated checks. Then you need t
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by cotillion 9y ago
The big plus for Chrome Apps for me was that the store made it possible to actually get new users for your apps. For organizations without $ this was useful as a good app would get good visibility once it had a lot of happy users and got go
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by cotillion 9y ago
This is one of those cases where responsible disclosure just means you're doing the job one of apples automated tests should be doing.
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by cotillion 9y ago
The script was for a yearly user survey run by a small company. It has an awards ceremony attached so I think thats why some marketing people like it. After the survey ended the script was not removed of course. Around a year later the site
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by cotillion 9y ago
Sometimes its just laziness. I was forced to add GTM to a site because it meant marketing could just hand over the GTM login and a pile of money to another company which could then provide them with pretty reports on what the customers were
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by cotillion 9y ago
Its how the local hospital here is cooled during the summer. Large pile of snow which is covered in wood chips. Apparently it generated 1345,3 MWh cooling energy in 2002.. http://www.snowpower.se/sundsvalls-kylanlaggning_en.

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