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by cure 5y ago
Your license choice is perfectly fine. If you do not have CLA, you have an AGPL codebase with many people owning the copyright on portions of it. In terms of future proofing against the project "going commercial" (i.e. changing th
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by cure 5y ago
> It's possible that your situation being so simple is exactly what makes it hard for them to be confident that the requestor is you. You know, in theory this sounds reasonable. However: - these organizations are grossly incompetent
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by cure 5y ago
Which, incidentally, is also something electric motors are far superior at (flat curve...).
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by cure 5y ago
Yeah, Sony was always pretty good at the ergonomics, but I decided long ago against buying anything they make because they always wanted to go it alone and define their own formats, and refused to join in with other manufacturers to create
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by cure 5y ago
That was a good boss who cared about you.
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by cure 5y ago
> I'm a US citizen, so roughly half of my gross income goes to support US war crimes That's unlikely, cf. https://www.cbpp.org/research/federal-budget/where-do-our-fe... .
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by cure 5y ago
It also has some significant advantages over hydro: can be built anywhere , requires a small fraction of the space, doesn't destroy vast landscapes by putting them under water.
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by cure 5y ago
That was yesterday. Today, the situation is evolving quickly.
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by cure 5y ago
.... no way. Cache freshness checks involve a lot of headers, which take up way more bandwidth than one unicode character.
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by cure 5y ago
It's because they can host the images in S3 buckets, so that their status page goes down when S3 is down. /s But, this really happened in 2017.
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A sniffed WiFi transmission pattern creates organic sound (real-time)(wlanmusic.net)
2 points by cure 5y ago|0 comments
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by cure 5y ago
That LG one I posted above comes with a remote.
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by cure 5y ago
There is Matrix ( https://matrix.org ) which now integrates nicely with Jitsi ( https://jitsi.org ). There's also BigBlueButton ( https://bigbluebutton.org ).
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by cure 5y ago
Yeah, don't buy a TV, just buy a (very large) monitor. If you're happy with a 43", this one is a good choice: LG 43UN700-B - but it's not OLED.
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by cure 5y ago
There's also the helium network ( https://explorer.helium.com/ ) which has a surprising amount of coverage, especially in urban areas.
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by cure 5y ago
> You also need a way to communicate back the tracking results, which presumably implies a SIM card and thus more opportunity to get detected (and linked back to you). But yes, in theory you can (and always could) do that. I think gp inc
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by cure 5y ago
> Don't buy domain names I'm not sure I understand this one - anyone have an explanation? When you buy a domain name, you are supposed to supply accurate ownership information. If you do not, the registry can yank your domain w
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by cure 5y ago
> you start off heading a vast empire that's on the brink of collapse and you've got to try and prevent that from happening as long as you can. Neat. Reminds me of some of the scenarios in the old Simcity where you became mayor
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by cure 5y ago
Sorry to hear that, that sucks!
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by cure 5y ago
> Attitude like yours is why many early companies are obligating their investors to prove net-worth. I didn't express any attitude about the current rules around "accredited investors", I merely expressed what the current
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by cure 5y ago
> The accredited investor rules in USA seem draconian I don't know about that - it hardly seems draconian, it's a trust-based system, entirely reliant on self reporting. Most of the time you just have to check a box that says y
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by cure 5y ago
> This is surprising to most americans, but the Western EU countries are the least safe when it comes to mugging, stealing, and general crime. This map would also be surprising to Europeans. This map was generated based on data from Euro
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by cure 5y ago
I would even say "infamous".
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by cure 5y ago
> The next thing you can do, instead of paying for whitelisting, ist to contact the mailserver-admin at system you are trying to deliver mail to. This can be a bit of a hassle - seeing that your mailserver just got blocked - but it usual
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by cure 5y ago
> The dishwasher I buy will never need software. If you have that option. Not sure if you've shopped for white goods recently, but the options without wifi are relatively few, and mostly lower end models. We needed a new stove, I wa
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by cure 5y ago
> an electric car has about the total-cost-of-ownership co2 footprint as a diesel (sic!) That's nonsense, ICE propaganda which has been thoroughly debunked. Cf. https://energypost.eu/latest-data-shows-lifetime-emissi
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by cure 5y ago
Because you're not going to have a great time with /bin/sh (i.e. dash or the like) if you want to do anything more than very, very basic scripts.
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by cure 5y ago
> That advice can cause substantial headache on Ubuntu/Debian, where the Almquist shell is /bin/sh. This does not implement much of bash and will fail spectacularly on the simplest of scripts. This is also an issue on syst
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by cure 5y ago
Yes. And the law would simply state that the customer may not be billed more than that maximum for the service period. Up to the business to restrict their use of the service, if they want to. If it's really so 'complicated'
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by cure 5y ago
> Banned visiting beaches during the early phases - you had to crowd into indoor spaces. As sibling comment says, large indoor gatherings were also not allowed. This was back when we knew next to nothing about COVID. We didn't kno

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