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by dalore 8y ago
No obvious solutions? Many enterprise companies have a workflow management product. Adobe has one which it makes quite a bit of enterprise revenue from. https://www.adobe.com/uk/marketing-cloud/experience-manager&#
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by dalore 8y ago
The article said that the average lifespan was 31 but if one lived to 20 then the average was 48.
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by dalore 8y ago
When your server is down and you need to ssh into an arbitrary 5 minute wait is going to frustrate you. You don't really need fail2ban at all. Just don't log failed password attempts. Key access only, no one is going to get in.
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by dalore 8y ago
What about GoDaddy's free speech of them writing their own ToS? It's not like they have a monopoly or anything. Easy to go somewhere else if you don't like it.
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by dalore 8y ago
Punishing himself is the losing money aspect. It doesn't matter where it goes technically for it to be a punishment. His goal is to not lose money. But to make it worthwhile (aka the reward part of the punishment), the donations are di
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by dalore 8y ago
Break out the drill and drill a tiny hole down the centre to crack the screw. Now pull it out and can put in a new clean one.
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by dalore 8y ago
Yeah I find young naive devops people implementing security watching and stuff like fail2ban but in the long run it reduces productivity. Stuff like fail2ban can block legitimate traffic (it blocked me on many occasion trying to work from h
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by dalore 8y ago
They did. They are publicising 1.1.1.1 since it's easy to remember. But they said you can also use 1.0.0.1
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by dalore 8y ago
If goods and services skyrocketed, then those on UBI would start offering goods and services (aka working). I don't think it would degenerate at all. Why would you lose direction and meaning? That's such a cultural thing to say, t
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by dalore 8y ago
The article says insurance only paid £500.
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by dalore 8y ago
Block line of sight, use a smoke grenade.
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by dalore 8y ago
I think the fact the deck doesn't have many repeats of 9s. It has lots of repeats of 5s which causes merges and the other numbers will eventually merge. You have 4 each of 6,7,8,9. If you repeat 9 4 times there will be no more 9's
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by dalore 8y ago
“We lived in the Portland Avenue Stacks, a sprawling hive of discolored tin shoeboxes rusting on the shores of I-40, just west of Oklahoma City’s decaying skyscraper core.” ― Ernest Cline, Ready Player One
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by dalore 8y ago
I went through this phase with a difficult coworker over code, would take code reviews personally, developed long running branches in an ivory tower with no input or discussion. Learned to let go and he has his parts of the code base and I
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by dalore 8y ago
Imagine your neighbour, watering the grass and thinking damn with these new meters I'm using even less water. Water is cheap, better use more and it's still going down. Must be some sort of bulk discount.
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by dalore 8y ago
Yes you described LastPass exactly as I said. You need to go and turn it on as accessibility services. You get told anything turned on can see you screen/keys etc. And with that you have control and visibility as you can see what apps
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by dalore 8y ago
And with Apple you use Apple services which no doubt do the same invasion of privacy. And if you don't want to see ads it's pretty easy, buy apps without ads rather than using ad supported apps. > Similarly, a lot of the inconv
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by dalore 8y ago
No not the same result. How would the front page of any news site work then?
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by dalore 8y ago
Alcohol causes all those 3 things and yet it's legal. But when you are aggressive and violent, you get arrested for that. If drugs are legal, they will actually be harder to get. Kids can get drugs easier then getting alcohol because t
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by dalore 9y ago
And for games, becoming a middleman like Steam is where the profit is. They have less risk since they are just facilitating connecting game "manufacturers" to consumers. They aren't heavily invested in one game. If it's
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by dalore 9y ago
And yet a lot of unix tools also have a -q quiet mode to not output anything unless an error. cron adopts this philosophy in that you get an email if there is any output at all. There is a tool called chronic which you can use as a wrapper
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by dalore 9y ago
Anyone else feel that now with tracking users to the extend of CA and the user prediction software that it's getting into the realms of Hari Seldon? And not only track what's going to happen, but also shape society with posts time
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by dalore 9y ago
UK water is safe and decent. Although here in London it's very hard and so tastes like crap.
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by dalore 9y ago
One could argue that the form of democracy being spread by the US is in fact creating more instability and terrorism due to violent methods in which it is being spread.
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by dalore 9y ago
Just assume every country is bugging every other country.
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by dalore 9y ago
Yeah it's a social problem. But by making rating 110% slightly more cumbersome to give vs a 100% rating you ensure that people giving 110% went out of their way to give when they could have just pressed ok. Actually making it even less
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by dalore 9y ago
I would argue that's a reasonable hit for the gains. I would never add a tech debit ticket to change just to reclaim disk / memory, that's an anti pattern. Memory and disk space is cheap. Also UUIDs are just 128bit integers i
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by dalore 9y ago
Why not just UUID for the primary key also and only have one column? Having 2 columns seems like extra complexity for not much gain. Modern databases usually have a native UUID type column which stores and compares better then using the str
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by dalore 9y ago
Creating an ssl connection to the postgres server might add extra connection time (Yes could be prevented by persistent connections but that's not always feasible, especially in a cloud based environment). So it's not the best sol
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by dalore 9y ago
What about running your own DNS server locally? Your requests will go to the root dns servers, which then go the dns servers of the domains you request. But also it will cache responses locally (so if you make another request it won't

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