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by daveevad 5y ago
I'm having a hard time accepting that the President ever punches up. He's the most powerful person in the world and has the sole authority to authorize the use of U.S. nuclear weapons. The office enjoys the Bully Pulpit and it i
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by daveevad 5y ago
I'm probably being naive but the assassination of JFK is the most interesting alternative history moment for me. Should he have finished his term and steered the US clear of Vietnam (I know very debatable) and seen man go to the "
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by daveevad 5y ago
> The fish rots from the head. Trump was elected in 2016 and he's an asshole. His whole schtick is to mock his opponents and never admit he was wrong. Obama roasting Trump at the White House Correspondents likely contributed to his
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by daveevad 5y ago
For sure, I was just curious about the envelope math of it all. The tests themselves ($5 / unit) would certainly dwarf the AWS bill.
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by daveevad 5y ago
That's awesome - how did you go about FOIA-ing things? I've always wanted to know more about how to do that.
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by daveevad 5y ago
I had missed the CloudFront part, once I saw Akamai my mind must have skipped it.
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by daveevad 5y ago
$275.50 per 1 million orders There will be 420 million orders according to sources online, which gets us to $115,710. Very interesting - thank you for the analysis.
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by daveevad 5y ago
Anyone up for guessing how much the AWS bill would be for this specific application? I'm guessing it's less than $100/month.
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by daveevad 5y ago
One of the very first studies posted to the CDC website about mask efficacy, "Absence of Apparent Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from Two Stylists After Exposure at a Hair Salon with a Universal Face Covering Policy — Springfield, Missouri
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by daveevad 5y ago
> N95s aren't regulated for children, so if a mask says it's an N95 for kids, don't trust it. This makes me think we're still floundering at the basic protections. Our kids' school in the Bay Area recommends N95
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by daveevad 5y ago
Settlers of Catan taught me not to trust anyone, ever.
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the whole point of the internet > are literally remote code exec vulns
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I'd like to add that the situation is so severe we should prioritize a solution to COVID at the expense of individual privacy. This is the biggest problem we've ever needed to solve as a society. Release the documents and we&#x27
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by daveevad 5y ago
This is a remarkable video (there's a helicopter and a snowmobile) but is that really in Florida?
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by daveevad 5y ago
That is a good point that I had anticipated, but severely under appreciated. I had presumed a somewhat more normal distribution of snowmobiles. https://www.statista.com/statistics/420693/us-snowmobile-reg... I&#x2
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by daveevad 5y ago
> Oh pooch, looks what you've done to Doris' purse. This is sublime screenwriting.
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by daveevad 5y ago
Thank you so much. This is hilarious. It really is in the same vain of being at whit's end of fundamental truths of space and time. > It may be difficult if you can’t trust anything and the entire concept of happiness is a lie des
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by daveevad 5y ago
It appears you're correct. Eddie Jones, who I would argue played a pivotal role, died in 2019. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0428008
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by daveevad 5y ago
This movie is incredible. > Fellas, Janus' little black box is on his desk, between the pencil jar and the lamp.
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by daveevad 5y ago
My grey matter is failing me but does anyone remember a rant about 5-10 years ago about developing software in this era that had some punch line about consensus algorithms that went a little like, "so, there's this guy named Diego
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by daveevad 5y ago
> 1.3 million registered snowmobiles in the US [0] For fun, let's just say those are evenly distributed amongst the states and there are 26,000 snowmobiles available in Virginia at DoorDash's disposal. I'd wager snowmobil
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by daveevad 5y ago
It seems to me like one could market a device that isn't much more than a RPI that would download a container image from small-web-dot-registry that would run a webserver that encapsulates the site one authored on small-web-dot-com. Th
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by daveevad 5y ago
> Not enough people are vaccinated Is it not the case that we essentially need to vaccinate everyone in the whole world within a small time period, like 4 weeks, to prevent mutation and vaccine escape?
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by daveevad 5y ago
Someone on this board probably has access to the entire list of these domains?
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by daveevad 5y ago
I did not know that - thank you.
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by daveevad 5y ago
Apple uses Widevine for Apple TV content not Fairplay, maybe ever since they licensed Apple TV on non-Apple televisions?
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by daveevad 5y ago
> They can’t go to classes or prison jobs, and they don’t have tablets or televisions. But they do have radios. Yet there is clearly at least one television remote in the hero image. Edit: later in the article > “They may not all have
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by daveevad 5y ago
> Scientific Acoustical Evidence Establishes a High Probability That Two Gunmen Fired at President John F. Kennedy [0]( https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk/select-committee-repor... )
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by daveevad 5y ago
I went down this rabbit hole the other night and found a German Blu-ray receiver T+A K8[0] from 2012 that supports the HDMI Ethernet Channel. I have not found, however, the other piece of equipment that I can only suspect may be be some
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by daveevad 5y ago
> There's the approach of showing up in person to voice displeasure. People should remember that someone showed up at Youtube HQ with a gun a few years ago[0]. [0]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YouTube_headquart

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