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One thing I noticed during the Get Back Beatles Documentary recently released, is that Apple Records was a subsidiary of Apple Corps. The Beatles' Apple had much bolder ambitions than I had realized. In the film, they discussed movie
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You deserve a promotion if this referral converts.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but the browser still sends the request. The browser checks for the response's CORS headers to see if the response can be used but there's potentially an attack vector even when the response is ignore
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5y ago
It's the exact mechanism that keeps the market in equilibrium.
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5y ago
Can anyone track down the list of `sex-typical occupations` ? The thickest thread I've found is a reference to a PISA 2018 dataset. > We investigated sex differences in 473,260 adolescents’ aspirations to work in thingsoriented (e.g
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5y ago
> the cost of manufacturing a new container is (or should be) less than the cost of putting it on an empty boat. If you can prove that considering all externalities you would win a Nobel prize in Economic Sciences.
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> ... communications directly related to the immediate safety of human life or the protection of property may be provided by amateur stations to broadcasters for dissemination to the public where no other means of communication is reason
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> In September of 2021, the content server for Massive Ads ( http://madserver.net ) started delivering blank content to anyone that requested it. Presumably, Microsoft shut down the service. Of course, this had the effect of k
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> Anything worth doing is worth doing badly TIL - Thanks for sharing that kernel.
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Now that you mention it, you might as well train them all in one location. It's Spy vs. Spy all the way down.
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Upon further reflection, the root cause is poor communication, and the 'bureaucratic judo trick' is just a continuance, or perhaps even an escalation, of an organization's poor culture.
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From my perspective, the tactic misleads the stake holders about the real priorities. It's a deception and corrodes trust in the organization. The article even describes it as a 'bureaucratic judo trick.' It really seems t
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Good decoding > That was our number one secret to scaling when I was at warble warble = google ?
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> Create an extended product roadmap and put those items at least a year off into the future “and as long as they don’t seem relevant, you can just keep pushing them into the future.” That actually seems to me like the root cause of all
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> Researchers note that a coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan isn’t surprising, because it’s a city of 11 million people in a broader region where coronaviruses have been found. This reads to me like willfully neglecting Occam's razor.
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> Thus my conclusion is that the whole summary of the events is carefully crafted to misled future enemies of their true capabilities. Thus you have discounted the strategy that disclosing exactly what happened misleads future enemies th
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As a basketball fan, my only gripe with VAR is how much time it takes to complete. Advanced AI would presumably extend into those systems and make the review near instantaneous.
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> In Iowa we drain the land by putting porous pipes a few feet down which are interlinked and drain into the rivers. That is a fascinating. How extensive and interlinked are those pipes?
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Oh, so what do you do? I run a Beef Jerky as a Service thing but really it's just a lever against inefficient ads networks' partner's policies.
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There was some speculation on Blind that it's a technique to ensure the transaction completes. So, it's a hedge against obstacles during closing.
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5y ago
Maybe Apollo plans on meme-stonking YHOO?
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I wonder if Verizon will be selling the standing before the FISC court that it acquired in 2016.
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6y ago
Not OP but I've setup a continuous reverse SSH from a farm in the South to a Comcast residential service in the Bay area. SSH works but there's enough latency and other general network variation that makes me think it's not q
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I too am tired of those close-minded folks.
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Thanks - what does a regular traceroute look like? Any discernible pattern for the hops through the constellation? Any general thoughts about the topology? I appreciate it. My family got into the beta today, not just the pre-order but it s
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Can you ssh into it or would one need to reverse tunnel?
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we've cancelled our netflix subscription multiple times. in fact, they've made it so easy that we've resubscribed plenty. if anything, the netflix model is one to emulate. that being said, we've never tried removing my
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that is quite the synchronicity. that rebrand may be daunting but i support it.
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I encourage anyone interested in getting licensed to study the flashcards [1]. These are the exact same questions on the exam. You can memorize and pass the technician test with about 10 hours of study. An intro level amateur radio costs
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Perhaps the 2017 Congressional baseball shooting where 24 members were attacked and one nearly died?
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