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by depereo 3y ago
They're pulling entirely out of some countries, too, so here in New Zealand they're apparently going to send comms on the 27th, have a seven day 'consultation' and then probably give everyone the date they don't hav
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by depereo 3y ago
Sounds like a podcast app, but for video. A mix of yt-dl and some checks for specific channel updates. Horrifying amounts of local storage required though.
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by depereo 3y ago
It has been selectively enabled on some accounts. Others do not experience it. Some have experienced it briefly and had it go away. My wife's account had this several times, she stopped visiting YouTube for a couple weeks, and when she
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by depereo 3y ago
SEV is supposed to protect against exactly that scenario, so it's fairly serious that this protection is unwound here.
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by depereo 3y ago
Eh, if it doesn't have consequences it's a bit pointless.
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by depereo 3y ago
If we have additional costs in the economy that just means GDP increases by that amount. You could also phrase this as 'global GDP would triple from this initiative'. GDP is a silly measurement.
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by depereo 3y ago
If it's a safety mechanism that people relied on, leaving it to rot and getting people in the habit of clicking through on an expired or invalid certificate warning is irresponsible. A degraded service can be worse than an offline one.
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by depereo 3y ago
By 'everything', nothing I notice in my day to day use of wayland for hours of work or personal use and a diverse set of applications?
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by depereo 3y ago
IBM basically invented this particular kind of caste shaming in a business organization. Hardly their worst crime, and they're still allowed to operate.
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by depereo 3y ago
Lots of industries with low barrier to entry have their 'rock stars' who people aspire to be and will work hard towards, at least for a while. Carmack or Bowie or Ramsay. But they're the 0.1% of the 0.1%.
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by depereo 3y ago
For a bunch of rent-seekers who issue licenses to use their prior work, they really struggle with the various licences that other people's work can be issued with.
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by depereo 3y ago
That's the same thing, just with different publicly accepted definitions of 'safe'.
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by depereo 3y ago
These are also used for other reasons, such as to close areas where shellfish have been contaminated by wastewater overflows or out of respect for a life lost.
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by depereo 3y ago
This is massively reductive, but hey, this is HN. The guidelines are 618 pages long. There are considerations for the person's history, for their pleas, for the # of counts, for the type of crime, for the victim impact, for the felon
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by depereo 3y ago
'clumped vapor' might be way more effective for cloudseeding
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by depereo 3y ago
If you've spent your whole life wondering how the fuck the bulk of people seem to make confusing or challenging decisions maybe you just evaluate 'from first principals' in more situations.
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by depereo 3y ago
It works on webkit. Firefox isn't affected on MacOS, but it is on iOS because apple forces the use of webkit there.
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by depereo 3y ago
In my local currency it used to be the equivalent of $5.83 USD, with price increases and exchange rate changes it had tripled by 2019 from when I signed up to google play music in 2013.
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by depereo 3y ago
I had Red through my google play music subscription but then they turned music into a YouTube nonsense app that removed features I liked and tripled the costs. I'd subscribe to YouTube premium if it didn't bundle a music subscript
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by depereo 3y ago
if they had options, i.e the ability to purchase stock at, say, $10, but the company was sold with that stock being worth $9 only, then exercising those options would lose them money.
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by depereo 3y ago
Seems like it'd be a little annoying to pick different things to type in for each service, maybe we could manage those, but still have a primary 'thing to type in' to the 'thing to type in' manager, which would then
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by depereo 3y ago
Also plenty of tutorials and introductions to the various features.
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by depereo 3y ago
Well, a lot of Cisco wireless engineers had to reconfigure their guest wifi captive portals.
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by depereo 3y ago
Pat hasn't been an engineer for a long, long time. He doesn't appear to act or plan like one now.
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by depereo 3y ago
Dividends are explicitly not an investment into your company's technology and capability. They're an admission that you cannot invest in yourself with a decent rate of return. Returning money to shareholders in this way is what yo
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by depereo 3y ago
There's a direct line between christchurch and jacksonville. They even put the same decorations on their killing implements. There's absolutely a community around these murders.
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by depereo 3y ago
The Ioniq series has had really good long term battery health.
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by depereo 3y ago
Absolutely. Causing a stampede or crush being the obvious example. I do get baffled by the absolutionist statements about the freedom of speech. Speech is a side-channel into violence. My country has a censor's office, for example. Som
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by depereo 3y ago
It's possible that the backup restore/test process was still 'automated' to some degree, like a manually-run pipeline or playbook etc. Obviously there were mistakes made in process design and tools deployment but I don&#
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by depereo 3y ago
Velero can be configured to run on a schedule, but the scheduled command was apparently not the exact same command they were using to perform the manual tests - the scheduled job was missing part of the command, basically.

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