devman0

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by devman0 4y ago
There are legal avenues for whistleblowing through IGs and/or Congress. You can't write a law that gives journalists special access to classified information and giving them arbitrary information is ok, how would that even work? (
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by devman0 4y ago
This is basically a lot of fintech.
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by devman0 4y ago
Monty opening the door condenses the probabilities of the two unpicked doors in to the one unpicked door. This occurs because Monty only opens a door with a goat and never the car. In the original three door version you always had a 2/
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by devman0 4y ago
Generally that isn't how RSU vesting schedules works. You only keep what has already vested if you leave.
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by devman0 4y ago
Based on the users comment history I'd say that the person you replied to is concern trolling you.
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by devman0 4y ago
It likely isn't the FDA's choice, there are a lot of statutory requirements under 21 USC 350a that requires inspections, audits and specific quality control measures that can't be set aside via CFR with an emergency rule maki
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by devman0 4y ago
21 USC 350a is probably why, there are requirements for audits and inspections in there that the FDA cannot just set aside with an emergency rule making process since they are statutory.
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by devman0 4y ago
Is this something that the FDA even has discretion of or are there statutory requirements for labeling infant formula in the US? EDIT: In response to my own question there are statutory requirements listed in 21 USC 350a.
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by devman0 4y ago
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by devman0 4y ago
Is forwarding a single port that difficult in most circumstances? I do realize there are some instances where that is hard like CGNAT, but if I have easy access to wireguard in my network already what does tailscale buy me?
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by devman0 4y ago
CDN and Reverse Proxy are Cloudflare's bread and butter really, WAF came later. The issue is that those technologies are rather invisible to most users when they are working correctly.
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by devman0 4y ago
I was about to argue with you until I read to your last point. Totally agree one of the great things about containers is indeed they integrate very well with various Mandatory Access Control implementations SELinux included and don't g
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by devman0 4y ago
AGPL is basically a clickwrap EULA instead of a distribution license, it also arguably violates freedom 0 of the free software definition.
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by devman0 4y ago
I'd heard this was because July and August (for Julius and Augustus) were added later to the calendar and originally there were only 10 months that started with January.
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by devman0 4y ago
Also the Executive Office of the President can get away with a lot of things offering special incentives and pay rates and what not, but they can't go above the GS 15 step 10 cap for non SES/ES employees because that is statutory.
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by devman0 5y ago
You can, they are just a lot more expensive. The hostile features are a revenue stream and subsidize the cost of the product. Apparently a lot of users are okay with that.
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by devman0 5y ago
I think what they are trying in Europe with overhead wires for charging on the move allowing trucks to carry lighter batteries will be more successful.
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by devman0 5y ago
healthcare.gov launched before USDS was established. I would argue that part of the reason USDS exists is that fiasco which if I recall correctly was mostly CGI Federal.
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by devman0 5y ago
Bonds yes, stocks are weird though because as you mentioned inflation can cause draw downs but it also has upward pressure as well do to rising prices of assets at large. Value stocks (firms with "now" cash flows), I believe tend
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by devman0 5y ago
They were probably illegal to export under ITAR, but otherwise not classified, there are lots of items that fall in to that category.
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by devman0 5y ago
It's only legitimate so long as it isn't used to circumvent ITAR. The seller would probably not sell to him directly because exporting flight manuals for military aircraft was paper work the seller didn't want to deal with. B
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by devman0 5y ago
You can wrap an ssh key with a password.
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by devman0 5y ago
True, but there is also the Paradox of Tolerance to contend with where defending certain types of free speech may be undermining support for other civil liberties. I honestly think this rift is just the organization trying to figure out whi
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by devman0 5y ago
QA can be a big differentiator between competing companies that share upstream suppliers. It could be that one sunscreen maker is testing for crap/contaminated precursors and another isn't.
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by devman0 5y ago
There is the rub, the smart features subsidize the price instead of adding to it as it becomes an expected revenue stream. You can already get dumb TV, they are often used for signage or other commercial purposes, but they cost a lot more t
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by devman0 6y ago
I don't think allowing revocation of a token by any bearer of the token is much of a security issue. Consider a real world example, if one finds a credit card someone dropped on the street it can be reported as lost and revoked by the
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by devman0 6y ago
Not saying it's a lie, but having problems corroborating the original footage. No major news agencies are carrying it, I can't even find an AP or Reuters on it and they generally would report on this kind of thing. For instance, A
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by devman0 8y ago
The issue though is since the box is so expensive (4 cell phones, custom boards, etc) stealing it was likely a felony. So you'd have to admit to a felony to sue or press charges against box maker. Second when committing a felony, in ma
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by devman0 8y ago
I'm not sure how Ameritrade works, but the other brokers I've used (Fidelity, Schwab, and Vanguard) you either have an 'uninvested' position where your cash is parked (generally a federal money market fund) or bank sweep
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by devman0 8y ago
I think its going to come down to smart network management in the client OS. If I'm on a trusted network, use the network resolvers (either via UDP 53 or DoH, or whatever) and if I'm not use preconfigured resolvers like 1.1.1.1 or

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