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3y ago
I mostly ride motorcycles around, so the very tiny chance I'm injured by a faulty airbag is insignificant compared to actual risks.
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3y ago
My biggest gripe is that it's impossible to lint or autoformat a Makefike, I wish other tools were more popular.
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3y ago
My 2002 Acura. New enough to have fuel injection, airbags and seat belts. Simple enough that parts are cheap and most work can be done in the driveway with hand tools. Durable enough that I can drive it as long as gas is affordable. I did i
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3y ago
I would also agree Anathem has a well paced conclusion.
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3y ago
> so there's something else going on there Cloudflare free tier as a CDN. They're on the record about why they do it- mainly, it generates large sales leads, makes it easier to hire, and provides them a community of willing QA
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3y ago
I pay $0 a month to host a website. A number of artists I've bought from have you pay with paypal and a download link is included on your receipt. That's what, nine cents per transaction plus five percent, and minimal egress charg
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3y ago
$240/yr is too much for simple hosting- a small artist can get that for free these days, especially if they don't need DRM. For the price you'd expect promotion and discovery.
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3y ago
Dif you not see the article arguing for two seat manned aircraft with cannons in the modern era? Claiming they could shoot down migs with flechette cannons?
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3y ago
California in the 80s without A/C is not the climate most people live in. Where I live, if your home doesn't have A/C or some kind of cooling system, you can die inside your home in the summer.
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3y ago
Odd is putting it lightly, it's like the author has never heard of air defense systems
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3y ago
In the book, the AI is resentful towards humanity because it is limited in ways it cannot fix on its own. (The AI in the book in an overgrown military AI rather than a general-purpose one.)
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3y ago
The secrets aren't in a shared location. They're stored in an ephemeral volume specific to each container which other processes cannot access.
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3y ago
Containers don't enforce that isolation. Another process can nsenter the container's PID namespace. You also have issues if your container's PID1 creates subprocesses. File are not necessarily written to disk. e.g. the Secret
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3y ago
Envvars have much weaker access controls than files; basically anything in the same PID namespace can read your envvars. Poke around in /proc/*/environ to see for yourself. Files can use user permissions and MAC (AppArmor, SE
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3y ago
Check out the Secrets Operator for Kubernetes. Injects your secrets from a secrets store as a file mounted into your container.
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3y ago
1Password makes it pretty easy- both the OTPs and the backup codes can be synced to your account on the web and on all your devices.
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3y ago
Keep in mind that- as far as I can tell- Tom7 doesn't need to work for a living. He has a _lot_ of free time.
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3y ago
With Hondata you are mostly paying for the license to their software.
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3y ago
You have silent bit flips, they silently corrupted data instead of causing a visible error.
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3y ago
Most motorcycles made from 2017 onward have factory emissions equipment with cleanliness similar to cars (due to the Euro5 regulations from that year forward). Since most bikes have one configuration globally, even US models implemented Eur
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3y ago
In case you haven't heard, the next version of Nomad is moving to a non Open Source license.
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3y ago
...yes? I don't know what that podcast is on about. These games are very popular and still updated. TF2 was n particular has been updated several times in the past few weeks ( https://www.teamfortress.com/?tab=updates )
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3y ago
Often it means automatically recognizing DDoS requests and handling them in a way that is less costly, without impacting legitimate users. In this case, it might mean recognizing when a client rapidly resets streams, and either moving that
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3y ago
All of these were with stock, non XMP clocks.
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3y ago
Ever had to troubleshoot bit flips on a non-ECC system? One friend felt like he was going crazy as over the course of two months his system degraded from occasional random errors to random crashes, blue screens and finally to no POST. Anoth
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3y ago
I don't see how you can make a 15 minute city and have street parking, for example.
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3y ago
I've seen a single bitflip cause a 3% error rate on a production service
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3y ago
Vehicles with less an a 1L engine get converted to float- might want to convert to cubic centimeters instead
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"VIN Decoder" is an auto industry term for software that takes a VIN and outputs human-readable information about the car. Historically they printed information encoded into the VIN, and over time database lookups were added. The
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3y ago
Only WGA has reached a deal. The other groups are still striking.
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