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by donor20 6y ago
False. If you are using touch bar libraries you MUST have touch bar features and the reviewer can ask you where they are. This really shows why apple needs to be strict with devs. They will include third party code (ad networks etc) without
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by donor20 6y ago
Good lord - we have an opiod crisis - thousands overdosing and commercial providers making billions and a larger drug and alcohol abuse problems (plenty of folks injecting and drinking things they shouldn't). - we have a pandemic - tho
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by donor20 6y ago
Even NASA with cost plus space launch system style contracts would spend 10B with nothing to show for it. I too have been inside a govt project. Delivering a product of value to end user on commercially reasonable basis is not the goal of s
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by donor20 6y ago
Nice - if people steal videos how is that handled on the platform? Similarly for copyright infringement such as uploading full length commercial movies. Porn?
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by donor20 6y ago
We are talking 15k qps. A single AMD machine should be able to much higher rates - millions. Yes, there is overhead, but my point was, if verisign or whoever is in charge can't run these root servers to handle 15k qps for the entire gl
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by donor20 6y ago
16 digits is a thousand trillion. That's 1.2 million numbers PER PERSON in the global world. This is two few for 5 credit cards in your wallet? Come ON! STOP with these clickbait / alarmist headlines.
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by donor20 6y ago
Exactly, but the idea that with a billion numbers to issue they can't get 100 million folks into the structure - that's also silly.
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by donor20 6y ago
I hope you are trolling. You understand that every possible prefix / range has a billion numbers minimum? That japans population is only 125 million? And actually - you can near randomly assign numbers if you wanted, looking up card is
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by donor20 6y ago
No question - trump is the absolute worst republican you could run it seems. Short run I don't think republicans have a chance. But feeling / being safe is CRITICAL to folks - they will accept dictatorships to gain safety. The who
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by donor20 6y ago
Verisign, the folks complaining did a wildcard DNS entry for ALL .com and .net domains called sitefinder! How can they handle the bandwidth for that (serving full web pages with lots of "partner" offers etc) but not 3 DNS packets?
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by donor20 6y ago
I'm suggesting let google run some root resolvers. Not to rain on the sob story, but netflix, amazon and google probably pump out orders of magniture more bytes then these requests. It's axiomatic. If my session makes 3 512 byte r
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by donor20 6y ago
This is a ridiculous story. Japan has a population of 150M. If you can't give folks a number from SIXTEEN digits - something is wrong with the folks giving out the numbers. Some answers to the excuses. The 6 digits at front, if a compa
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by donor20 6y ago
Separate question - if google did what mozilla did and wrapped DNS in HTTPS and ran it to 8.8.8.8 (allowing user to pick other resolvers) - would that be better? It feels like folks complain - you are sending too much traffic. If google sai
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by donor20 6y ago
This issue only exists because without chrome's work here virtually every ISP / Wifi provider etc started hijacking DNS inquiries to pump trash ads down your throat. THANK you google for stopping this total abuse of internet stand
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by donor20 6y ago
Some users also buy a Kindle which is subsidized by ads? I pay to avoid this and change privacy settings.. If you are using a device designed to market to you - they almost all run ads and collect analytics. I guess this is technically not
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by donor20 6y ago
Not entirely true. If you have a business need that demands this level of holding another big company to some account / get some response, then you pay for it. I think google's higher end service level starts with a $150K/yea
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by donor20 6y ago
That's absolutely not the agreement. If the service breaks you will be eligible for SLA credits if the service downtime exceeded the SLA target. The GKE SLO is something like no more than 3.5 hours of downtime per month. "I expect
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by donor20 6y ago
Please cite a law here. The money was owed, it may have been distressed and in default (so due immediately) the balance was paid. Seriously, no lender is responsible for investigating at the level you are talking about - seriously, they do
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by donor20 6y ago
I'm in a non-rideshare field. The law here (AB5) has been a disaster, a total mess. One proof point, workers in a TON of fields have absolutely flooded Sacramento to get exception after exception into this law. This is not a normal pri
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by donor20 6y ago
Citibank has agreed to be the paying agent for the borrower. Literally every other payment received from the borrower came from citibank. Those checks can and should be cashed. Similarly, the company servicing your mortgage may not own it.
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by donor20 6y ago
Where is this coming from that only a small amount of protection is provided to wearer. For a while I kept on posting studies showing the effectiveness of masks in protection infection by wearer, but it's hopeless - somehow public heal
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by donor20 6y ago
So let me get this straight. For some reason it is absolutely CRITICAL for me to not go outside to a beach, but it isn't critical for the folks lecturing me to get their act together and make masks that cost basically 10 cents to $1.50
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by donor20 6y ago
I was "educated" by health professionals that said masks do not help you avoid infection, despite showing paper after paper that they do (PPE is so fundamental to infection control the whole health professional - anti-mask things
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by donor20 6y ago
That is MUCH better it seems? Because then you don't randomly throw away lots of performance because some 512 items hit so there is less risk in using 512.
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by donor20 6y ago
Isn't the problem if you have just a small % of your workload or some random binaries on your system doing a view 512 instructions they bonk the rest of your performance? If I had a little background deamon that used 512 because they w
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by donor20 6y ago
And you are the one not listening. In EVERY other country you can buy masks, and they were strongly encouraged, that prevented YOU from getting sick. South Koreas KF94 masks come to mind, very good coverage and fit (3 parts including one un
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by donor20 6y ago
Two reasons we have anti-moonlight. Insurance is very concerned about claims resulting from off the clock / third party work related to day time work. So if you are a doctor working in a practice group, and then do freelance work, tha
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by donor20 6y ago
Emn - did this guy sign a release so that apple could release his records. A lot of these types of complaints, they don't / won't sign a release allowing the employer to release their records.
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by donor20 6y ago
In places like apple doing password resets / account unlocks to allow data transfer, even if you do that for free on the clock, is very commonly prohibited off the clock and/or for "friends". I actually had a case recent
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by donor20 6y ago
Dude, you don't need to buy an iphone, you don't need to by an xbox, you don't need to buy a playstation - if you do though you will be using their stores / they will be getting a cut.

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