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New free streaming service from Mint Mobile(mintmobileplus.com)
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by dsl 6y ago
This is like complaining that the city sold a chunk of land to a theme park and you didn't like any of the rides they put in. For the most part the experiment was confined to the land they legally purchased. At no point did they repres
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The only difference here is that is has Google's name on it instead of AvalonBay, Greystar, Hines, Simon, Westfield, ProLogis, etc. People have an opinion about Google, but they have never heard of any of the other companies that would
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by dsl 6y ago
No, it isn't. If you look at Uber's latest earnings report, in Q2 Uber Eats did more adjusted net revenue than rides did pre-COVID. Your 20 min pick up time is because drivers don't want to accept the fares. Both for health
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> the residents, people that have to deal with its consequences and for whom the benefits were vaguely defined, opposed it. When I lived in San Francisco proper this was the same reason I didn't have high speed fiber. NIMBYs didn&#
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The last public number was that Twitter was banning 10 fake bots per second. How exactly do you plan to have a public oversight process for fighting fraud and abuse at scale?
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Google bought 12 acres of waterfront property and was working on development. Aside from the usual level of involvement (meetings, permitting, etc) the city had no skin in the game.
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While Nvidia has a vastly superior product to AMD and Intel, they have less than 20% of the GPU market. Intel has held greater than 50% market share since 2010. It is very hard to make an anti-competition case against someone who is consist
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by dsl 6y ago
Are there any specific features of IPv6 you need for inner-cloud connectivity? If you are spinning up enough resources to exhaust even a /16 of IPv6, you can probably use your monthly bill as leverage to force the issue.
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What happens when an employee has one stolen? or coffee spilled on it? How many free tablets can I get for $25/mo? What do you do when you realize someone has spilled coffee on 3 tablets, and now their credit card isn't rebilling
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by dsl 6y ago
Magecart is a well known framework in the underground for stealing credit card numbers from websites (if they can get the JavaScript running on a checkout page). If you hit it directly they will redirect to a random "Spin the wheel win
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by dsl 6y ago
> do the high-fees still give you a better risk-adjusted return? Yes. With your standard 2 and 20 fee structure, you don't pay performance fees on anything below 8% returns. Performance fees are where bonuses come from, so anyone co
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> And which DB out of curiosity scales without any load on your wallet? BigQuery includes all these things "for free" in the base price. It is pretty straightforward, with a price for storage and a price for querying (which you
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by dsl 6y ago
First off, I absolutely love the photo of the cops dancing with the protestor. Secondly, you should flesh out your description of what qualified immunity is so people have an understanding of what being for or against it really means. Plea
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by dsl 6y ago
It is best called "walletscaling." To run anything at scale you are looking at reserved capacity and provisioned throughput. Add extra fees for DynamoDB Accelerator (query caching), Global Tables (cross region replication), backup
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I've worked closely with executive protection and corporate security. Despite the occasional screw up it is a "known thing" that hedge funds have been tracking tails for years and rent jets for sensitive meetings. Hedges have
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by dsl 6y ago
Ethernet-over-HDMI is so poorly supported in consumer devices that in HDMI 2.1 they dropped in completely and reused the pins for eARC audio.
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They are more expensive because they generally have higher quality components and are not made to be disposable, and commercial applications have a higher price tolerance than consumers. Despite the common trope, "selling data" do
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by dsl 6y ago
I just have a GLiNet travel router I picked up for $20 that is open and not connected to anything. Any "smart" devices get connected to that so they can talk to each other but not the internet.
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Lets say you want to build a deck. You put together the plans, take them to the planning commission, and they rightfully reject it for being structually unsound. Qualified immunity is what prevents you from personally suing each member of t
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It seems counterproductive to me to remove the legal protections of a platform that prevent them from being sued to take your tweets down.
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> i often wonder if the same strategy is at play in Private Military Corps Of the tier guys I know... 10% go to PMCs, 20% end up in corporate security, and the rest end up working at Home Depot. Most are burnt out enough with PTSD and fa
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by dsl 6y ago
DJB paid out $1,000 in 2009 to Matthew Dempsky for a djbdns security vulnerability. https://marc.info/?l=djbdns&m=123613000920446&w=2
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Much of this comes from regulatory oversight of specific industries. DoH isn't going to fly in the banking sector for example.
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You can run DoT on 443 as well. Providers that want to block DoH or DoT are going to block providers based on destination IP or certificate fingerprints, not port numbers.
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> What these companies are doing is definitely misleading but I don't think anyone is accidentally purchasing from Applebees thinking they were getting Saddleback BBQ. That is exactly what is happening. Say Saddleback isn't ope
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McNuggets are made from 100% breast meat (with the skin on to help them bind together). Please stick to facts, even in a thread about drawing penises.
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You should speak with your doctor.
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I personally believe the German government was aware, but did not directly participate in a meaningful way. However a German corporation played a huge role. Siemens engineers deployed a PCS 7 lab environment at the Idaho National Laboratory
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> Why don't we have a version of Windows without as much legacy support? Microsoft makes a ton of money selling the exact opposite. There is an edition of Windows called "POSReady" that is used in Point of Sale, ATMs, and

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