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Nobody sensible runs the latest kernel; nobody running PG in production should be afraid of setting a non-default at either boot time or as a sysctl. So this will, most likely, be another step in building a PG database server (turn off pre-
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If you can inject arbitrary malicious routes, you can make ACME requests for a new cert.
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Because BGP works, is understood, and has been debugged by thousands of people and billions of sessions between dozens or hundreds of implementations. So the benefit of changing out all that infrastucture needs to be much higher than the co
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7mo ago
More useful for most people: is the company you are considering doing business with run by one of these fine upstanding folks?
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If you put everything into a monolith, it looks simpler than if you have components that have to speak protocols to each other.
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Behind me: the recliner where I sometimes think or listen to music or read. Has a towel on it just in case. Cat likelihood while working: 55% Next to me: the windowsill cat tray. Cat likelihood while working | sunny day: 65%. Cat likelihood
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Mars is only a few billion dollars of investment away from being quite habitable, and Mr. Musk should make plans to retire there along with his friends and senior execs within the year.
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No, they think that the proposed datacenters are at best a fraud and at worst a ridiculously large electrical load for negative benefit.
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You can automate passkeys, right?
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Notably lacking in comparisons in speed, accuracy and costs vs KNN-hyperspace, Bayesian-updaters like SpamAssassin's SpamBayes, and traditional rules methods.
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The Wizards and the Sheep (2017)
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The methodology questions remain: does Forbes have a great method for identifying future felons? do future felons push harder to come to Forbes' attention? does being on the Forbes list unduly influence founders to commit felonies?
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Reminder: companies don't go on PR blasts without cause. Being cynical about tech companies is always a good bet.
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"Best available laptop support" apparently means 18/30 or 12/20. Pretty sure I would consider those both failing grades.
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The average dog has slightly less than 4 legs; the modal dog has 4 legs. If you call a tail a leg, it's still not a leg, so no dogs have 5 legs. What the President believes is not, has not been, and cannot be the basis of law. If it we
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_J._Hemsley You're welcome.
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There are certainly locations in the US where the standard of patient care -- ignoring cost -- is world-class. And there are certainly locatioms in the US where the standard of patient care is nowhere close to that, and would be easily beat
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Interesting chain of descent: Walter Jon Williams wrote Hardwired, and R Talsorian Games based their tabletop RPG, Cyberpunk 2020, on it. That's the source material used for the computer RPG, Cyberpunk 2073. Meanwhile, WJW followed up
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For people who are not aware: this is the same Hobbit as https://seclists.org/bugtraq/1995/Oct/28
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In this article we see proof that the words people use to describe a phenomenon influence how they think about that phenomenon: what they expect, what they assume, how they reason about it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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If they really wanted to do so, they could take the vinyl, play it with all the surface noise they wanted, and record that to CD so they could have the surface noise there, too. It would be the same surface noise each time, not getting wors
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I am a professional in the information technology field, which is to say a pedantic extremist who believes that words have meanings derived from consensus, and when people alter the meanings, they alter what they believe. Using "thinki
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Accept it in the spirit it was meant: if you have mental illnesses like this, you need treatment.
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"Here’s the part that actually gets to me as a Developer Advocate. When a student gets a surprise bill, they don’t usually think “I missed a step in my cleanup.” They think “AWS secretly charges you even after you delete stuff.” They t
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Only if the legal system allows itself to be changed. The present system in many countries is that criminal and civil codes are too large to be comprehended by a single person, too large to be changed rationally, and the processes too subje
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Let's rephrase: Since nobody involved actually cares whether the code works or not, it doesn't matter whether it's a different wrong thing each time.
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No, you'll always give up something. If you want to spend some time looking at critiques from someone with experience, I find JANG's Youtube reviews of both LEGO and non-LEGO brick toys to be well-balanced. We have differing opini
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Sometimes it's 15 repetitions of one year.
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I suppose they are looking for people who had not previously stuck their hand in the lawnmower.
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As I said, if only you were providing more value rather than being a commodity, you could avoid all this.
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