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by duckfang 6y ago
Unfortunately, the US is extremely caveat emptor in many ways. We have a legal system that greatly benefits rich people (companies are legally people). Unions have the lowest numbers in our history. Laws in different states like "Right
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by duckfang 6y ago
> We're a flat hierarchy, and we encourage team members to be vocal about what they want to work on. The entire team plans quarterly targets and goals. To be quite sincere, I've heard this before. And it ALWAYS ends like Animal
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by duckfang 6y ago
> You can’t choose to not care. It's all a matter of priorities. If caring means you lose your job, yeah, you're not gonna care. And losing your job in the USA means: hunger, homelessness, no internet, less chance of being hire
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by duckfang 6y ago
So, what individual thinks they have more leverage than Amazon? Amazon has a 1.6 trillion $ market cap.
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by duckfang 6y ago
Inside the he bastion network/VPC, there can be logging, monitoring, ad/kerb+openldap stuff to do the requisite thing. And your logging and monitoring can send trigger emails when they catch bad things. Your inbox needs to be an a
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by duckfang 6y ago
I find that porcelain has a very bad time in breaking when you least suspect it. The same is true for server applications that have weird 3rd party dependencies that may go down when you least suspect it.
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by duckfang 6y ago
You can put other machines with a highly restrictive set of network rules that allow data to cross inside the network and outside the network in very controlled ways. Email is one such way.
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by duckfang 6y ago
Yep, and your answer is the better default answer. Bastion<->app host<->DB Bastion can talk to the net. App host can talk outbound but inbound only accepts bastion and DB. DB can only talk with app host. Obviously, you harden ev
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by duckfang 6y ago
WHO recommends between 70%-80%. I'd just keep the everclear 151 as is, since as you recognize already is at 75%. (From what I understand, too high doesn't destroy the rna, and too low can't penetrate the lipid layer).
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by duckfang 6y ago
When the pandemic first really started, you couldn't find any isopropyl anywhere. However the liquor store had 1.75l everclear for $30. 1 bottle of that lasted me 4 months, including making face shields in bags with this. As time went
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by duckfang 6y ago
I'm glad that I've been making our household sanitizer then. Everclear is 95% ethanol (food safe) I take 3 parts everclear with 1 part water. Mix, and put in spray bottles. That's an alcohol concentration of .95*.75 = 71.25%
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by duckfang 6y ago
Then you are missing my point of criticism. The elites put together the artifact that we call the Stock Market. And when the elites play there, they have pretty much a free reign to do as they wish. Sure, there are rules... But as how they&
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by duckfang 6y ago
Notice: When Wall street decides to horrible things with money in its various ways, nobody bats an eye. When fraud happens, nobody goes to jail. It's business as usual. When the People decides to do horrible things with money in its va
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by duckfang 6y ago
Indeed. And having worked with a wide variety of batteries.... I would hate to see a 'load bearing battery under torsional stress'. Just ow.
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by duckfang 6y ago
"You wouldn't know an IF from a THEN!" "Oh look, another dev surprise." "They improved the code... To run in O(2^n) time." "I'm sure it worked in dev." "I can't believe it passed Q
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by duckfang 6y ago
As a bisexual male, I think a good part of disdain about connecting HIV and gay goes to the older naming of the disease: GRID. gay-related immune deficiency It also dates me, but I had a blood transfusion in 1982. At that time, it was a Rus
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by duckfang 6y ago
That certainly sounds like Tenable's (Nessus) Security Center. That piece of software is some of the worst, verbose, bug-ridden garbage I've been required to work with.
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by duckfang 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead%E2%80%93crime_hypothesi... There's a LOT to chew on in there.
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by duckfang 6y ago
Absolutely. But I'm also a realist that realizes that States have de-prioritized Covid vaccines purely because of optics placed above public health. https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-local-correspondents/andr
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by duckfang 6y ago
> Unpopular opinion: I think government services and offices should remain offline-first forever. They should offer online equivalents, but they should never assume or require digital adoption. The converse is that the government should
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by duckfang 6y ago
Will it "require" the cloud or you otherwise retain remote control over it, like Cricut or Glowforge? If so, that is a complete dealbreaker for me. I'd assume that is also the case for others as well.
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by duckfang 6y ago
Please note that Glowforge ALSO requires the obnoxious cloud to actually cut. And being forced to rely on "cloud" is how Cricut is able to bait-n-switch users and effectively demand more money for purchased hardware. There is abso
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by duckfang 6y ago
Well, this is what we get when financed by Scam-a-con Valley companies. Selling hardware to do a thing well is so passe. So we force hardware to the cloud where we can then exert a toll booth for usage.
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by duckfang 6y ago
We're trying to make it so existing Cricut devices can be unchained from their vaporous bullshit (aka: cloud). https://discord.gg/KsReJ3cN Come help!
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by duckfang 6y ago
Alas, there goes my post (currently at -3). Although I didn't elaborate about the libel, I do believe there is a strong separation between a "malicious site" and a "site that has malicious content". If someone encod
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by duckfang 6y ago
To be quite honest, this seems like a case of Libel and possibly Tortious Interference on behalf of Google/Alphabet. Especially if you can show damages/customers cancelling service, I think this would be a hill to die on. Google e
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by duckfang 6y ago
Since you mentioned this is for a startup for the film industry, having a permanent sysad on the roles doesn't make sense. (Rates vary from 60k-200k depending on experience, expertise, area). Instead, I'd look at contract system a
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by duckfang 6y ago
My wife received her first shot on December 23 (before Dr Fauci got his btw). From there, I've noticed: no extra wifi, no 5G, no extra appendages, and no cthlonic growth (oh r'lyeh now!). In all seriousness, she said the shots hur
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by duckfang 6y ago
Please read the orange triangle warning you scrolled past. When you did the glacier operation, the GUI was telling you that it was COPYING the files to glacier. Those files also existed elsewhere, in normal S3 space. There's ways to cu
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by duckfang 6y ago
And hourly billing alerts would also help. Admittedly the feature that Azure has that AWS doesn't is "kill everything when exceed X dollars". Not so great for prod, but superb for dev. Please realize that when you hand devs w

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