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   by dylz 7y ago

   > may take 7 days This is one of the things at minimum that fends off takeover accounts from people demanding immediate access and faking urgency, while also notifying all associated accounts that someone is trying to recover access and
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   by dylz 7y ago

   Pretty much. Never trust prices from Udemy.
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   by dylz 7y ago

   What is the physical size of your village and distance between homes? You may need to go up a bit to some kind of PTP wireless or line of sight system if we're talking "everyone house has acres".
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   by dylz 7y ago

   No one has 100% correct data, no test battery is 100% specific or accurate, and no area is 100% tested.
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   by dylz 7y ago

   I'm curious: why does a blog and review site have or need a 220-230 person workforce?
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   by dylz 7y ago

   Leave it in a garage or somewhere for a 2-3 more days if you don't want to use a chemical wipe. If it's sunny and doesn't rain and you don't have theft problems, leave it outside for a day or two. If you are in the US, I
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   by dylz 7y ago

   Thanks! I'm really not a fan of the trope of piping stuff directly into running it as root for obvious reasons. Have you seen zerotier (the software)'s idea too? They ask you to import a GPG key and verify it before chaining it in
8. 308.▲
   by dylz 7y ago

   This amount is only sufficient for a week or two for their employees.
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   by dylz 7y ago

   They have PPE, if anything more PPE than hospitals in the US, and carriers should have surgical masks on.
10. 310.▲
    by dylz 7y ago

    Another curl | bash installer that is not even tied to a commit :(
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Something that happened to me. I left a 1-star review for a merchant that took 3 months to ship and it stayed up. I left a 1 star review for a completely unresponsive merchant that took Amazon a month to FBA for some reason (stock/non-
12. 312.▲
    by dylz 7y ago

    Usually if it's Amazon-shipped they will "take responsibility for this fulfillment experience" and nullify the 1-star review while immediately refunding you, from what I recall.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Most takeout containers are microwavable. Remove the lid / wipe down the outsides (bag, etc), use your own cutlery, wash hands after making contact with the bag. Reheat food item. Plate onto own plate.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    How do I self host this, or have source visible? I ask this for every single "privacy centric" analytics provider that hits the market - if I was truly privacy centric and wish to respect my users, I would want to maintain and run
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    by dylz 7y ago

    This is very much a game of assumptions and a game of cutting corners at this point. It's wartime. The hospitals near me are literally using pieces of cotton, cut shirts, hand-sewn layers, instead of regulation-required certified N95 m
16. 316.▲
    by dylz 7y ago

    You can rapid-test for flu. If it's an ILI and tests negative for flu, it's probably COVID at this point.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Wikipedia article says this: > DHL offers worldwide services, including deliveries to countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan and Myanmar (formerly Burma). As it is German-owned, DHL is not affected by U.S. embargoes or sanctions and will sh
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Sure, I use Xiaomi stuff, but it's stuff I can isolate on its own vlan, block traffic from, etc. I don't intentionally let it run rampant and hand it 100% of the data.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Are movies actually made in 144 FPS?
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Germany is rather odd compared to the other countries with its adoption of broadband tech - for example you see a decent bit of FTTH/FTTx in NL, NO/DK/SE (muni owned, early adopters), etc. Then you go to Germany and it's
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Referrer: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&u...
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Yeah, you will not see the additional hundreds of Gbps of "internal" Netflix traffic, but you may very well see smaller increases as small ISPs that aren't approved for "full rack Netflix appliances" pick up Netflix
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    by dylz 7y ago

    For clarification, this is not a "backbone" - it is an exchange fabric.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    I can confirm this as another nobody, we have under 100 customer WISP, have peering sessions with Google and Cloudflare, and Netflix is visible on the routeservers anyway.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Is xfinitywifi open yet? I'm still getting a payment prompt.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Mobile in the US is closer to $15-25/GB for hotspot data. Damn.
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    by dylz 7y ago

    I routinely deal with large docker images, deployments, sometimes VM stuff, video files, model files. 20-30TB a month is considered a good month. Remote desktop is also a consistent ~50-70Mbps per screen to have readable text while actively
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    by dylz 7y ago

    For higher value tests: - Someone will watch you - The entire session is recorded - You hold up multiple forms of ID and rotate it / tilt it - It's effectively a keylogger + mouse tracker + eye tracker + ..., basically malware - T
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    by dylz 7y ago

    Can you define an API call better? Is it any call made with your application/key? If so, how do you handle monetary DoS?
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    by dylz 7y ago

    [1] looks like a spam blog.