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by edaemon 7y ago
It says he was working "on the skyscrapers and other scenery". For model railroads and other diorama work, those are usually made separately and then added to the layout. He was just having a room set up with a desk and area to bu
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by edaemon 7y ago
Hydrogen fell out of favor for airships after the Hindenburg disaster. It's much more dangerous than gasoline or jet fuel.
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by edaemon 7y ago
They're describing what would be required to MITM HTTPS traffic. You're correct that they essentially need to get the cert.
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by edaemon 7y ago
Redirects are often cached as well, but caching error pages for a short while is usually done to mitigate DoS attempts; if the cache can be repeatedly bypassed for certain resources, those resources may serve as targets.
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by edaemon 7y ago
It's a crime to send drugs in the mail. I'm sure the owner understood avoiding that.
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by edaemon 7y ago
I don't know about all of CLT's failure modes, but Oregon State University is building a structure (for their College of Forestry) out of CLT and had some delamination issues: https://www.oregonlive.com/news/e
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by edaemon 7y ago
Pretty much, CLT is basically plywood with very thick laminations.
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by edaemon 7y ago
They may have used S3 Select: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/s3-glacier-select/
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by edaemon 7y ago
That sentence seemed particularly strange considering GitHub Actions is pretty openly based on Azure DevOps, which makes sense considering GitHub's owner. Actions bears little resemblance to Travis.
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by edaemon 7y ago
They were using high-resource nodes and made the mistake of shifting to low-resource nodes for fine-grained control over the total amount of resources provisioned -- i.e. a single 96-unit node vs 96 1-unit nodes. That was a problem because
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by edaemon 7y ago
I'm thinking more along the lines of the berths in the Cabin bus, not Amtrak's rooms. Plus, the LA-SF routes on the Coast Starlight aren't overnight.
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by edaemon 7y ago
It doesn't even have to be high speed if they fill it with sleeping berths.
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by edaemon 7y ago
Even at that rate it would take 48 days to consume a pound.
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by edaemon 7y ago
HN is always interested in tech-related S-1s, but there has been a recent uptick in filings. The most common explanation I've seen for the increase is economic uncertainty -- everyone is trying to get their S-1s in while investors are
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by edaemon 7y ago
Even if renewable plants are supplemented by fossil-fuel plants, that still reduces fossil fuel consumption. Storage isn't all that feasible (yet) but they also don't build wind farms in places where the wind doesn't blow, an
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by edaemon 7y ago
Referenced post: https://chromestatus.com/feature/6246151319715840
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by edaemon 7y ago
Collins was arrested and charged with insider trading in 2018: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Collins_(American_politi...
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by edaemon 7y ago
Some citizens may be disenfranchised by the proof requirement; e.g. if ID is required but you can't afford to get an ID, you can't vote despite being a citizen.
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by edaemon 7y ago
The reddit post the article references has some more information: https://www.reddit.com/r/apexlegends/comments/cciyx6/712_res...
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by edaemon 7y ago
It's a mistake/misunderstanding in the article. They're using two factor authentication: https://old.reddit.com/r/apexlegends/comments/cciyx6/712_res...
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by edaemon 7y ago
There are some exceptional cases where a POST is allowed without a preflight check: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS#Simpl...
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by edaemon 7y ago
I recently traveled to Rome and in both places we stayed there were AC units mounted below the windows. We also saw some split systems that had the condenser unit either in a foyer/lobby (hooked up to a vent) or on the roof. Maybe that
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by edaemon 7y ago
Encrypted speech isn't another mode, in my opinion. You can send encrypted messages in letters, spoken word, or spray paint; that is, encrypted speech is communicated through the same modes as any other speech. The content is what&#x27
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by edaemon 7y ago
They are also completely ending support for DNS in mainland China: > Please note, however, that the China Network is being retired. On May 31, 2020, the “EOL Date”, the China Network will no longer be available, and you will need to find
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by edaemon 7y ago
This is just an anecdote, but I've alerted Google to a particular mistake in Maps multiple times and it's never been fixed. A light rail station in Portland is accessed from the bridge above it, but Google Maps is unaware that the
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by edaemon 7y ago
I don't think the title here needs to be changed significantly, I was just pointing out that it implies something different from the article contents. The title paints the court's decision as if it's about treatment while the
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by edaemon 7y ago
For what it's worth, the submission title ("Minnesota court decision means doctors can be sued by patients they don't see") does not match the article's title, nor does it really match its argument. From the article
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by edaemon 7y ago
I would also be worried about trademark/copyright issues.
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by edaemon 7y ago
It allows commercial use. Here's more info: https://choosealicense.com/licenses/agpl-3.0/
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by edaemon 7y ago
The AGPLv3 considers network use to be distribution so the client would have to publish the source. They could still use it for free, but it would have to remain open source.

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