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by egberts1 2y ago
And you know this how that it is not related at all to hearing loss? Anecdotals and court cases are not a small percentage, not even close.
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by egberts1 2y ago
I think Yelp marketing is on an incredible shortsighted and profit-losing path. I too used the macos App. Looking forward to Apple Map dumping Yelp, because that combo doesn't work for me and I do not want Yelp cluttering my Apple map.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Most likely, the loss of hearing is caused by prescribed medications that are of ototoxic nature. A complete list of medicine that have been known to cause hearing-loss. Disclaimer: I lost all my hearing during to one dosage of "quit-s
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by egberts1 2y ago
The primary cause of homelessness is two-fold: 1. The Mental Health Systems Act of 1980 that closed all Federal mental health institutions, leaving the community of psychiatrists to wrestle with the tough border cases while still tenuously
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by egberts1 2y ago
Nice. Wish i could see some old satellite of the 60s and 70s.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Not ... really ... It is about intent versus capability set that CFAA does poorly with differentiation in court.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Mutual TLS dutifully breaks if there is a transparent HTTPS proxy like SSLbump or Squid.
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by egberts1 2y ago
ATT Fiber ONT and bridge passthrough, like I did with Verizon Fiber, Comcast cable, ATT ADSL and Frontier ADSL in my last places of residence. Takes a bit of wrangling, and a bit of downtime during initial setups but its YOURS! This is the
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by egberts1 2y ago
This is why we should be doing dual-server-client TLS certificate exchange before stuffing damaging info over Internet. But, alas, nooooooooo.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Ooooooooh, SSLbump. There has to be a court precedent that criminalized sniffing network traffic on the customer’s side. Should be one of those many cases involving wiretapping for banking info.
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by egberts1 2y ago
That's why I use Pelican as a static site generator with Github.com. https://github.com/getpelican/pelican
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by egberts1 2y ago
Nearly all of it went to the CxO and board members.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Nix is trying to be like macOS's DMG but its image file is bit more parse-able.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Drove by Granbury, near decommissioned nuclear power plant. Legally deaf, I am. Literally could "Cum Feel The Noise" or something.
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by egberts1 2y ago
What … properly … staffed … Google … support … forum?
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by egberts1 2y ago
so I bought a PDF book, will Google block that too as well?
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by egberts1 2y ago
client-side.
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by egberts1 2y ago
When having displaced the ISP-supplied DSL/ADSL/SDSL router at a premise using DHCP OPTIONS using a FreeBSD/Linux and ISC dhclient at many locations, and that is the client-side of DHCP. And ISP likes to have their custom rou
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by egberts1 2y ago
Networkd is still missing the most crucial part of DHCP protocol: DHCP OPTIONS leg of the DHCP negotiation stage.
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by egberts1 2y ago
With networkd, we would no longer be able to DHCP-assign Nintendo 3DS nor Apple iPod nor deal with Juniper's DSL (by ISP) concentrator nor deal with a "he-shall-remain-nameless" residential alarm provider. DHCP OPTIONS featu
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by egberts1 2y ago
Yep. Even Webkit-variant of Firefox on iOS: x.com got blocked too
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by egberts1 2y ago
Blasted bugger. That is "presumptive justice", I meant to say. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40986056
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by egberts1 2y ago
Well, the highly-appointed, over-paid grunt-worker can rest easy without fear of any legal backlash simply because they hide behind the flawed form of "presumptive justice" that pervades Wales & England courts.
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by egberts1 2y ago
And you would know that this didn't happened ... how? Between the museum, the prospector, and the government, this is a stacked prisoner dilemma game; not worth playing.
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by egberts1 2y ago
And probably "no true Scotsman" either back then (until 1878). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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by egberts1 2y ago
Didn’t realize that US is the scope of the OP article.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Network sockets are in the systemd code repository.
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by egberts1 2y ago
The part about UEFI? https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/bios-uefi
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by egberts1 2y ago
Yet Lennart Pottering and Redhat (spelled that way as I am one of the original pre-IPO investor of RedHat via Alex Brown/Deutsche Bank) wants to put networking of Linux into UEFI this quarter, inside the most sacrosanct PID 1. They sti
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by egberts1 2y ago
I am quite sure that they have had three precious timezone hours to detect a total failure of telemetry after their fateful midnight upgrade. Like the most useful Canary Island in the Coal Mine.

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