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631.
by elif 3y ago
The tourists in Amsterdam are so bad it suppresses residents and businesses in a similar though obviously not identical way to the street residents of San Francisco.
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by elif 3y ago
Seems like Google could just build some routing around their existing archive service and give all of their employees a stale copy of the web for 99% of cases. Use LAN for communication, etc.
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by elif 3y ago
Also car interactions are seldom between competing space programs or warring nationalities with their own interests and limits on maneuvering capability and energy expense quotas. Collision avoidance at spaceX is largely automated but for m
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by elif 3y ago
This is how it works in Holland with Open Access fiber lines https://hollandcityfiber.com/about-holland-city-fiber/ The fiber itself is owned and maintained by the public and any number of private ISP's can offer
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by elif 3y ago
The problem is we have health regulatory agencies from whose lack of statement we derive an implicit assumption of safety. Either they need to do more testing/whitelisting rather than observing/blacklisting, or there needs to be b
636.
by elif 3y ago
I think it's even more nefarious to have games that /don't/ resemble gambling but utilize the same psychological tricks. I got taken by legend Richard Garriott on a slippery slide of feeling like I was supporting a histo
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by elif 3y ago
I can't say enough about how influential Kevin has been in every decade, continually staying at the head of the snake of hacking. I am so lucky not just for how he inspired me in my youth, but how he relit the fire of security paranoia
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by elif 3y ago
you mean nearly $1T
639.
by elif 3y ago
If everyone had a non-css version and browsers had configurable style/themes, the web would be a beautiful thing. Maybe there should be an optional MIME Content-Type: text/plainhtml header target.
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by elif 3y ago
I loved my CS degree. It let me deepen my understanding of programming in quite a few ways, introduced me to circuit drawing/embedded devices, AI, robotics, all kind of peripheral areas I would have never had an opportunity to engage w
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by elif 3y ago
In terms of 911 and 311 calls: "in that month of March, dangerous self-driving car incidents increased more than 300% over the previous month (30 such incidents in February, 96 in March)." Skyrocket does not seem hyperbolic.
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by elif 3y ago
Yes but it would be a 3d model programmed by a team of vfx artists cleaning toilets, not me... Why would I be upset about having to not clean toilets?
643.
by elif 3y ago
I don't think any of these movies are killing people so I think you've stretched the analogy way further
644.
by elif 3y ago
I also have no problem owning a self driving Tesla with the provision that fully autonomous commercial use shares revenue. Just like studios paying gfx artists to incorporate my visage, the Tesla engineers are doing all the work. I literall
645.
by elif 3y ago
I wouldn't need any compensation to have my image used artistically. It would cost me literally nothing other than a day of novelty experience doing some poses and emotes for a camera array. I imagine there are enough "scabs"
646.
by elif 3y ago
I think it's apropos considering the absolute longevity of lithium ion batteries across industries despite research labs producing significantly better prototypes for decades.
647.
by elif 3y ago
Personally, I find the prospect of doing 1 day of work, and potentially having an impact on hundreds of various artistic works thrilling. It also seems a little bit of a missed argument to say that these workers are often forced into 18 hou
648.
by elif 3y ago
I think a big part of this is the mixed (lack of?) messaging regarding when is the optimal time to test after a potential exposure. I've known people who tested the day after and considered themselves 'in the clear', and even
649.
by elif 3y ago
I don't think this is as much about Japanese management, poor flavor, etc. As has been pointed out by the comments. I think this is a simple combination of the decline of SF retail and the decline of alcohol culture. I would not be sur
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by elif 3y ago
right... and if any single user's implementation has inbound mail cause outbound mail, merge variables or multiple RCPT lines will likely cause this user to be an arbitrary mail relay using that user's auth.
651.
by elif 3y ago
it's not really deception to register and use whatever domains you'd like.
652.
by elif 3y ago
its a double edged sword. the more deliberate actions you take, the easier it is for a lawyer to show that it was willful deception.
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by elif 3y ago
"I can spoof any email address" leads to an open relay elevated to mailgun's exit ips, presumably with authentication headers added by mailgun's dkim-enabled servers. because it is possible (and likely) that many users
654.
by elif 3y ago
a lack of security functionality by default is categorically a vulnerability. you are mincing words. having a redis exposed to the internet is a vulnerability, even though theoretically you could use lua scripting yourself to do some kind o
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by elif 3y ago
I think the key here is that we can't trust regulators, though I would certainly welcome their contributions... Perhaps what needs to happen is engineers developing a cheap rapid test where it becomes possible for consumers to become a
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by elif 3y ago
in your metaphor, my point is that the table that started with village idiots at it and scared some people away still has more diversity of thought than the table who have self-selected a new table.
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by elif 3y ago
paying twitter for authentication doesnt seem any different from paying namecheap (or your favorite registrar) for authentication. in fact, when corporations try to own their domain space authentication, they have to buy hundreds of lookali
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by elif 3y ago
As I said, my point is irrespective of the righteousness of any particular ideologies. Your reflexive ideological defense buttresses my position of ideological segregation prompting the twitter exodus. If you desire light hearted discussion
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by elif 3y ago
Ideologically these Twitter exodus communities will become even more microcosmic than the presumed "alt-right, redpilled" ideology they purport to escape. Twitter may be these things in part, but by being a direct reaction away fr
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by elif 3y ago
Unnecessary, pointless, expensive features are precisely how you define the inverse of the original Twitter vision. Bare minimum but fast message passing as a social communication layer. If all of these new platforms are trying to become a

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