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by elmerfud 2y ago
I use a dedicated backup user, and setfacl does allow inheritance of its acl on newly created things. I can't look it up now but I'm sure a Google search will find it. It can also prevent the 640 as well because those acls are di
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I used to be deathly afraid of speaking in public to both large and small audiences. Including even giving presentations to small groups of fellow engineers in my field. I never really studied any techniques or solicited advice from others
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Financial data, is sensitive data, especially when linked with anything that could be identifying, even an email address. This is why being some sort of CPA or licensed financial advisor would be very important to build trust. This clause i
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I support this idea. This whole nonsense that kids need a phone at school so parents can contact them or an emergency is nonsense. It ignores the hundreds of years of successful schooling when cell phones weren't a thing. My daughter d
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I think the first thing to me is that I don't feel I'm giving a reason why I should trust you with my financial data. Banks, I have to because it's my bank. Investment services like Charles Schwab they are large, well respect
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Maybe some context on why this is relevant to HN? Also, I hate this YouTube trend of everyone thinking we care about their commentary on something. Show me the something and shut up unless that something is so complicated that we need an e
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I take long international flights. Just took one that was 15 hours for a single flight. If I get the first class seat where it lays flat then I usually sleep. Often I can't afford that and I can't sleep in tiny seats because I&#x2
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Well then I apologize for my rather pointed comment as I didn't read yours and the way it was intended. I would consider myself a car enthusiast or maybe an overall vehicle enthusiast. I don't have any obnoxiously fast cars now bu
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Your tldr is bad. Understand what the term less means and what fine means and then rewrite your tldr. Also if three sentences needs a tldr for someone of your caliber, who couldn't even write a good tldr, then you are part of the probl
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by elmerfud 2y ago
This is less about an annoying car and the person and more about the hundreds of thousands of fans this person has for doing absolutely nothing. For some reason this kind of Idiocracy is profitable. It's not the people who are doing it
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Your WiFi and upstream are fairly well matched. When you say 10mbit, is that using the site that's causing problems or is that a speed test? As a speed test it seems slow, unless there's some congestion on the WiFi or uplink. If i
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Can advertising be deceiving, yes, but must it be deceptive? No, it doesn't have to be. Deception requires some form of intent to deceive or trick someone. Advertisings goal is to convince someone. Some places are using deception, but
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Have you measured the bandwidth usage or packets per second when this happens? It is possible for websites to consume all available bandwidth. It used to be pretty universal that your internet connection was smaller than your Wi-Fi connecti
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by elmerfud 2y ago
SMR on a z-mirror is quite a bit different than a raidz/2/3 setup due to how SMR works. A mirror will do much better at optimizing the writes for SMR rebuild. When using raidz, your milage may vary, as they say. It absolutely wil
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Is or has? Social media is great tool, but like all great tools it's up to the wielders. Hammers can build and beautiful city or wage war. In the sense of social media we often think of the wielder as the one posting, but it's rea
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Nice idea but I doubt it will do anything meaningful. The corruption is rampant here. You can even tell in his own words, it's his data not the people's but his data! That shows the core problem.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Maybe it's time for the software that is in your car to be open sourced.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
"Lead with the heart more." I'm not sure what led you to this conclusion but, absent complete context, this seems to speak more about your friends and their ego then something with you. Logic is not the enemy of emotion nor d
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I'm confused by your proposal a little bit. Are you asking what percentage of professionals could afford to travel the world at their own expense and teach others their professional skills for zero compensation? Or are you asking how m
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by elmerfud 2y ago
The Amiga was dead before a Wolfenstein 3D came out on the PC. A lot of Amiga users failed to recognize it at the time but commodore surely and truly killed that thing off by his horrible mismanagement. When Wolfenstein 3D came around it wa
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Yep looks like a simple data harvesting scam. Privacy policies mean nothing when there's no independent verification of whether they're actually enforced or not.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I don't understand these restaurants jumping on this bandwagon of tacking on a bunch of idiotic fees. I think a lot of industries need to have a law passed against them to ban these kind of dumb service fees and addendums and fuel surc
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Or it could be that people are just tipped out. I hadn't been to a strip club in several years but I got dragged to one a few months back by a friend and I got to tell you the money that these girls wanted seem to astronomically high f
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by elmerfud 3y ago
I think it very much depends on which country you're in on the legality of this. In the United States discriminating in the hiring based on these is illegal and even asking these questions as part of the hiring process can be highly su
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by elmerfud 3y ago
When your company is more about ideology, left or right, and not about the excellence of its products this is bound to happen. Because if the products were excellent and no one would care about this woke or anti-woke. Let's face it Bud
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by elmerfud 3y ago
In a very basic sense I tend to downvote posts that are very poorly worded and I disagree with their content. That's not an absolute case because sometimes there are posts that are very poorly worded and I may agree with their content
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by elmerfud 3y ago
I can relate to some of what this author is saying about a Realtors. I bought a house last year and it was the first house I bought in many decades. Dealing with various Realtors was an annoying experience. Instead of acting like my agent a
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Exactly not me I like food too much. I would just not eat pizza as opposed to eating some trash that pretends to be Pizza. That being said most of the time dietary changes fail isn't because the suggested diet doesn't work it&#x27
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by elmerfud 3y ago
It could just as easily be explained as those who are prone to schizophrenia like cats. I'm not sure why these kind of articles exist and people give them any credence whatsoever. This is typical media fud. While it is an interesting d
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Exactly where is my reimbursement. I was not super wealthy but I prioritized my kids college education and made sure to pay for it to avoid them having to go into debt over it. This produced a, not insignificant hardship, to the family but

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