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Slack Closing IRC Gateways
(get.slack.help)
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esaym
9y ago
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esaym
9y ago
Heh, once upon a time (and this was back in 1996 or so) my parents built a house too. They opted to put an expensive "Hunter" branded ceiling fan in every room. There were no controls on the fan itself, but on the wall where a nor
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esaym
9y ago
I don't feel fashion ever goes out of style. But then again, I don't really have any sense of fashion. My grandma, tired of always putting on makeup (and not very good at it), paid to have her makeup tattooed to her face about 20
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esaym
9y ago
Map seems to use webgl which doesn't currently work on any browser in linux :(
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esaym
9y ago
I'll stick with Samsung Pay since it actually works with legacy credit card swipe machines.
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esaym
9y ago
This reads as if a poisoned CPU cache can indeed leak secrets and has been known for many years now? Am I reading that right?
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esaym
9y ago
I guess I don't know much about Australia. Why were you no longer comfortable there and what are humans doing to it??
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[DSA 4078-1] linux security update
(lists.debian.org)
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esaym
9y ago
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esaym
9y ago
Which edition? I think we used the 3rd edition in our class 5 or so years ago. It would not be something I'd "recommend" but I haven't looked elsewhere ( just assuming there is something better out there)
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esaym
9y ago
> No one is keeping domestic elephants for the ivory. Of course, since selling ivory is illegal. I've known people that had large acreage out in Texas that wanted to raise elephants just for the ivory. The reason illegal ivory is su
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esaym
9y ago
Well, this makes me want to go straight to /r/keto ...
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esaym
9y ago
Probably not good for the elephant. They make lousy pets and if no part of them is of any value, or legal, then what is the point of keeping them around when they are a hazard to people and their property? Thank about it. If it weren't
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esaym
9y ago
We need to have places where there is no cell coverage. We just have to have that. The alternative is a world where we never can get away, ever.
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esaym
9y ago
But this is in Iowa with snow on the ground. I would think that lower than 50 degree F, insects can't really move too much at those temps?
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esaym
9y ago
Fun fact: I ran into an older man at a Perl conference back in 2013 or so that told me about how the Kroger rewards cards, once scanned at the terminal, talked to a Perl CGI powered back end that was hacked together by him in the early 2000
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esaym
9y ago
The ducks/geese had me rolling! Love it!
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esaym
9y ago
>"diets that include too much salt" Hasn't that been debunked I thought I read? I certainly hope so. I had the pleasure of visiting with my Grandma's sister who was down for the holidays with us. She did not eat much
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esaym
9y ago
> Then, the new insurance laws in 2008 and 2010 transformed what had largely been a government-funded and charitable-minded field into an enticing for-profit business. That's freaking discussing and yet another reason I refuse to pa
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esaym
9y ago
The water that comes out of my tap is about 43*F right now so no thanks....
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esaym
9y ago
So if we shouldn't be leaving our coins on coinbase, where do we leave them? A full wallet is not an option for many of us. I don't want to have to download 100's of gigs of data just to store my coins... I even tried to move
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esaym
9y ago
Where does this $22 go? What hard ware do I need to set up my own machine to process these transactions and get the fees to keep?
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esaym
9y ago
Yea I gave up on eth wallets as well. I just ended up dumping my coins onto coinbase and hope they don't get hacked or something... I looked into hot wallets, but so many people have theirs keys stolen somehow. Figured it was last risk
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esaym
9y ago
If a VPN is over port 443 and using TCP, there really wouldn't be any way to know whether it was HTTPS or VPN.
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esaym
9y ago
I am not trolling and yes I've already read those articles. That is exactly what I am complaining about. There is no evidence that these strawman arguments will come to pass. And even though "bad" things happened without NN,
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esaym
9y ago
But the "bits are equal" argument still doesn't work. You can easily run your own VPN and then what?
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esaym
9y ago
But with NN in place, we still have caps. So what the heck are you talking about?
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esaym
9y ago
That article doesn't help anything. That is still a pure FUD based article. It offers no info and just speculates that without regulation, ISPs will just charge you more and have "fast lanes" and packaged plans.... I'm s
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esaym
9y ago
I don't really think any one knows. I've since just figured all the FUD is just because half the nation doesn't like the current president. I've read a large part of the bill and nothing particularly stuck out as bad, th
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esaym
9y ago
So aluminum was found? So what is the problem with this being "bad science"?
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esaym
9y ago
Thanks for the info. What was the range when new and what type of batteries does it have? And charge times?
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