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by f4c39012 1y ago
i read from this that he wants US control, nothing to do with privacy
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by f4c39012 1y ago
i can think of two reasons for using a third-party dependency 1) a dependency on a third-party service provider that publishes the dependency. So long as that service provider is current, the dependency should be maintained 2) short-cut to
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by f4c39012 1y ago
https://opensourcemaintenancefee.org/ uses payments as an incentive to keep projects going, so dependencies can be updated. .NET Rocks! interviewed them https://www.dotnetrocks.com/details/1948
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by f4c39012 1y ago
Lorem Bel-airum - Lyrics of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air _but in Latin_
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by f4c39012 1y ago
If everyone had access to the same kind of tax advice that minimised taxes for the rich, I bet a bunch of loopholes would get closed pretty quickly. Some publicly available templates and simple to follow guides would encourage governments t
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by f4c39012 1y ago
having a basement - that's ok. Having a hidden basement - hard no on the property. And if the basement door was nailed shut or hidden - I'm leaving the house right now, seen too many movies, there's a victorian doll/musi
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by f4c39012 1y ago
of these i'd take "idiot" as the most harmful, working against positive collaboration
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by f4c39012 1y ago
someone from the local gas company told me that the reason the utilites don't work together is that they can't because of rules - electric and gas need to be kept separate for safety, and the surrounding soil means water leaks ca
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by f4c39012 1y ago
like in Minecraft
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by f4c39012 1y ago
One brand of UK dish soap, Fairy Liquid, bears the label "H412 - Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects"
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by f4c39012 1y ago
"we are sorry that we don’t care" is wonderfully succinct corporate double-speak/sarcasm
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by f4c39012 1y ago
and you can put on a podcast
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by f4c39012 1y ago
my old boss had an idea - "bury trees". There's a bit of nuance to be filled out, like challenges of forest plantation monoculture and so on, but it always sounded quite practical to me. Iirc the idea derived from "coal&
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by f4c39012 2y ago
^This. If you are a trader under the Digital Services Act then your address, email and phone number is published. From https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2005/29/oj : ‘trader’ means any natural or legal pe
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by f4c39012 2y ago
CSP headers can leak urls, but I assume that isn't the cause here if the subdomain is an entirely separate project
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by f4c39012 2y ago
i guess i ride enough - not dozens of kms or daily, but over many years - to intuit the gear, which is helped by the gear mechanism jumping to discrete positions. The first bikes i rode with gears were Marins back in the 90s which had no in
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by f4c39012 2y ago
bike gears are numbered now? Is 1 high, or 8? I press the little button at the front to pop one gear up, and push that big thumb lever to push the chain back up the cassette, it's intuitive. If I need to check if the bike is in the rig
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by f4c39012 2y ago
this is Prime Directive territory; what would you, the YouTube audience, Mr. Beast, all have to gain? How does a member of an uncontacted tribe consent to something so far outside their experience, and understand the risk of how their life
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by f4c39012 2y ago
I guess trailing commas would make constructing the clauses programatically a little easier, if they are being appended one-by-one. On the downside, does this make it easier to write code that is vulnerable to command injection, because it
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by f4c39012 2y ago
don't know why the downvote, this is a genuine question. If i bought my iPhone on holiday in Vietnam and created my iCloud account there, but live in France, where is my iCloud?
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by f4c39012 2y ago
lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h513h-rXdQs
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by f4c39012 2y ago
Where is my iCloud data stored? If I visit China, is a copy stored there? If my phone is from China, but i live in the USA, where is my iCloud data? Is it replicated globally? I once asked in an Apple store, but no-one knew the answer
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by f4c39012 2y ago
Not necessarily. We have employees sent the usual phishing emails claiming to be from the CEO - but sent to their personal email addresses, since the attackers know targeting a corporate domain won't work because of the "similar-n
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by f4c39012 2y ago
i absolutely _wanted_ to watch this. And rewatch it. Showed it to others. This is awesome marketing of what looks like an amazing product, oh why isn't more marketing like this?!
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by f4c39012 2y ago
there's also a measure of the minimum appropriate "time to sheep" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_humorous_units_of_meas...
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by f4c39012 2y ago
Purple!
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by f4c39012 2y ago
Don't miss the 2nd half of S5
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by f4c39012 2y ago
Prepare to work for it. Series were longer back then, and all of season 1 is slow. Later season 2 starts to reward this effort. There are a couple of episodes in S3 & S4 that aren't great. Otherwise - S3 and S4 are absolute top not
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by f4c39012 2y ago
1password is solid, and works everywhere and in most situations. Features are however quite limited on the more basic packages
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by f4c39012 2y ago
we tested this, it had many more admin controls and finer controls at the basic level that 1password

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