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flerchin
5y ago
Sure it could come in via user agent. I would worry that governments would then attempt to regulate and lock down browsers such that Free Software is no longer viable, or even legal.
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5y ago
I suppose it would be considered vandalism. "but i just scanned a barcode" will not amuse the judge.
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5y ago
NBD if you have clone bay though.
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flerchin
5y ago
An honest status page is a breath of fresh air. Slack and AWS (the two I'm most impacted by) always say they're 100% up every month. When they're clearly not.
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5y ago
In the US, the 7 day average is around 1700 per day. Weird denialists will claim it's overcounted, but it tracks quite well with excess deaths. Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/national
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5y ago
ItsHonestWork.jpg
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5y ago
It would be a start, and a decent one, for TLS to be required for all my email transmission. It seems like the providers can do the same thing that Chrome did, and put scary security warnings for emails that can't meet encrypted in tra
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5y ago
Treatment would IMO, include housing while under treatment, and some sort of halfway-housing afterwards.
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5y ago
I figured that meant that the 200s don't have radio altimeters.
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flerchin
5y ago
Freezing assets without due process is definitely the problem. Even before the digital age, most money was kept in the bank.
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5y ago
g2a is a buyer-beware scamfest for sure. However, all of the sites listed at isthereanydeal.com I have tried are not that. It's not clear what the business model is, but they're absolutely depending on steam to deliver and maintai
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flerchin
5y ago
The observations about 95% percentile being good or not are distracting from the point that focused, reviewed practice is necessary to level up.
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5y ago
Disable javascript and the entire article loads on the economist.
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5y ago
Just disable javascript and the entire article loads on the economist.
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5y ago
You son of a gun. I'm in.
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flerchin
5y ago
You're welcome to find the original sources. There are several excellent books on the topic. I suggest using Google to find one that piques your interest. You definitely seem like the type to "do your own research" Mr Just-As
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flerchin
5y ago
Japan rejected losing the occupied territories.
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5y ago
Yes
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flerchin
5y ago
Mostly to free Korea, Burma, and China.
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5y ago
More than 200k still would have died under that scheme as well.
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flerchin
5y ago
Germany did not unconditionally surrender until Hitler was dead and Berlin was overrun. Japan would have done the same. More than 200k innocents would have died.
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flerchin
5y ago
In a modern codebase, would there be tests for code like this? Is it too late for a plucky contributor to start adding them?
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flerchin
5y ago
I guess it's too scary to touch, but I feel like such code could be refactored to not use goto, amongst other issues.
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flerchin
5y ago
I haven't left my house in over a week. The insulation is real.
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flerchin
5y ago
Quite true. The network that would be left would be quite narrow. I wonder if a Euro replacement will arise, or if truly nothing of value will be missed.
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flerchin
5y ago
I suppose European Facebook addicts have to use their vpn for Facebook, and Netflix. Instead of just Netflix.
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5y ago
It's not clear to me, and I'm sure folks here would know. It seems possible that the ARM IPO could end up raising quite a bit less than the Nvidia deal. Couldn't Nvidia buy a majority of ARM shares on the open market, at a di
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5y ago
20x more deadly per mile driven, all-weather, is a death trap.
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No it's not even close. 20x more likely to die per mile driven.
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5y ago
Soda was sweeter when I was a kid. The playgrounds were taller. I never needed money. Cartoons were so good I could sit and watch them for hours after school everyday, and the advertisements never bothered me. My computer had a 4MB hard dri
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