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by freedude 3y ago
"China did actual lockdowns." Yes, they did, and literally made prisoners out of their own people. Which had the unfortunate consequence of killing people for lack of care, food and social contact. "Herd immunity? Never happe
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by freedude 3y ago
The R Naught is not as complicated as it sounds. If you get infected and pass the virus on to one person, and him to one person, and that person to another person, and this pattern persists throughout society, you have an infection rate of
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by freedude 3y ago
Because of Covid science has proven masking is a waste of effort and resources. If you disagree you should really research the latest studies. Here is a great starting point from 2021. https://brownstone.org/articles/st
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by freedude 3y ago
It is an over-hyped product looking for a way to be applied. At its best a LLM can only ever give you the average answer which may or may not be the correct answer and probably isn't the best answer. We have enough average. Sometimes i
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by freedude 3y ago
Any useful advice you receive is going to be in the form of anecdotal advice and it can only be given in the general 10,000 foot view sense because we are not in front of your child. That said... A three year old clinging to mom and dad in
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by freedude 3y ago
The quality of the media is in the perception of the user. Ask any audiophile if vinyl is best or not. Analog isn't really the issue here as there would be some kind of multiplexing/demultiplexing encoding or device to interface w
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by freedude 3y ago
"Well-engineered systems have "noise immunity" meaning that the thresholds are well above the noise floor, making the likelihood of an error negligible." Well-engineered systems also expect noise and compensate with erro
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by freedude 3y ago
It is new, but it would be interesting to see a list of customers using the system. One concern is that Email is designed to be highly modular in the UNIX sense. Does this eliminate some of this modularity? For, instance can I still use Dov
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by freedude 3y ago
Perhaps they got their HSM on a good deal from Aliexpress. https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-hardware-security-mod...
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by freedude 3y ago
"using an acquired Microsoft account" To me this implies theft. But was it theft through a hacked network, or corporate espionage, today's replacement of the Silk Road, or acquired from some other third party vendor?
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This lack of ownership is exactly the problem with most IT departments today.
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Even this is probably an over exaggerated example. Although to your point with thousands of hospitals, medical centers and imaging centers in the US there are enough to consider it a common occurrence at a community level. Another example w
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by freedude 3y ago
"I’ve never seen the argument for that move beyond a bare proclamation like you’ve just made." Do you work in an industry that requires a specific service level to be maintained? How many hours per day? What does downtime cost? Wh
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“I think journals should assume that all submitted papers are potentially flawed and editors should review individual patient data before publishing randomised controlled trials,” Carlisle wrote in his report. This should be considered part
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by freedude 3y ago
It is the countless places that exist at some level between your two extremes of the nuclear power plant and the colo web host that need Enterprise Linux.
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by freedude 3y ago
"So a man in the middle could prevent updates from happening, and freshclam wouldn't even throw a warning?" And yet it "works" and as the OP mentioned for a long time. Often we get so conditioned to a security respo
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Create a Fillable PDF Form with a Submit Button in LibreOffice Writer [video](youtube.com)
2 points by freedude 3y ago|1 comments
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Chapters: 00:00 – Intro 01:18 - Prep work 02:16 - Create form without table 02:56 - Use table to create form 05:00 – Textboxes 06:54 - Drop down list 08:35 - Numerical field 09:17 - Radio/option buttons 11:55 - Date field 12:45 – Check
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MediatR 12.1 Released(jimmybogard.com)
2 points by freedude 3y ago|1 comments
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"This release removes all scanning around behaviors, stream behaviors, and pre/post processors."
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by freedude 3y ago
I admire the creativity. Although this is inconveniencing users of the service. I am curious how disruptive such techniques are to the business.
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Integration Testing an HTTP Service That Publishes a Wolverine Message(jeremydmiller.com)
1 points by freedude 3y ago|1 comments
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"However, while helping a Wolverine user last week, they told me that they were bypassing those built in tools because they wanted to do an integration test of an HTTP service call that publishes a message to Wolverine. That’s certainl
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Checking for Overflow in C#(jeremybytes.blogspot.com)
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"By default, integral values (such as int, uint, and long) do not throw an exception when they overflow. Instead, they "wrap" -- and this is probably not a value that we want. But we can change this behavior so that an except
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by freedude 3y ago
I don't want to like Oracle, so I won't. However, what they said minus the business/political propaganda is spot on.
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by freedude 3y ago
You make a good point. The United States Government is more like a demanding toddler throwing a tantrum than a 6 year old throwing a tantrum. The difference is the 6 year old is potty trained.
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by freedude 3y ago
"Payroll accounts should be 100% FDIC insured the same why it works in many other countries." Perhaps, but they are not so it is a bailout. "The "bailout" (badly named) was for the average people working at these co
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by freedude 3y ago
Perhaps, but perhaps the simplistic thinking is that the bailout changes anything. Are businesses which are trying to meet payroll now running a buffer in multiple banks? Are they securing the future of their employees by making sure they c
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by freedude 3y ago
dnf, yum is slated to be deprecated. https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterp...

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