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gbuk2013
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Their email referenced AS3150 ... Here is what the (clearly frustrated) RamNode support person had to say last time I enquired: AS3150 is NTT, a large backbone provider: https://bgp.he.net /AS3150 RamNode runs AS3842 a
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Also run my one server for years without too much trouble. Hotmail is the one giving me the most hassle - for some reason they periodically block my IP address for apparently belonging to an ASN they block … except it belongs to an entirely
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8 year old issue suddenly getting lots of attention :) https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=966856
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I got my current job via Hired - basically just type up my profile and wait for someone to reach out. It was a pretty smooth and quick process but that was about a year ago - I heard rumours they ran out of money and turned into a Linkedin
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5y ago
I have a 100 trillion Zimbabwean dollar note, which apparently would buy 2 eggs at the time of issue. It’s actually increased 10x in value since I bought it on ebay though. :)
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What is special is the possibility of growth - what a cat can be is very limited compared to what a human can be. Your reference to the Matrix is flawed in that you assume the "real" world is somehow not "fabricated", bu
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Striving to become something more is exactly what makes humans special. It is ironic and sad that in the article it is presented as a disadvantage. This is an eloquent elaboration on the subject: https://m.youtube.com/watch?
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I have done no tweaking at all - never used i3 before but it has everything I need. It also has the Gnome config tools available which is nice to have in one place for changing things like volume and external display settings (fine to do it
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For my new job I had to switch to Ubuntu on my corporate laptop and I installed Regolith ( https://regolith-linux.org/ ) on it which is basically i3 on top of Gnome (was using Awesome WM on Debian before) and so far it is a v
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> Vladivostok is one place in Russia where Putin genuinely struggles to get even single digits of approval ratings. Citation needed. In the last election in Primorsky Kray Putin got 65% up from 57% in the previous election. Pretty much t
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I used https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/typescript-json-validator for a service I built recently. It parses TS types and turns them into a validator function - seems to work very well so far. There’s a conversion of t
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> French producers are still allowed to use the word champagne on the front of bottles, but the use of "shampanskoye" is allowed only on local produce.
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That’s the theory, in practice “no schema” in my recent painful experience translates to “move the schema into the apps” which really sucks when you have a bunch of interdependent services owned by different teams. And you still need to do
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(Just finished their M121 course for my newish job). Their aggregation pipelines are pretty pleasant to use. You basically get a bunch of data transformation code that you can avoid writing and you can work with your data without it going o
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There’s the ShareAlike part of the license - presumably that means your derivative work must be licensed the same?
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I will assume in good faith that the person you are quoting simply doesn’t not have sufficient understanding of Buddhist philosophy. Enlightenment is the same regardless of the path you take to get there. When “this” and “that” are gone wha
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Because they destabilise the mind, which is particularly dangerous when pursuing powerful spiritual practices where balance and stability of body, mind, emotions and energy are basic requirements. An imperfect analogy is taking drugs and th
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In the (UK) developer job ads there is usually something along the lines of "a degree in computer science or relevant experience". Based on my experience I am guessing that this only matters for the purposes of getting through the
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Yes to the first, no to the second. Lukashenko is generally derided for “sitting on two chairs” playing Europe against Russia (while acknowledging his impressive ability to do so for so many years). He also carried the country through the p
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I don’t know - are they submitting counter-claims? All I know is it worked for me and my channel although I was never at the point of having more than one strike.
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There is actually one more step available, even after the copyright strike: you submit your contact details and YT clears the strike and it’s up to the claimant to then issue proceeding against you outside of YT. https://support.
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From experience, this is not a good thought trajectory. Your life is your making. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1Un-PpgyCnY
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Now I want to visit https://www.novelty-automation.com/ next time I’m in central London :)
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London is a big place.
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And then visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsiolkovsky_State_Museum_of_th... - only a short train ride away (by Russian standards) :)
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The OpenPGP SKS vulnerability gist was a sad read https://gist.github.com/rjhansen/67ab921ffb4084c865b3618d695...
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https://github.com/olado/doT is what they are talking about I think.
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They are actively testing self-driving combine harvesters in Russia, which makes perfect sense: large fields without too many random objects and mind numbing work for a human pilot. https://www.foodandfarmingtechnology.com/n
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Work anecdote: Before I discovered “openssl speed”, I used JIRA to find race bugs in JS tests - loading up a JIRA ticket while running the test in a loop would spike the CPU for long enough to trigger the race. :) Man, that UI is such a slo
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Shame - I recently landed a nice new job through them, starting in a few weeks and it was a pretty smooth and pleasant process.
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