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harikb
7y ago
Can we please have new articles at least state the law correctly as anti-security instead of anti-encryption?
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harikb
7y ago
Regular people should not use non-reusable anything. Just because I can spare $100 doesn’t mean I get to trash the earth with disposable junk. Make reusable/washable masks and then I don’t care if people cover their face or behind with
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harikb
7y ago
You are making two claims 1. If there is extra profit one year, these companies will willingly reduce premiums instead of giving bonuses, stock buy backs, or dividends to investors. I don’t know if you have observed the stock market recentl
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harikb
7y ago
If it was just PR, companies will spend $10 on ads talking about it for every $1 they give away. Give credit to the regulation when it works - next time someone says regulation is bad.. remember this.
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harikb
7y ago
Surprising this is not linked to from the homepage. They should, to get more people trying it out. I have been waiting for Kernel 5.4 based LTS release.
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harikb
7y ago
Original archive program https://archiveprogram.github.com/ This is a news article that happens to point out a few notable ones
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harikb
7y ago
Thanks for the link. About the lack of resources problem though, I have a few points to make. I think one of the unfortunate things that happened is indeed the arrival of new languages. Go, Rust, Swift, whatever is taking away a bunch of se
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harikb
7y ago
In my personal experience, extensions written in C don't necessarily compile at first attempt because the dependency management there is even worse. May be it fails with a missing openssl or readline library and I have to go find whate
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7y ago
I teach Python to some middle school kids. Pip vs Pip3 and PYTHONPATH wasted entirety of two class sessions. By the way, Python should go beyond Go. It should single binary the someone can install without root privileges. The fact that I ha
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7y ago
How about we at least track those deaths caused by unavailable treatment or postponed, but critical surgeries. If my community is affected I don’t care if Covid is killing us directly or indirectly. They all should be counted at least under
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7y ago
Curious why CF needs to worry about side-channel attacks when all software run on those machines belong to / written by them. They do have a “workers” product with 3rd party code but they can easily keep storage servers out of that poo
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harikb
7y ago
About the open-office vs individual- in this particular case though individual offices would have been just as dangerous, since the ventilation system is all connected. although I agree the lower density of workers would have helped.
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7y ago
God, give them a break. People who work there are risking so much to keep a job and in turn provide us a safe shopping experience. I wouldn’t want to burden them more by returning something you can very well store and use. If the person was
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harikb
7y ago
Amazon starting a cloud offering is quite different from anyone coming later. Even though lot of open source infra exists, expectations from dev/companies in 2015+ are sky high. If FB really wanted to have an offering, it needs to be
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harikb
7y ago
2019 study. They do look at influenza, so similar to current situation but I am not sure if it can be used as is in the current pandemic > Findings In this pragmatic, cluster randomized clinical trial involving 2862 health care personne
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7y ago
Suggestion - it should light up when you sense someone else within 6 ft (or may be it already keeps people away)
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harikb
7y ago
Those countries also have higher population densities and public transport usage than some of the western countries. How can you say the mask isn’t helping?
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harikb
7y ago
May be having the inability to produce for the required (life-saving) demand should invalidate the “lost sales” argument. Anyways, wait for the deaths to mount and they will all come around in fear of retribution
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7y ago
Let us not call it "America's approach to limited government". It does not represent the view of majoriry, just an influential minority. A better phrasing would be "America's approach to privatising profits and soci
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7y ago
She will be given a clue for the cure, she stumbles upon it, but nobody believes her this time. Time stone is used to rewind all the way back to 2003 in a third attempt
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harikb
7y ago
Oh my! You really do this? Most sites these days ask Security questions and it is no longer a single click from email. In addition, certain sites log you out after the change-password action and require you to explicitly login right after.
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harikb
7y ago
I am not sure if incognito will help you avoid Geo and other non-cookie based personalization
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harikb
7y ago
How could the students or the university trust restaurants stay open? They can't just let the students fight for themselves. I am sure this is the 'least bad option' out of many.
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7y ago
We will discover years later that the delay was intentional, so that certain investments/under the table deal with certain companies can occur first.
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7y ago
I fail to see how planting evidence crosses a higher moral barrier than killing someone. By the way, in both cases, the person who makes the decision genuinely believes, probably on wrong information, that the person they are entrapping is
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7y ago
Even if it did spread outside, it gave days and weeks for the rest of the world to prepare to deal with it Until a western/free government handles an equally bad crisis (on week/month zero), one has to believe what Chinese did is
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7y ago
Or it is their lucky day and full of N95 masks and hand sanitizer bottles!
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7y ago
I don’t work for them, but I am pretty sure we can blame the litigious nature of this industry for the lack of detail in the postmortem. Not everyone can afford to be cloudflare :) Even for Cloudflare, I thought the company will get sued o
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harikb
7y ago
I think they meant to say the “loss makes sense”, not that Friday/Monday’s move was predictable
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harikb
7y ago
Edit: Retracted
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