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ibejoeb
3y ago
I'd pay for this service
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ibejoeb
3y ago
That would be a great amenity.
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3y ago
Apparently bath towels can perform even better than bespoke acoustic paneling. I haven't tried it, but there are tons of tutorials. Here someone testing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eKwb58vvFI This is the origi
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I'm with you. But a lot of people still want to live in the city and not go to the office. So, I'm suggesting that, for that cohort, dedicated private offices might be compelling. It means that you probably have a short commute; y
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Do you both use the office at the same time? Is it used a working office or more like a meeting room for when you need privacy?
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I was in an airport a few weeks ago and saw a new array of soundproof "phone" booths fitted with laptop stands and high-output lighting, and it occurred to me that I should have started a business building and selling those over t
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Many people with families, or even just DINKS, would opt for private offices. Unless you've got a giant home with private space, working at the same time and while your home life goes on around you is pretty bad.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I don't want to discourage you from using Mullvad, but there are lots of captcha and cloudflare problems there, too. I consider it a cost of doing business.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Since it is in a class of other well known vulnerabilities, I'm going to assume that there has been quite a bit of active research by state-operated and state-sponsored labs. I think it's more likely than not that this has been ex
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Even if you don't, the language of the agreement allows you to. The very same clause contains the consent language, so now that you have the materials, you can start making fake versions of us at your leisure.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
From 10.4: > Notwithstanding the above, Zoom will not use audio, video or chat Customer Content to train our artificial intelligence models without your consent. Right. And you've given consent by agreeing to the terms in the first
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ibejoeb
3y ago
If you have a total ordering and can get away with pulling the entire contents, just hash it. You don't have to contend with any of the sets stuff. I suppose there are some other edges, like if you're storing floats, but that'
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ibejoeb
3y ago
> more likely it's just an effort to regulate alcohol that doesn't take into account the changes in the craft beer scene in the last couple of decades. This isn't a law. It's an order that was issued just 3 years ago.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I don't know what happened. There's no information in the article other than a government rep saying that they're relying on private infrastructure as if it were public. I would like answers to those questions. I'm sugge
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I have questions: 1. Does Twitter even know about this? 2. Did the transportation minister bring this to Twitter? I mean, if it's such a big deal, is it worth a ring, email, or DM? 3. Did Twitter refuse to uncap it? I don't know i
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Yeah. They nailed it, too: "licensee may offer for sale or make gratuitous offer of de minimis types of food such as water" (2) ...but... "licensee shall not brew and sell coffee" (7) That is full de minimis lol.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I'd like to see what '23 the numbers look like before declaring it a contracting market. Sales by volume for the entire category are indeed down, but somewhere between 2-3%, and that is still likely attributable to the crash start
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Even at that time: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/274444.274447 and others. I worked in this area a bit, too, around the same time. It was really interesting stuff then, even if it's rote now. -----
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I don't read it as your intention, but that comes off putting it on non-technical management. It sure seems like a lot of the microservices plays come from technologists wanting to use it as OTJ training. There are lots of neat things
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ibejoeb
3y ago
One of the services exposes 11,359 endpoints. Well, one interpretation is that Meta runs predominantly on a monolith but has factored out a few services.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
> we deprecate it as legacy and replace it with something new. Rolling green fields forever! That's a good way to put it. The nuance is that, most of the time, "deprecated" means "not going anywhere anytime soon, so n
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ibejoeb
3y ago
That's a lot of metaphors and innuendo. Can you explain a bit more plainly?
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3y ago
Additionally, he ran through the cop that was propped up on the hood and windshield of the car. We hear the engine rev up, and he accelerates away. It's egregious. For even more context, here's the specific relevant part of french
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Maybe in some circumstances, sure. There is good reason not to like this person, who demonstrated the will and ability to hurt or even kill innocent people.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I think you're spot on in the overall assessment. > nor do the newcomers have any obligation to change their society to make themselves acceptable to the French But this is non-obvious at the least, and it would surely be met with s
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ibejoeb
3y ago
You're not being naive. It happened in a flash, without a referendum, and nobody asked for it. It's not that we accepted it; it's that there's nothing we can do about it.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
We think they lied to the judges. Or maybe there are no judges, because the entire thing is a secret system, so we can't know who the judges are or how they've ruled on the matters brought before them. All we know is that it is on
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I've experimented with that from time to time, but it hasn't stuck. The problem is when I click through. Container tabs handles that, but I would have to be extremely vigilant to prevent sites from loading outside of the hardened
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ibejoeb
3y ago
What I really want is extension integration with container tabs, so that I can partition the extensions myself. For example, I probably want my banking container to have no extensions, but my news container to have all of the ad-blockers, l
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I think the point of these is that GDPR requires an affirmative action, i.e., there is no need to decline, so just get the shitty overlays out of the way. Consent-O-Matic submits those forms on your behalf. I don't want that. I'd
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