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by iso947 7y ago
I would be more comfortable if there were several acme based free certificate providers However I’m far more concerned about chrome, and the attitude of so many in the biz that think Firefox should be mothballed.
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by iso947 7y ago
A cronjob does the job just fine - far less babysitting than keeping your OS uptodate with security patches (ok that’s another cronjob if you’re happy with auto reboots on occasion)
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by iso947 7y ago
So how do drivers stop with long stopping distance? They have signals to tell them “stop”, they have speed limits posted, they have route knowledge. All detectable by computers, even without changes. Fast trains have in cab signalling in an
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by iso947 7y ago
That’s not how it works for humans though. “Other drivers are terrible. I am above average. Other drivers underride. I don’t”
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by iso947 7y ago
We’ve reached Neptune - over 4 billion km away, and Pluto is over 5bn, so billions is a relative walk in the park. Sadly Proxima Centauri is 40,000 billion km away, so a bit further to go. At 500m km/year our fastest probes would take
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by iso947 7y ago
And assuming the protocol can cope with changing source ports. I’ve seem some udp protocols that only work if the source port is not translated.
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by iso947 7y ago
The climate impact of paper bags is higher - even with recycling That said, plastic bags do reach rivers in the west - far more than other plastic packaging. It might only be 1/10th of 1%, but that’s still a million bags a year cloggin
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by iso947 7y ago
As it’s Branson I take it with a pinch of salt, and it’s onpy suborbital, but given the typical salary of a graduate developer in SF, let alone seniors, has anyone here bought a ticket?
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'I've paid $250k for a ticket into space'(bbc.co.uk)
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by iso947 7y ago
They always did. Young people like to be contrarian.
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by iso947 7y ago
But how do I, as a resident of Brazil, know that CT is blocked in Europe?
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by iso947 7y ago
I read a horoscope and some of its predictions came right.
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by iso947 7y ago
It’s not obvious if a site is geolocked. I know Bbc is blocked in China from experience, but I wouldn’t expect that others would know. Hacker news is available in China (at least last time I was there).
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by iso947 7y ago
Safari is terrible with client certs - it seems to store the default on a per page basis rather than per domain. Changing that involves diving deep into keychain. Chrome usually works but yesterday a colleague had problems where the dialog
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by iso947 7y ago
More important than finding out the cause is ensuring we don’t find out the wrong cause. We’ll likely never know MH370s cause. That’s annoying, and heartbreaking Dott those affected. In itself it doesn’t lead to tens of thousands of more de
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by iso947 7y ago
Unverified video There’s a lot of disinformation going on online. We saw this in the recent UK election, there are many players wanting to spread lies. I just hope our reputable journalists are up to the job. https://www.buzzfeed
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by iso947 7y ago
> A friends 1 year old was watching YT unsupervised Parenting is not something you can automate
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by iso947 7y ago
So it will hopefully harm cogents business and customers will move away. Corporations only understand the bottom line.
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by iso947 7y ago
If you want to avoid the cash flow problem you allow the tax to be levied as a charge on the land - collected at disposal
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by iso947 7y ago
Until famine comes along because your neighbor changes the conditions and your land is no longer able to produce what or once could. Look at the famine in Guatemala, as people can’t grow enough food due to climate change, leading to mass mi
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by iso947 7y ago
LVT applies to the land value today. If the value increases because a commuter rail station opens, the value of the land goes up, so the price of the tax goes up (you’re effectively paying more tax as you benefit from better society) If a p
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by iso947 7y ago
Rather than outsourcing the pros and cons of a bill to professionals you employ with time to research it (politicians), you ask millions of uninformed people vote on passing “The Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Act ”?
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by iso947 7y ago
Given last months UK elections I see it more likely that UK health care changes towards the US
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by iso947 7y ago
You never get the “as it was” though - you change. You get older, the characters you identify with change, the feelings change. The one thing I remember from watching “The Net” in the 90s was Sandra Bullock on the beach, as I was a hormonal
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by iso947 7y ago
1nm is about 1/60th of a degree of any great circle on the earths surface (Earth isn’t a sphere so it’s not exact, but it’s pretty close)
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by iso947 7y ago
We have that. Next?
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by iso947 7y ago
Which militia are you in?
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by iso947 7y ago
I gave up following the ref about 15 years ago - originally body was every Friday if I recall, but it dropped to irregularly a few times a year. The plots also went from short circuiting machines and deleting files to mass murder for no rea
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by iso947 7y ago
Define public
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by iso947 7y ago
> and my memory of it If you revisit something years later, you find your memory will differ. Clearly we know Star Wars is always updated, and other films have been too (ET comes to mind), but even films that haven’t been changed will ha

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