jackweirdy

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For once, not DNS: Huawei Modem ARP spoofing(notbobthebuilder.github.io)
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Maybe a 30 Rock bit (or just coincidence): GE. Proud to be one of America’s 6 companies
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Bear in mind, lethality of weapons like these has been based on measuring the mortality _without_ treatment, and all who survived received prompt treatment. Unfortunately Charley Rowley, who unwittingly discovered the container used by the
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Or local storage. The DataHoarder subreddit where a lot of similar efforts are coordinated has a lot of info about building dense home storage on the cheap
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It seems it still is: https://sqlite.org/codeofethics.html
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This comment is something I have wondered: > It's clear that the variant is more dominant (1.2x) in children aged 0-9 yrs and 0-19 yrs. There could be many reasons for this - including transmission dynamics - due to high levels of u
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by jackweirdy 6y ago
It seems reasonable to me to believe you have a “new flu” based solely on hospitals seeing increased pneumonia counts without identifying any of the usual causes - bacterial or influenza
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Some will forget, some won’t realise they need it, some will get symptoms the first time and not want it. I don’t expect it will be widespread but humans will be human
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> And its chief executive, Dr June Raine, said on Wednesday that "we have been able to authorise the supply of this vaccine using provisions under European law, which exist until 1 January". The full summary is below. But the s
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by jackweirdy 6y ago
The Oxford vaccine saw 95-100% efficacy when measuring specifically against serious cases requiring hospitalisation or death. 60% is the efficacy for symptomatically testing positive. You are more likely to get symptoms with the Oxford vacc
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I am hopeful that some kind of “OpenWRT for TVs” will emerge. A lot (maybe most?) TVs seem to either ship Linux or be capable of running it
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I have sunk many hours this year into watching Scott Brown Carpentry - a New Zealand Carpenter who is incredibly talented at video editing as well as carpentry https://youtu.be/S1XlLrEh-mQ I’ve also enjoyed watching Kitboga
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In this case I am excited as this is the first LTS with some new drivers I am waiting for (adafruit MCP2221A usb GPIO board, new drivers expose USB GPIO)
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Probably the best recommendation I can give is the certbot cloudflare plugin docs: https://certbot-dns-cloudflare.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ I use this in my own setup. When letsencrypt provides a DNS challenge, th
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by jackweirdy 6y ago
I solve this problem by owning a TLD only for internal use and using letsencrypt’s DNS challenge method: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24543434
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Ask your GP, there are lots of guidelines about who is automatically entitled to it mainly based on age, pregnancy, and similar but if your gp agrees you should have it because of your risk you can get it regardless. More detail: https:&#x
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by jackweirdy 6y ago
Retrofitting new wires to every light fixture and switch in a house is unenviable. In some cases, impossible. Laminate floors can deprive you of subfloor access of a whole floor, running cables through existing stud walls is difficult at th
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They just posted a response: https://twitter.com/Raspberry_Pi/status/1318494942478635009
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I use this solution myself. I have a domain name I own and only have A records configured for use on internal DNS. Externally it is managed by cloudflare, and certbot uses the cloudflare plugin to renew certificates before deploying certs t
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Spreadsheet error led to Edinburgh hospital opening delay(bbc.co.uk)
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It remains to be seen whether it will answer these questions, but the government has agreed to publish its own models - https://twitter.com/janemerrick23/status/1238912217921335297
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by jackweirdy 7y ago
I’m not sure if Bluetooth MAC randomisation is different, but on iOS WiFi MAC randomisation only happens when location services are disabled: https://9to5mac.com/2014/09/26/more-details-on-how-ios-8s-ma...
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Yes! This is it
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> If the system is so opaque, what mechanism exists to protect against a judge who does whatever they want? Usually a higher court or the court of appeal, the latter of which you can appear before an unlimited number of times if you have
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by jackweirdy 7y ago
This comment reminds me of something of a thought-experiment-come-hacky-side-project that I can’t seem to find. The premise was, what if you could never edit a function? Instead, you had to delete it and recreate it entirely whenever change
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For me, it is the lack of internal shadow that gives that impression rather than the colour
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You can disconnect the other sizeable bomb - gas https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/bristol-hous... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-48190598 https:/&#x2F
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The flow of pasting such strings is not great either. Previously you could paste a string with backticks and it would be formatted correctly on send. Now the behaviour is to ask you every time to apply formatting. There is an option for &qu
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by jackweirdy 7y ago
If you have healthy free cash flow it’s up to you what you do with it. Jeff Bezos’ letter to shareholders on this topic (PDF warning) — https://ir.aboutamazon.com/static-files/2b0b9eb6-0e9d-40f9-8...
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by jackweirdy 7y ago
Keep in mind the test is written with the correct behaviour and annotated to be failing — in a hypothetical language and framework your test would be @failing testDivZero() { assertEquals(None, div(1, 0)) } This expresses both the intent a

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