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Much easier to just pay for the additional storage or G Suite and regularly backup Gmail using offlineimap or Takeout. If you like running the local mail server for fun that’s cool but it’s pretty easy to secure your data from loss while st
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> Are there expensive consumables that people would feel higher status giving? Wine and liquor seem the obvious ones to me. There’s some pretty expensive stuff out there. That said if you’re not a heavy drinker you might find trouble get
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https://torontosun.com/2017/07/25/90-of-us-men-are-overfat-a... Edit: I should have said adults in the parent post though, this statistic doesn’t apply to kids.
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They suspended dividends two years ago https://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/PG-E-suspends-d...
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> At the same time, everybody seems to accept that the chance of getting cancer in your lifetime has risen to about one in three for men and one in five for women. And nobody knows why. However everybody who points to a possible answer i
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The other person responding to you is a bit harsh, but I’d point out instead that it’s quite hard for an American company to hire someone who is not a US citizen. I had a coworker myself who was a great programmer and member of the team, we
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They record only after the trigger word. It's the same as Android phones and iPhones that have "OK Google" or "Hey Siri" enabled. In practice we know that trigger words for all these devices occasionally misfire (Th
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You can set up billing alerts with AWS. I’d definitely recommend anyone using AWS set those up to avoid a surprise bill like you got. Considering they did have the hardware allocated to you it doesn’t really seem that unfair to me that you
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> They(Boeing and FAA) weren't even looking into it, they were %100 sure that the plane is fine. Weren’t they looking into it after the first crash already? They had issued the emergency directive with instructions for how to shut d
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Citizenship is also based on ancestry in the USA (natural born citizen). Since there are African Americans and people with very little “indian blood” on the citizenship rolls for some tribes, that’s the argument it’s not a race based classi
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The IRS doesn’t have all the relevant information though. A lot of deductions and credits are based on events or transactions that aren’t reported to the IRS. State and local tax deduction, charity deduction, medical expense deduction, and
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Native American tribes in the USA are arguably not based on race, but on citizenship. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Indians_in_the_United_St... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherokee_freedmen
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Parents can’t hover over their kids 24/7. Moreover, I’d question whether having your time micromanaged in such a way by a parent wouldn’t cause resentment and arguments. A technological solution seems perfectly reasonable in that conte
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The title is confusing, can it be changed? There is no “forced GPL”, they are still using a Creative Commons license although there are legal problems with their attempt to retroactively relicense some of it from 3.0 to 4.0.
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Never rely on a single cloud service for your backup. Always backup to at least one independent place such as a local hard drive or another cloud provider.
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Google Takeout. I used to use offlineimap and as far as I know it should still work...
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I pay yearly for G Suite to avoid this issue by using my own domain instead of @gmail.com. If I ever had an issue I can change my email provider (also backup email regularly using Takeout or in the past using offlineimap). Unfortunate that
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The year 2500? Who knows what technologies we might have available by then (e.g. fusion power enabling cheap energy to the point where we can do carbon capture and reverse warming). What we are already seeing is that we are trending away fr
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considering modern society relies on Diesel trucks and fuel oil-burning ships to feed itself, those numbers don’t seem too crazy. If we stopped using fossil fuels tomorrow we’d have mass starvation everywhere within weeks. So I guess it dep
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Natural gas is currently replacing Coal, which is a far worse energy source both from a greenhouse gas perspective and from a health perspective (coal plant exhaust is radioactive, toxic, and is estimated to kill millions) So oil execs coul
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AFAIK the extreme, apocalyptic statements you are making are not supported by the science such as the IPCC. 3-4 degrees C of warming by 2100 will not make the human race or civilization cease to exist. There are also technological options a
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Sometimes it’s the other way though, e.g. enabling a framework level XSRF protection mechanism is usually very easy for a greenfield project but it’s ignored by many developers in my experience until a security audit comes through and finds
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Kubernetes and “repeatable” don’t exactly seem like they should go together, introducing the extremely high complexity of kubernetes seems likely to result in the opposite of repeatability. Just using a VM image or docker is simpler to use
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Old.reddit.com or especially i.reddit.com solve speed issues related to that site... But yeah as a Firefox user it still lags behind safari and chrome for speed. I don’t use Adblock either...
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https://www.anker.com/products/variant/powerport-atom-pd-2/A... This one has 2 USB-C https://www.anker.com/products/variant/powerport-atom-pd-4/A... This has 2 USB-C and 2 USB-
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Looking at it, I don’t see anything to change what I said. The person replied and doesn’t deny that they didn’t accurately state the words RMS said, just argues that what he actually said in the video is still bad since it’s a joke about se
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Hence the “if people use it” qualifier. Companies relying on Bazel would step in and support it. We’ve seen this play out plenty of times before, e.g. Hudson to Jenkins or OpenOffice to LibreOffice, where a popular OSS product loses a corpo
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Breakfast for adults without a medical condition is certainly unnecessary. Not sure about kids though. They are still growing and modern nutrition has helped kids grow taller and healthier than past generations who had intermittent access t
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Not everyone who is obese is at that level of being unable to do things, to be fair. I recently lost weight (~30 lbs) taking me from the threshold of obesity (30 BMI) to the threshold between overweight and normal weight (25 BMI). While I
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It’s OSS software not a SaaS. If people use it there will be no deprecation date. You can just fork and continue.
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