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by javagram 7y ago
The mailing list software automatically archives them. There are also provisions for spam blocking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Mailman
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by javagram 7y ago
Are you a different person from the mattl who recently tweeted > Support free software. > Don’t support Stallman. https://twitter.com/mattl/status/1177355118829854720?s=20 In any case I think it’s clear the
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by javagram 7y ago
In the case of a company going bankrupt I could certainly seeing the lawyers ordering a trading freeze to prevent insider trading. That said, I looked it up and it seems like the claim at the time was there was an “administrative change” to
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by javagram 7y ago
Interesting to see the latest replies to the linked comment debunk it using video. People’s memories are slippery indeed!
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by javagram 7y ago
Needs a [2016]. Some info is relating to npm@2 package structure which is long out of date.
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by javagram 7y ago
> I don't buy this. Is there a cost to statutes against murder? What about trespassing laws? How about loitering laws? How about road laws, is there a cost to automakers for speed limit compliance? There absolutely are cost to statu
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by javagram 7y ago
Don’t you already have to have a record of the cost basis of the asset to calculate capital gains? So you already need a receipt or some record with the original purchase price, which probably has a time stamp on it.
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by javagram 7y ago
That page has one section about conflicts and other sections explaining the rest. Look for the sentence starting “ Even without a conflict between federal and state law or an express provision for preemption, the courts will infer an intent
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by javagram 7y ago
Definitely don’t put your own company’s stock in your 401k. The 401k plans I’ve seen all had an option to invest the money in a diverse fund. Either a target date retirement fund that auto allocated to a mix of stocks and bonds, or to other
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by javagram 7y ago
> Your primary work tracking tool is not good enough to allow people to see who is working on what, and what the status of that work is? You can't get an overview of what is being worked on? You can't check on a specific issue
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by javagram 7y ago
> Standups with more than 6 people will already create a meeting of at least an hour. Not my experience, teams of that size I’ve been on do standup in 10-15 minutes.
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by javagram 7y ago
Read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_preemption
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by javagram 7y ago
SRO housing is still available in college dorms, where even well-off families send their kids and are happy to have them live in those conditions for a couple years. As long as they are code-compliant with regard to fire protection (sprinkl
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by javagram 7y ago
The boring company has not yet demonstrated their ability to dig tunnels quickly and cheaply compared to the many existing tunnel-digging companies. Politicians actually seem to love Musk’s claims of being able to do so though, considering
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by javagram 7y ago
Cameras are effective but only if deployed widely enough that they aren’t a surprise or annoyance. We need red light cameras at every intersection and speed cameras on every road. Lightly deployed cameras do end up being what you say they a
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by javagram 7y ago
Yeah. Some states have passed laws preventing this nonsense. People are so worried about looking “poor” that they waste electricity on the dryer rather than using the sun to dry their clothes. I mentioned using a clothesline once to someone
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by javagram 7y ago
Trucks running dirty diesel aren’t really the same thing as a modern gasoline car. Particulate pollution from highways and major roads is definitely a real issue and there have been studies done showing a lot of health problems result from
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by javagram 7y ago
In that case, be sure to buy a sedan, it's more dangerous to hit a pedestrian with a truck or SUV due to their higher ground clearance and taller fronts. the full research report on this technology is here though. https://ww
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by javagram 7y ago
That law was simply re-passed with the clause "has moved in or otherwise affects interstate commerce." as noted on the link. A similar clause could be attached to the mentioned zoning law. (E.g. a person from one state buys land i
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by javagram 7y ago
Arguably most of the US government is unconstitutional under such a strict constructionist view of the constitution. In practice, considering home construction and home buying are often transacted in interstate commerce (e.g. a company buyi
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by javagram 7y ago
If the speed limit on that road is 20 or 25 mph then it isn’t as deadly as a higher speed crash, pedestrians can survive collision at that speed. Slower speeds also give both pedestrians and drivers increased time to notice and avoid a coll
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by javagram 7y ago
Speed limits in cities and towns where pedestrians are walking are already typically the highest safe speed limit, or even higher. The odds of a car-pedestrian collision resulting in a fatality increase dramatically in the gradient from 20
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by javagram 7y ago
I don’t think you can simply educate people not to text and drive. Governments are ramping up signs and laws against texting and driving and it doesn’t appear to be doing anything to stop the problem. People know it’s bad but they don’t car
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by javagram 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wickard_v._Filburn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonzales_v._Raich
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by javagram 7y ago
I live in a concrete high rise and I don’t really notice any noise from my neighbors (the street noise is much, much worse as emergency sirens pierce even double-pane windows). There are also plenty of multiplex designs that have good noise
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by javagram 7y ago
As a driver I’d avoid that by seeing the car backing up and not driving in front of it. Was the human at fault in the video I saw? Yes IMO. But even the Tesla owner who shot the video posted it saying he wasn’t sure whether his insurance co
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by javagram 7y ago
How long will it typically take AWS to add this as an option for RDS?
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by javagram 7y ago
Yes, but that part of the decision was overruled as noted on the page: > The decision by the Supreme Court was effectively overturned when the United States Congress subsequently passed the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, which spe
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by javagram 7y ago
From the article: “ One posted a video of a Tesla striking a garage wall and another of a Tesla being struck by a vehicle backing up.”
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by javagram 7y ago
Nextcloud and a NAS would both qualify as a hassle, I think. They have to be admin’d. After all NAS and FTP already existed when Dropbox launched. Google drive is similar to Dropbox.

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