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by jeffparsons 7y ago
Even if you do believe that it's for "no practical benefit", the value of _x_ in Rust's case is ~156. (I.e. roughly once every three years, when a new "edition" is stabilized.) And the transition is mostly auto
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by jeffparsons 7y ago
Also, if the body camera isn't (1) robust enough to withstand an attack; and/or (2) streaming or at least storing the footage quickly enough to capture evidence of an attack, then whoever designed the body camera system has done a
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by jeffparsons 7y ago
How about a Chrome plugin to disable Chrome's _own_ what-you-see-is-not-what-you-get behavior? I occasionally find it convenient to select hostnames out of a URL in the address bar and paste them into a terminal. Chrome "helpfully
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by jeffparsons 7y ago
There are two "AWS". One consists of: - EC2, including scaling groups (but crucially do not attempt to use them for auto-scaling) - S3 - Route53 - RDS - Redshift - Maybe a few others I've forgotten or haven't used They a
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by jeffparsons 7y ago
For some reason I still strongly prefer the look and feel of Android over iOS, but at this point my next phone will be an iPhone. Why? Because Google recently stepped up its notification spam in their official apps. They're using a mec
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by jeffparsons 7y ago
4. It's stock price manipulation. I mean, as long as we're rejecting Hanlon's razor, we might as well consider that someone could exploit the way TSLA fluctuates wildly every time Elon so much as tweets. (No, I don't bel
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by jeffparsons 8y ago
> "financing for a car" ... "ding your credit score" To my mind the mere fact that someone would borrow money at all to buy _a car_ is a huge red flag against their creditworthiness / financial responsibility. Bu