jhauris

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by jhauris 6y ago
The state bird of Pennsylvania is the Ruffed Grouse. The Cardinal is the state bird of a different Commonwealth: Virginia.
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by jhauris 6y ago
I've felt both ways at different times. Both are true. The fact that anything ever works is part of the magic.
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by jhauris 6y ago
The real limitation of rural satellite services are the data caps. When I was looking at options that was a serious limiting factor. All the bandwidth in the world doesn't matter when you hit your data cap after 2 netflix kids' sh
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by jhauris 6y ago
I don't think the company legal benefit legal benefit can reliably be used in a situation where you have a conflict with your employer. Sometimes there is a specific exception in the benefit, but even if not there's an implicit co
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by jhauris 6y ago
For those down voting, can someone comment on why this would not be a good idea? I hadn't heard of git-bug, are there other caveats one should be aware of, or is there a reason this isn't a problem worth solving?
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by jhauris 6y ago
I think they fixed something. less than 5 minutes ago it didn't load for me, and suddenly it did.
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Reef-Pi(reef-pi.github.io)
1 points by jhauris 6y ago|0 comments
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by jhauris 6y ago
IANAL: I think it's pretty clear it's a derived work, the open question afaik is whether it's fair use our not.
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by jhauris 6y ago
Even aside from school, we constantly print coloring pages or other crafts related things for the kids. We can usually find the exact obscure Pokemon or whatever they want to color online.
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by jhauris 6y ago
I'd be really interested in information sources of salmonella; I understand a lot of fertilizer is cooked to kill pathogens, and that salmonella also comes from rat feces in warehouses. If you have any sources on this, please post them
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by jhauris 6y ago
For a year my family used 4G as our home internet (this was around 8 years ago). At the time it was incredibly expensive because you pay by the gig used, and the pay scale is built around using a couple of gigs. Watching a couple of episode
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by jhauris 6y ago
Another poster mentioned that this order negates claims of qualified immunity. You're correct, this is already a protected right; I believe the order makes it so no officer can claim they made some kind of reasonable mistake and thus c
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by jhauris 6y ago
Probably not, because of caching and mirrors. There are many, many mirrors, including global CDNs. Debian makes no attempt at controlling package distribution. Also packages are signed, but sent over HTTP to allow easy caching, and there ar
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by jhauris 6y ago
Those slides are great. I love modern C++, but reading those slides makes me excited about trying out rust.
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by jhauris 6y ago
This is an excellent point, but I don't think that zoning laws are a good fit for that. Zoning laws can be changed (and often are) by a town council or other governing body regardless of what the land owners want. A permanent easement
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by jhauris 6y ago
I enjoy living in a rural area and I understand your sentiment, but disagree with your reasoning. Somebody owns the forest behind me; as much as I like it, I don't feel right restricting what people can do with their private property.
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A user story about user stories(esr.ibiblio.org)
4 points by jhauris 6y ago|0 comments
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by jhauris 6y ago
Minor correction, it's Brandon Sanderson. He is a fantastic fantasy author. The Stormlight archives is another series by him that is really good.
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by jhauris 6y ago
In this case it seems like a form of thought control. Even if no one else knows your unpatriotic password you can't use it because you shouldn't be thinking those thoughts.
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by jhauris 6y ago
There are many countries it isn't legal in, which is a shame. The ability to get an anonymous phone ought to be something people care about preserving.
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by jhauris 6y ago
In many states the only criteria is "can legally own a gun" (so not a felon). I think it's more a matter of contientiousness; people who bother getting the permit (where required) are affirmatively demonstrating the wish to f
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by jhauris 6y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I believe this is an actual DMCA notice. It has all the required components[0] of one. Is there something I'm missing? What makes this not a DMCA notice? 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by jhauris 6y ago
Every indication is this was an honest mistake that was discovered due to the grant. The costs associated with the experiment where still there. Taking back grants in this situation would disincentivize scientific honesty.
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by jhauris 6y ago
I think it's the mandatory part that's rankling centimeter, and I see their point. Once you give powers to the state in an emergency situation it's really hard to roll them back. See the PATRIOT act for example. Is there a wa
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by jhauris 7y ago
Yes, if you're using UDP. Check out STUN and TURN.
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by jhauris 7y ago
The federal government does have to at least make it seem like they are using a constitutional basis for law. Otherwise it could be nullified by a legal challenge, as it seems is happening with the ACA.
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by jhauris 7y ago
Yes, that's correct. Again though, it's not a panacea.
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by jhauris 7y ago
This is good to know. One of the things that holds me back is choice paralysis on picking an instance.
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by jhauris 7y ago
Tick tubes may help with deer ticks, but when we tried them they had minimal effect on other species (which also carry disease). Nothing we've tried (poultry, tick tubes) controls ticks as well as mowing the areas people will be.
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by jhauris 7y ago
Google or any alternative free or otherwise has no choice if they want to maintain their safe harbor under the DMCA. It's not up to them to referee the issue, or they become culpable for any infringement on their platform. My understan

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