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by jhugo 5y ago
Unfortunately they didn't perform any tests to verify that the control group had not had COVID (it's in the article).
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by jhugo 5y ago
I've spent many years in countries where I understand very little of the local language, so this has been basically my life when interacting with local apps etc. I just learn which buttons to press, largely through trial and error or a
903.
by jhugo 5y ago
For 5G networks they can (Wavelength) and maybe do.
904.
by jhugo 5y ago
I have a private CA (managed with cert-manager) and trust it on my systems, and issue certs for internal services from that.
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by jhugo 5y ago
I don't think SpaceX will actually do this. They'd be explicitly breaking the law in those countries by providing services to people there (the mere fact that there is a technical means to do so without installing a local ground s
906.
by jhugo 5y ago
I would assume that it's because your comment reads like an advertisement, since it name-drops (and links to) a specific mixer rather than just saying "It seems that a coin mixer could have been used..." Is there anything nov
907.
by jhugo 5y ago
Standardisation is a commitment, and rust's stdlib is deliberately lean to allow that commitment to be very strong (long-term stability). If in doubt, just use Tokio. It's much more widely used, has been around longer, has a histo
908.
by jhugo 5y ago
Can't apps use sandboxing with Apple's notary feature without needing to distro on the app store? and the incentive is the lack of a scary warning?
909.
by jhugo 5y ago
They're selling pre-orders in several countries where they almost certainly won't launch at all, or won't launch for a long time, due to huge regulatory hurdles. It does seem a bit like the same scummy behaviour as airlines s
910.
by jhugo 5y ago
He was born there. So of course he has "ties". We can't really know if they are harmful or not without more information, but we do know they're the kind of ties that the government doesn't consider worthy of reporti
911.
by jhugo 5y ago
You seem to imply that he flouted the rules, but we don't know if he has any ties to China beyond the ties that anybody born there would have.
912.
by jhugo 5y ago
One assumes that the goal of the China Initiative is to charge people who are actually guilty of espionage. Highly public failings at that goal would seem to be setbacks, right?
913.
by jhugo 5y ago
* tried to strong-arm. He didn't accept the deal.
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by jhugo 5y ago
And contributing changes back to an active project is much less effort than maintaining a fork in perpetuity.
915.
by jhugo 5y ago
Yeah. It's a requirement in a lot of US airspace, but not all airspace. Even at low altitudes it's required near major airports though. Surveillance aircraft, if operated by a government entity, would not be required to transmit a
916.
by jhugo 5y ago
Correct, GP asked about military so I mentioned that it's legal for them to turn it off. It's also legal for intelligence, law enforcement, etc -- anything government-related with a good reason pretty much.
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by jhugo 5y ago
There's no reason to if they are flying with ADS-B transmitting. They're broadcasting their position and will usually appear on FR24 etc. If they are flying without ADS-B (which is legal for the military when needed) they won&#x27
918.
by jhugo 5y ago
Since 2020-01-01, ADS-B is a requirement in a lot of US airspace (FAR 91.225). Turning it off is allowed for govt / intelligence / law enforcement / military only. Many countries have similar requirements. People often think
919.
by jhugo 5y ago
That question seems absurd. Of course they'll just get a Mastercard if they don't already have one. The U.K. is full of neobanks that will give you one on your phone in 5 minutes.
920.
by jhugo 5y ago
Want to place a bet that CloudFlare is still around in 30 years? I'd gladly take the other side of that.
921.
by jhugo 5y ago
https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent-rs is some interesting work in this direction.
922.
by jhugo 5y ago
No, this is functionality of format strings (interpreted by the formatting macros like println!, format! etc), not strings in general. {} was already special in format strings, there's no backward compatibility break. You can't re
923.
by jhugo 5y ago
Not sure I would call that "background" so much as "barely coherent rant with no evidence for its many wild accusations". Fun read though.
924.
by jhugo 5y ago
Inciting discontent with the despots is of course positive, but taking resources away from the common people is not — even if you focus solely on encouraging overthrow, it's counterproductive. Even sanctions generally apply only to spe
925.
by jhugo 5y ago
OK, so we decide that a democracy == "has free and fair elections by the UN criteria". That seems perfectly reasonable on the face of it. So let's say that we have a democracy by that definition, for example Myanmar — a big g
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by jhugo 5y ago
> Shouldn't we mandate US-like living conditions and safety regulations if we are going to ethically export labor? To make that mandate at the beginning is simply to decide not to export labour, since the trade can't happen if
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by jhugo 5y ago
Then you have to start to define what a democracy is, or at least what kind of democracy you are happy with. The current approach (of companies having specific requirements for their supply chain regarding labour practices etc) seems better
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by jhugo 5y ago
> Why do we rely on slave labor overseas for such basics as textiles when we could make it here? Calling it slave labour is a great sound bite but glosses over the wide variety in working conditions "overseas", and the fact tha
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by jhugo 5y ago
I don't have an example search, although I'll try to remember to update this comment the next time it happens. On average I come across these things at least once a day, but it depends what I'm working on. It tends to be when
930.
by jhugo 5y ago
A viewer request function can, of course, be used to modify the request before it is sent to the origin. The difference is only related to caching — viewer request happens before the cache lookup, origin request happens after the cache look

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