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by joshAg 10y ago
Why can't you just send DNS messages over an SSL/TLS socket? What's the value add for http and REST?
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by joshAg 10y ago
No one's arguing that they shouldn't have that leeway and ability. They're saying it's shitty that people on the bottom get punished as a result of risks taken because of that leeway.
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by joshAg 10y ago
this is good: https://tails.boum.org/
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Silicon Valley doesn’t care about black people(medium.com)
1 points by joshAg 10y ago|0 comments
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by joshAg 10y ago
None of those are as exact as a specific time. Each of those phrases could be hours long. When you say before sunrise, did you mean 7:00 AM because it's the middle of winter or did you mean 4:00 AM because it's the middle of summe
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Learn Regular Expressions with simple, interactive exercises(regexone.com)
3 points by joshAg 10y ago|0 comments
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by joshAg 10y ago
The story is that the FBI refuses to tell her or her lawyer why they desperately want to speak to her, but only in person inside of their jurisdiction.
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by joshAg 10y ago
probably not. The only real solutions are discouraging enough people from moving that population remains static over years, or making it super easy to build as many units as needed to cover the influx of new residents. Anything else will ju
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by joshAg 10y ago
I only realized after visiting other areas, and having people warn me about them when driving in LA.
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by joshAg 10y ago
They're basically right. Ireland grew lots of crops, but the only one affected was potatoes. Unfortunately the only crop the vast majority of the population could afford was potatoes, as all the other crops were exported. https:/
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by joshAg 10y ago
You're right, it's the equivalent of a right handed turn in the UK. Consider an intersection between two perpendicular streets that is controlled by traffic signals. A protected turn is one in which the turn through the intersecti
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by joshAg 10y ago
It's not a 'death' tax. It's an inheritance tax that is paid by the person receiving the money. If he doesn't let relatives inherit enough of his wealth, then none of it gets taxed.
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by joshAg 11y ago
Use the similar document for $COUNTRYOFCHOICE
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by joshAg 11y ago
That totally works for me, but it doesn't solve the city of Palo Alto's problem, which is that their public servants, like firefighters, can only afford to live hours away.
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by joshAg 11y ago
So let's ignore the troubling implications of your use of 'riff-raff' for the moment and assume that your basic premise is true: restricting development keeps out certain people. The more more development restrictions there a
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by joshAg 11y ago
just. build. more. housing. units.
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by joshAg 11y ago
The rest of the world doesn't have to deal with it if they don't want to. This is easily solved by registering the trademark with someone other than the US, establishing the brand and trademark and then coming to the US.
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by joshAg 11y ago
nifty! Are there any parts of latex you don't support yet?
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by joshAg 11y ago
I read that, but I can't tell if you meant that she's direct about it but waits until/if the investors bring it up, or if she brings it up with every investor, like Ms. Miller's adviser suggested.
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by joshAg 11y ago
Do you bring up the pregnancy when you meet with investors? I wonder if that would help or hurt compared to not mentioning it at all.
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by joshAg 11y ago
That's always how it works. They make a service that matches the others in features. That's embrace. Then they gave a large amount of storage (relative to the other free offerings) to convince people to come over to their service
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by joshAg 11y ago
Embrace, Extend and Extinguish.
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by joshAg 11y ago
The author covered this: >>> Is Spotify really paying $290,518/month? >>> Of course, for such a high profile customer and for the priviledge of a case study, we can assume Spotify has some heavy discounts. Cost is imp
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by joshAg 11y ago
How much of a performance hit do you get running a VM with vtx and vtd versus running windows bare metal? Is it as simple as it seems? I'd love to switch over to a VM for windows games backed by vtx and vtd, but I've been worried
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by joshAg 11y ago
they recently redesigned them to include physical buttons again, if that's what you're referring to in the x40x series.
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by joshAg 11y ago
For those who don't know much about non-Apple PCs: The only laptops worth considering are the enterprise lines from dell hp, and lenovo. They are night and day differences from the consumer products, because they are usually entirely s
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by joshAg 11y ago
The exam tries to ensure that you know enough to be competent. The required hours are there to discourage people from trying to pass the test without actually internalizing the information. Sure, you could try to just make the test arbitrar
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The Adelson forces buy a newspaper, journalists fight back: a journal of my(pressthink.org)
2 points by joshAg 11y ago|0 comments
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by joshAg 11y ago
I don't think you went overboard. Thanks for writing and posting this link.
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by joshAg 11y ago
I think the root cause of the problem is the unclear policy by FB. Privilege escalation can be hard to catch, and can be a separate bug in and of itself, even if it requires a separate exploit to get the initial privileges. The published po

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