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by jsmith99 5y ago
Which is why they did not know the actual answer to his question! The answer is that God is universal but the commandment to rest on shabbos was addressed only to Jews. https://judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/13447&
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by jsmith99 5y ago
A shabbos goy is permitted because God did not command non Jews to rest on shabbos, only Jews. (Jews believe that God is God of all, and all will go to heaven if righteous, but the special laws described in the Bible apply only to Jews). Th
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by jsmith99 5y ago
More fragmentation. I use Nextdns for my router's DNS, which theoretically allows me to access any domains on the competing Handshake crypto protocol, but I've never actually some across any so far.
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by jsmith99 5y ago
The limit is in FLOPS but CFD is memory bound. To get round the limit, AMD made custom CPUs with restricted floating point performance to allow quadrupling the number of cores. https://www.reddit.com/r/formula1/com
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by jsmith99 6y ago
For the web, if you have the right accessibility settings in your operating system or browser, then the prefers-reduced-motion media query should tell sites not to show you animations. Not many developers explicitly add support for this, bu
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Of course not, if such people fired up vim to attempt such a draft they wouldn't even be able to exit.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
So your solution to diversity of beliefs is don't ask, don't tell?
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by jsmith99 6y ago
It doesn't block them but it proxies them. They can still see that you read it and when.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Not OP, but Gmail's use of a proxy prevents them getting your IP address. It doesn't stop marketers getting alerted you read the email.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
It was very successful for Deliveroo as they raised cash at what now seems a very high valuation. Not so successful for the new shareholders though.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Technically, Ubiquiti does have a local option. You can run the controller locally and disable cloud login.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Windows has something similar built in. It locks your pc whenever a paired Bluetooth device (eg your phone) goes out of range
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by jsmith99 6y ago
The difference is that market mechanisms are meant to allocate items to those that value them the most (assumed to be the same as their willingness to pay). Claiming a licence by contrast has little cost.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
For network level blocking on Android there's no need to root or go down any rabbit holes. Just set your DNS to a adblocking service like nextdns. It's natively available since Android 9 and there are workarounds for older version
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Or for people that want to print it out at home?
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Google can't even work out costs for their own products. For example try asking the pricing calculator to quote for a shared core Cloud SQL postgres instance: there's a drop down that invites you to choose between shared and dedic
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Assuming nothing has been spent previously from the wallet, you would have to break SHA256 before you could even find the public key you needed to factor. Bitcoin addresses are based on hashes of the public key and SHA256 appears quantum re
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Not working for me, try https://archive.is/20210319065509/https://apxhard.com/2021/0... I recommend the Web Archives Firefox extension by the way. Useful not just for archive.is but also for e.g. Go
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by jsmith99 6y ago
That's a bit broken for me now. I don't see the popups but I still sometimes get the overlays that stop me scrolling and I have to turn off ublock for the site, click accept, and turn ublock back on.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
WSL is tricky for backups because cron jobs don't always run (although it's possible to run WSL command through windows task scheduler). Rclone, restic, and kopia are useful tools with official windows builds.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
It seems a very similar product, also offering zfs snapshots, but I like the fact rsync.net snapshots are immutable: you can browse them but there is no way to delete them without contacting support (and the CEO once posted he would review
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Free speech! Free software! But only for people with some programming skills, it seems. (Or at least enough to fork the app on GitHub)
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by jsmith99 6y ago
R also has a units package. It's mostly used by geospatial libraries.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
The shame of being angrily tutted at is comparable.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
Great way to get lynched by angry drivers assuming the person with the gear is the culprit.
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by jsmith99 6y ago
gov.uk advice is to set up a null dkim record if you don't send email, so you can't be spoofed. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25210245
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by jsmith99 6y ago
It's subsidised by eye watering fees on unarranged overdrafts. When the FCA and CMA looked into it several years ago, the banks claimed they couldn't reduce overdraft fees or they wouldn't be able to afford to offer free bank
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by jsmith99 6y ago
It's astonishing that Americans have to pay for insurance at all, given that federal government healthcare spending per capita alone is at least as much as the NHS costs per capita, and the NHS is only average by international standard
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by jsmith99 6y ago
I wish The Economist was so careful when emailing me. I frequently get spam from them about 'exclusive subscriber only events' with no unsubscribe link because 'This service email [sic] contains important information about yo
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by jsmith99 6y ago
If the graph is correct, the current entry bar for the top 500 is exactly 100 times the iPhone. So a cluster of 100 iPhones could scrape into the list? (With the right interconnect, obviously - I doubt apple are bringing infiniband to iOS)

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