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by jusssi 7y ago
Not to mention that when the healthcare system gets overloaded with all the covid-cases, everything else that requires medical intervention also becomes dangerous.
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by jusssi 7y ago
> Making lunch and cleaning up shouldn't take more than a few minutes Let's hear your cooking tips, then. Preferrably no "microwave the plastic box contents you got from the grocery store", that doesn't count as
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To me Wordpress sounds exactly a suggestion you'd get from someone who doesn't have to maintain it. I.e. frontend dev.
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by jusssi 7y ago
Could you store it that way though, or would it start a spontaneous chain reaction?
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by jusssi 7y ago
Mission accomplished, I say. No reason why this site should collect my personal information and eventually leak it to hackers.
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by jusssi 7y ago
And yet, somehow, Python manages to be a bigger mess than than both of them combined.
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by jusssi 7y ago
> shameful charity I suppose that's one way of looking at it. I see it as getting some return of investment for all the taxes I pay. During the course of one year, I pay the state back for the box many times over. In Finland, there
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by jusssi 7y ago
A chat app that routes your messages to Intercom chat widget on a random website.
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by jusssi 8y ago
As a counter-anecdote to your disbelief, I've enjoyed internet on an ISP whose DNS servers were very slow. Slow enough for me to spend the effort to find out what's the holdup between enter key and first paint. DNS responses were
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by jusssi 8y ago
Which distro are you using? The last I tried with Ubuntu, it "just didn't work", i.e. failed with very unhelpful error message. Bonus points if it's possible to install to a partition in existing FDE container (saves a &
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by jusssi 8y ago
I believe the GP refers to the world outside North America. Converted to your units, yesterday's average for my region was $6.12/gal. Edit: the comment reply form could show other replies, I find myself dupeing a lot because I thi
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by jusssi 8y ago
Not to mention, that Android phones seem to pick up "ok google" activation pattern from random conversations, and start sending voice to Google's servers for speech-to-text processing. Even after repeated attempts to find and
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by jusssi 8y ago
I wonder if 8.8.8.8 still has a per-IP rate limit, and what the consequences for people behind a CGNAT would be. Still 2 years ago that rate limit was pretty easy to hit by accident with a Selenium browser farm accessing through single publ
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by jusssi 8y ago
Majority of people (me included) continue to buy meat and other animal products, thus promoting animal cruelty.
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For some reason, there are places where this necessary evil doesn't seem to be, well, necessary. Neither my wired not my 4g connection have a data cap. Taking "necessary" out of necessary evil, leaves just evil.
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by jusssi 8y ago
At least one is, that you get to use the leftover CPU and memory for your other containers when you use an EC2 instance. With some workloads this lets you to overcommit those resources if you know all your containers won't max out simu
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by jusssi 8y ago
Someone else might mind your nudes. E.g. your employer, the school your kids go to, the parents of your kids' friends, etc. At least in the US, rest of the world isn't that shocked of our natural form.
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by jusssi 8y ago
With a seat heater. They were popular in the old times, when engines were not digitally controlled and took a long time to heat up enough to provide any warming effect inside the car.
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by jusssi 8y ago
In case anyone else got curious about parachuting injury statistics, Google found me this (also cited by the article): "Parachuting injuries: a study of 110,000 sports jumps", 1987, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc
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by jusssi 8y ago
> Tons of open source software runs on Windows. Why isn’t windows more common on Azure and AWS? It costs more per hour. So those who could moved. Until we get something more practical than RDP mouse slinger GUI for remote admin, I doubt
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by jusssi 8y ago
Add a little song and dance around the narrative. It's ridiculous how well I can still remember many of the kids' songs and poems, even though I have little recollection of anything else left from that time.
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by jusssi 8y ago
Because the former teaches your kids it's okay to hit people who don't share your values. ELI5 for you: imagine your boss punched you in the face for less than 110% performance, and that society viewed him being right in doing so.
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by jusssi 8y ago
Yes, they do. But for many low paid jobs, you need all of your salary to make the ends meet. And the unions don't have unlimited budgets either. One of the major reasons why strikes typically last only a couple of days, is that the u
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by jusssi 8y ago
In reality though, cleaners and trash disposal workers can't probably afford 2 weeks without salary. Investment bankers might be able to afford 2 years, but I think they'd rather get paid too.
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by jusssi 8y ago
Working itself wastes time so much more than the commute, so it's better to free oneself from that altogether. Have all that time for yourself instead. Just drop a couple of mil * to stock market and live off the dividends. *) Not an o
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by jusssi 8y ago
I'm reading this at 22:22.
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by jusssi 8y ago
Wow. The example images displaying results of the different compression formats are JPEGs.
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For most of the year, the ambient air temperature here is below 20°C, so you can just ventilate, no need to warm the oceans. There have also been some pilot projects to output the waste heat to municipal district heating systems, not sure i
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by jusssi 8y ago
No legislation cuts both ways. Be prepared to fend off pirates and state actors attempting to claim free loot.
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With highly directional antenna and carefully selecting your position, you could try to have your signal only to be heard by a single cell tower at the time. The network would get your distance from the tower, but with direction info from j

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