justizin

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by justizin 10y ago
this is a reduction of current affordable housing restrictions, and "affordable" / Below-Market Rate housing is currently awarded by a lottery which is harder to win than the actual lotto.
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by justizin 10y ago
the transbay terminal is not another transbay tube, nor is it an expansion of the capacity of major bart stations. at rush hour, at many stations, there isn't only no space on the trains, there's nowhere to fucking stand and wait
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by justizin 10y ago
> If they're even talking about avoiding transactions for speed purposes (no matter how stupidly) As many have pointed out, so much criticism of this article ignores that it is comparing to other key-value stores which are not trans
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by justizin 10y ago
police cars don't systemically go down every street, garbage trucks, not a terrible idea, but they are inherently .. very .. dirty. I wouldn't want to be the engineer servicing sensors on them. Also, you would probably register u
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by justizin 10y ago
rents are already slightly trending down, and it's been an icy few months for investment. people keep questioning this year after year but the writing is on the wall.
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by justizin 10y ago
> There are lot's of medications which people should take before driving, like anti-seizure, antipsychotics, heart control, blood sugar control, and so on. anxiety, depression, etc... there's some overlap here, some people use
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by justizin 10y ago
That doesn't really explain an iOS device being attached to the account.
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by justizin 10y ago
How dare you challenge an armchair city planner!
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by justizin 10y ago
Concord, for the record, is REALLY far from SF. A person who lives in Concord and works in SF would spend almost all of their life commuting and working.
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by justizin 10y ago
She had a roommate, the roommate situation failed. This is a common crisis for people in the SF Bay. You're a damned fool if you think they don't run credit and income verification in the most competitive rental market in the wor
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by justizin 10y ago
Infamy is different from fame. Greg Gopman is a trash fire and continues to pour accelerants on himself.
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by justizin 10y ago
Because he would advise her to save more when she can't afford rent or food? lol. Assuming this is a joke, I would pay to watch your stand-up comedy.
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by justizin 10y ago
> Mosh requires OpenSSH to run so no matter what, using Mosh is ALWAYS less safe than OpenSSH alone since all it does is add functionality on top. Not sure I'd agree with this, since after initial session establishment, it completel
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by justizin 11y ago
If you work with UNIX / Linux servers a lot, or really at all, it's a good idea to be comfortable with basic vi usage - vim being Vi IMproved, with some features that we've all become comfortable with. You will find a version
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by justizin 11y ago
I had the interesting experience of working in a startup under a VP of Engineering who was a Nuclear Scientist and was part of the team the US sent to Chernobyl's sister site - exact same plans, basically - to ensure its' safety.
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by justizin 11y ago
Even though disasters with dams are terrifying, it is still just nature reclaiming its' territory. There is no ecological fallout from a dam breaking. Water's gonna water. I'm still with you on trying to avoid this risk, bu
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by justizin 11y ago
> And what became of Egypt is also really not quite what he intended. An activist's job is to point out things that are wrong. It is true that often, removing an individual or a group from power does not necessarily result in a bet
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by justizin 11y ago
There are people willing to do valuable work for less than the minimum wage - they're called volunteers. A lot of work done by volunteers is more important than work done by minimum wage workers, but involves no commerce. A basic inco
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by justizin 11y ago
Sometimes, we've paid for a movie or TV show and the delivery mechanism is shit. I have absolutely watched content off TPB that I have paid for multiple copies of.
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by justizin 11y ago
I grew up in South Texas. Ain't nobody got time for walkin' more than a block in 100+F heat and people end up spending more than their mortgage payment on electricity and A/C repair because the heat will literally kill you.
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by justizin 11y ago
Unless all cities concurrently advance in this area, this simply becomes a factor that drives home purchase / rental prices up. San Francisco has neighborhoods with a WalkScore of 100, but the baristas and cooks and other laborers in t
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by justizin 11y ago
.. or they haven't .. VPC gives you your own entire rfc1918 space per region, which tho can be a pain to deal with overlap if you have site-to-site VPN, is enough for basically anyone.
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by justizin 11y ago
> Do we try to re-educate the group into following economically valued jobs? For that, you would need to hire teachers, who would have to re-educate themselves out of being teachers, first. ;)
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by justizin 11y ago
"Luckily, we made the decision at Spatie to host every site on it’s own droplet, so only one site was affected." I think that's a poor lesson learned here. Were this me, I would have said: "Luckily, all of our sites run
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by justizin 11y ago
This is precisely the sort of logic that has since the beginning of time led to us treat the ocean as a huge garbage can, and a massive amount of it has died in the past 100 years. Seriously, watch Mission Blue. Sylvia Earle has more dive
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by justizin 11y ago
Right and when they are stuck in traffic on the way to the restaurant while you are waiting, the "break up" probability goes through the roof.
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by justizin 11y ago
sometimes it is a mandatory part of onboarding, at least internal surveys.
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by justizin 11y ago
Anyone who thinks 304 Not-Modified is mostly-irrelevant in 2015 is mostly-irrelevant.
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by justizin 11y ago
don't go quietly into the night of downvotes :) I worked earlier this year for a fintech company and they are doing their best, within their realm of understanding humanity, to improve people's access to life-changing finance, but
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by justizin 11y ago
yah absolutely ext4 has progressively had its' performance reduced because what made it faster than ext3 created a lot of corner cases that make it far less reliable, and Btrfs is at least a fresh design, but doesn't seem to be pa

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