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by kijin 1y ago
Reusing dishes that were served to another customer is absolutely illegal and carries significant penalties if caught. The problem, of course, is that it's difficult to catch. Many middle-aged and older customers have a habit of mixing
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by kijin 1y ago
There are records from every country around Korea, throughout recorded history, that Koreans eat a lot. There are also statements that Irish farmers ate 14 pounds of potatoes, English peasants ate 4 pounds of bread, and that Japanese samura
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by kijin 1y ago
Why should Fastmail invest in Thunderbird, an open-source email client run by a completely unrelated organization? Of course they could, out of good will. But you can't demand that they do. This is just their webapp wrapped in an off-t
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by kijin 1y ago
> the rice bowl in the photo was 3.5 inches tall with a diameter of over 6 inches, holding nearly a liter of rice to be eaten with soup that came in an even larger bowl, with an assortment of side dishes. For one person. In one meal. 1 l
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by kijin 1y ago
Most restaurants of this style have the full set pre-arranged on trays, stacked on shelves, ready to serve. Most of the banchan are a combination of dry, fermented, and strongly seasoned, so they don't spoil easily. When it's ti
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by kijin 1y ago
Where in the article does it say that the leaked information is used as a secret to pass security checks? You are attacking a straw man here.
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Yes, unless they submit statichost.page to the public suffix list.
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by kijin 1y ago
It's also good from a security perspective. Anyone who can upload HTML pages to subdomain.domain.com can read and write cookies for *.domain.com, unless you declare yourself a public suffix and enough time has passed for all the major
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by kijin 1y ago
> No need for CDN etc unless you are talking about millions of requests per day. Both caddy and nginx can handle 100s of millions of static requests per day on any off-the-shelf computer without breaking a sweat. You will run into networ
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by kijin 1y ago
At the very least, it should include colocating your server with somebody else who has better power and connectivity. As long as you have root, it's your server.
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Just because you have a limit to how much you're willing to care about somebody doesn't mean that you are feigning the care that you do give. Most people have reasonable expectations about how much care they can expect from some r
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by kijin 1y ago
You might have been interested in continuing the conversation if the other person didn't descend into trash-talking first. I think that's the message the author is trying to convey. But I agree with you that "I can't con
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At the very least, some people who otherwise wouldn't have actively looked for other opportunities might start doing so. This can have consequences several months down the road, even if they don't quit immediately.
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Yes, when these PCs inevitably get exploited, the media and the general public aren't going to distinguish the versions. It will only reinforce the stereotype that PCs are insecure, get a Mac instead.
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by kijin 1y ago
So, in order to make Windows more secure, they are leaving behind 40% of their userbase on an unsupported (i.e. vulnerable) version?
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Is that really necessary, though? Data files are useless without a program that knows how to utilize the data. Said program should already know how to decode data on the platform it's running. And if you're really working on an ob
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by kijin 1y ago
Defaults have all sorts of assumptions built into them. So if you compare different programs with their respective defaults, you are actually comparing the assumptions that the developers of those programs have in mind. For example, if you
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by kijin 1y ago
There are radiotrophic fungi that thrive in Chernobyl, so I wouldn't hold too much hope for UV either. It probably won't be able to penetrate a decent biofilm.
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The Cascadia earthquake in January 1700 produced a tsunami that traveled all the way across the ocean and hit Japan with 16-foot waves. That's what mag 9 looks like.
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Graham seems to be closer to the truth these days. Ordinary middle-class people worry about their mortgage, their retirement fund, their children's college tuition. Meanwhile, the managers are obsessed with quarterly returns.
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by kijin 1y ago
There is an 80% probability that an earthquake of magnitude 8-9 will occur in the Nankai trough (massive subduction zone along the Pacific coast of Japan) in the next 30 years. Yes, you read that correctly. Eighty percent. It's almost
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by kijin 1y ago
I would approach the issue from the other direction. Start by buying enough RAM to contain the active working set for the foreseeable future. Afterward, you can start experimenting with different swap sizes (swapfiles are easier to resize,
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by kijin 1y ago
From the article: > With swap: ... We have more visibility into the instigators of memory pressure and can act on them more reasonably, and can perform a controlled intervention. But of course if you're doing this kind of monitori
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by kijin 1y ago
The OOM killer will be just as shitty whether you have swap or not. But the more swap you have, the longer your program will be allowed to misbehave. I prefer a quick and painless death.
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by kijin 1y ago
For modern Linux servers with large amounts of RAM, my rule of thumb is between 1/8 and 1/32 of RAM, depending on what the machine is for. For example, one of my database servers has 128GB of RAM and 8GB of swap. It tends to stabi
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by kijin 1y ago
> 6. Disabling swap doesn't prevent pathological behaviour at near-OOM, although it's true that having swap may prolong it. Whether the global OOM killer is invoked with or without swap, or was invoked sooner or later, the res
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by kijin 1y ago
But now you can put it on wikipedia and cite a proper double-blinded study!
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by kijin 1y ago
Also, getting sunburnt is not the only way to get vitamin D. Wear sunscreen and go out. Enjoy the sun. And eat healthy foods that contain vitamin D.
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by kijin 1y ago
I don't see what would be so awkward about saying "Go to My Cases" even if it was spoken over the phone. The user is already looking at a screen that contains a menu that says "My Cases". You are reading out the nam
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by kijin 1y ago
We've been having a similar fraud issue here in South Korea as well. These criminals call vulnerable people, impersonate bankers or government officials, and social-engineer them into trasferring money. Some even pretend to have kidnap

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