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by kilburn 5y ago
DMARC and SPF apply to the domain of the sender , not the recipient. If the SPF records for domain.tld only allow their network's IPs, it means that they won't accept mails FROM domain.tld that come from outside their network. Ma
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by kilburn 5y ago
Not that I care about zoom, but screen sharing is in a problematic state since the introduction of Wayland: - If you use X.org, things are mostly fine because there are no security barriers and screen capturing has been done the same way si
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by kilburn 5y ago
What many people don't realize is that medicine as a whole is already some sort of expert system (i.e.: a flavor of AI). There are researchers that conduct experiments to produce meaningful data and extract conclusions from that data.
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by kilburn 5y ago
I'm from Spain and my wife is a family doctor. It really is like that here too.
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by kilburn 5y ago
We should push to adopt a standard iconography for "language/region menu/options". A good candidate may be a world icon (which some companies already use, e.g.: dell.com). Once there, given that the language list itself
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by kilburn 5y ago
> /bin, /usr/bin, /usr/sbin? Who knows! If anyone is curious: Historically /bin and /sbin contained the binaries that were necessary to bring up the system (especially to mount the /usr partition,
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by kilburn 5y ago
The issue there is that "being in country X" and "wanting to see the site in language Y" is going to be against some users' preferences. Examples: - Canadians from Quebec may prefer the site in french (but use CAD a
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by kilburn 5y ago
> banning US-based companies doing business in Europe because of the way EU-customer data is treated in the US would speed up better regulations in the US tremendously Maybe it would, or maybe it would spur a tariff-war between the EU an
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by kilburn 5y ago
The checked and compatible stdlib is an extra provided by the project. Deno runs code in a sandbox where you need to give permissions to scripts/modules for them to access local files, the network, etc: https://deno.land&#x2
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by kilburn 5y ago
That's why mechanism design [1] exists as a field of study. The whole idea of that field is to provide the proper incentives to steer the participants towards your objective. Yes, considering they will try to "game" the syste
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by kilburn 5y ago
Heck, even Starcraft's source code was lost by Blizzard. It was then recovered thanks to a random guy finding a golden master source code disk in a "blizzard stuff box" he bought through ebay https://mashable.com&#
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by kilburn 5y ago
Everybody makes mistakes. Being senior doesn't make you infallible, or otherwise we wouldn't spend huge amounts of resources building tools that are essentially mistake-catchers: smarter type systems, linters, static analyzers and
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by kilburn 5y ago
Is that really a problem from a legal perspective? There are plenty of things that are easy to do but have strict legal frameworks around them. Quick examples include copyright laws, use of force/violence and driving rules.
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by kilburn 5y ago
I always wondered how AWS/Amazon got away without the strong authentication. It turned out that they don't anymore in my case: > Your card payment ending in XXXX failed when we attempted to charge it for AWS services on account
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by kilburn 5y ago
The php world invented the phar format [1] to deal with the single file tool/app distribution issue. In fact, composer uses dependencies managed by itself in their sources. Then it gets packaged and distributed as a single file that in
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by kilburn 5y ago
and if you want to learn then you should watch Daniel Naroditsky's videos (pick the series/part that suits your level) https://www.youtube.com/c/DanielNaroditskyGM/playlists He also comments frequently,
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by kilburn 5y ago
I don't know about others, but when I think of the "good old google days" I'm _not_ expecting the results for your example queries to be any good. In those days querying took some effort but the effort paid off. The resu
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by kilburn 5y ago
> Has it accidentally become a halfway useful site? It has. It is nowhere near the quality of MDN, but also nowhere nearly as bad as it used to be. W3Schools has less information than MDN. This is bad for the experienced, but a relief fo
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by kilburn 5y ago
> The best way I've found to interrupt it is to ask myself "what if they're right" and/or "in what way might this person be right that I may not have considered"? There's also a great question to a
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by kilburn 5y ago
My favorite player by far: https://www.twitch.tv/theknownworld - mostly weekly streams https://www.youtube.com/user/TheKnownWorld - some informational videos (strategies and such) as well as challenges
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by kilburn 5y ago
It may also be because only software developers call themselves that. If you look up computer programmers or analysts suddenly it's not that lopsided (they are not even the first group).
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by kilburn 5y ago
> changing default shortcuts from CMD to CTRL. Is swapping the positions enough? I strongly recommend not to do this. I did it and it was a nightmare: some of mac's hotkeys are like linux hotkeys but reversing Meta & Ctrl, but
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by kilburn 5y ago
Their entire network is down. It seems connected to some routing "improvements" they had planned that went REALLY wrong: https://twitter.com/ovh_status/status/1448185498812485633 ... and yeah, lots of si
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by kilburn 5y ago
Do you have some argument? Without arguments, your comment has as much substance as me replying: The beginner programmer copy/pastes the code. The advanced programmer writes a function, thus removing the need to maintain copies of the
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by kilburn 5y ago
The advantage here is that you are not repeating the type of the property twice (once as optional in the base type, once as mandatory in the extended class). Even though the code may seem inscrutable, note that the resulting type is fairly
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by kilburn 5y ago
The big issue with ECS+Fargate is the lack of CPU bursting capability. This means that if you want to run a small service that doesn't consume much, you have two options: 1. Use a 0.25cpu + 0.5gb ram configuration and accept that your
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by kilburn 5y ago
CDK is a higher-level (and awesome in my experience) way to just generate CloudFormation specs. In other words, you need both CloudFormation and CDK support for features to become available there. In terms of getting new features fast CDK
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by kilburn 5y ago
I've found that "does that make sense?" only works when the other party is humble and confident enough to say "no". This is rare when you are in an "authority" position (e.g.: teacher, boss) or with certai
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by kilburn 5y ago
That's what they want you to believe. The other point is: > Additional Information On How We Handle Your Data. Our updated Terms and Privacy Policy provide more information on how we process your data, and our commitment to privacy.
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by kilburn 5y ago
I still do. Furthermore, at this point I'm having two questions about it: 1. The notice clearly said that if I didn't accept I wouldn't be able to continue to use WhatsApp after some date in the past (I don't remember it

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