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by kl4m 6y ago
> should never be used to install telemetry or spyware or to re-enable it if it was previously switched off I lost track of the number of times a friendly Windows 10 (and 7) update has re-enabled telemetry. Either that or there is yet a
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by kl4m 6y ago
echo o > /proc/sysrq-trigger will shutdown a AWS instance immediately. I've used it a couple of times to make real sure my costly spot instance was terminated. https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v4.1
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by kl4m 6y ago
This page was loading so many trackers for a full minute (doubleclick, openx, google.ca???) that my laptop started heating up. I'll wait for another media source to read about it, thanks.
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by kl4m 6y ago
Estimates set the lower bound at 250x the size of the observable universe, according to the limits of measurement of the "flatness" of our local space. https://arxiv.org/abs/1101.5476
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by kl4m 6y ago
Not any more than walking in the street and trying car doors.
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by kl4m 6y ago
And then there's the updates
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by kl4m 6y ago
This one? "Trump Tweets Sensitive Surveillance Image Of Iran" https://www.npr.org/2019/08/30/755994591/president-trump-twe...
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by kl4m 6y ago
Good old "cert replaced but apache/nginx failed to reload" has bitten me more than once...
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by kl4m 6y ago
Postmark, or sendgrid
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by kl4m 6y ago
Have you tried signing up with a gmail then changing you primary email in profile? Edit: @gmx. address by any chance?
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by kl4m 6y ago
Asymptomatic does not mean permanently infected
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by kl4m 6y ago
Which evidence? Are you referring to the "lag" in immune response in the initial stage of infection?
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by kl4m 6y ago
Beats me. They offer "Premium" (~0.12$/GB) and lately "Regular" (~0.8/GB) network tiers, and their interconnect service. I guess high cost of outbound networking helps locking in customers as well.
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by kl4m 6y ago
If it's a mild infection, by definition, the immune system has squashed it. If it didn't, the virus would take hold; it's not a latent viral infection like herpes. Edit: okay, okay, I didn't specify "a mild infectio
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by kl4m 6y ago
Can't you create an "application password" for IMAP?
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by kl4m 6y ago
Which is pretty much everyone else except GCP.
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by kl4m 6y ago
Interestingly, on gitlab.com, you can trigger some options (create Merge Request, skip the CI pipeline for your push or set CI variables) straight through git push --push-option https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/pr
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by kl4m 7y ago
Not on people with COVID-19.
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by kl4m 7y ago
Network throughput should be tested with iperf ( https://iperf.fr/ ), certainly not scp
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by kl4m 7y ago
Sure polymer fumes are bad, but this is about oiling a bike chain.
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by kl4m 7y ago
Your link is mixing up the two molecules by calling PFAS "The Teflon chemical". "Teflon", the non-stick final product, is PTFE with a very strong fluorine chemical bond and no chance of reacting with the human body at no
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by kl4m 7y ago
How to approach the lack of network effect at the beginning while paying upfront? Many sites/apps are free for "basic" features, presumably for this reason.
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by kl4m 7y ago
Is it the problem that Gitlab merge trains aim to solve? https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/merge_request_pipelines/pipeli...
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by kl4m 7y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20704138
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by kl4m 7y ago
But it's not mass surveillance at all. Specific people, specific circumstances, warrant.
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by kl4m 7y ago
Another viewpoint: https://john-millikin.com/sre-school/no-haunted-forests
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by kl4m 7y ago
The light is redshifted when it "climbs out" of a strong gravity field but still moves through space at a constant speed. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift
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by kl4m 8y ago
They still allow use of their platform... People can upload and view the videos. They're just disavowing "partnership" through the monetization program.
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by kl4m 8y ago
Youtube is demonetizing here, not censoring.
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by kl4m 8y ago
The best thing about publishing books is they don't need that pesky peer review!

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