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kmos17
5y ago
Having just implemented wireguard for the first time, and having extensive networking knowledge, I agree it is simple but not easy, and the primary reason is the really poor documentation. If they just had a proper how to guide for first ti
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kmos17
5y ago
Hmm, I would say 600k deaths in the US alone qualifies as a rush when the vaccines are reducing these to 0. There is in fact quite a lot of data out there.
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kmos17
6y ago
It is really depressing to read such an opinion steeped in disinformation on a tech site, the science behind vaccines is indisputably proven in general. These specific vaccines have gone through trials and the risk is statistically insignif
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kmos17
6y ago
You do realize the young going out and becoming immune is what is filling up hospitals? The vast majority of young people have older or vulnerable people in their life. We’ve so far had 10x the number of deaths in the US compared to a bad f
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6y ago
I remember him making a lot of noise about making insulin super cheap or giving us the best and cheapest health plan to replace obamacare, he had a full 4 years in office to accomplish this, including two years with complete control of cong
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kmos17
6y ago
You are comparing two different numbers, homicides with percent of prison population for all crimes? The opening paragraph on that first link you shared seems to directly contradict what you are saying “Overall, black Americans are arrested
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kmos17
6y ago
Yes, specifically when he refused to commit to accept the results of the election if he didn’t win. As the events leading to and including Jan 6 showed, this was not just bluster, he used all means including illegal ones to try to hold on t
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kmos17
6y ago
No idea why, but maybe the same reason the flu is not as much of an issue there as it is in developed countries ? Masks are proven to lower transmission rates for covid.
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kmos17
6y ago
It’s a tough one, i lucked out on my first co founder, we went 50:50 and it went really well, but we were both contributing heavily and both have very easy going personalities. On another one it was a complete disaster with a personality s
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6y ago
called witnesses?
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kmos17
6y ago
Funny how one can describe something and be blind to its most blatant example we had just in front of us for the last 4 years. 1/6 was the beer hall putsh, a dress reversal for a coup that only failed because of how incompetent its mai
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kmos17
6y ago
Universal health care/medicare for all would in my opinion be the most impactful help small businesses and startups could get. So many people stuck in jobs just because they can’t risk losing health coverage.
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kmos17
6y ago
Thanks, that’s is a really comprehensive list, as always there is very rarely a single reason for such large scale changes like wage stagnation. Imo wage stagnation in the US seems to be far more attributable to deregulation, decline of uni
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kmos17
6y ago
Did you read the article? The problem is not just the fee (insanely high for a bootcamp), but that graduates are hired out to companies and paid rates that sound much lower than market rates, which most likely they are charging the companie
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kmos17
6y ago
Yes it got so bad i just turned it off. I especially dislike that it picks up names from the address book. Gesture typing is surprisingly good though, i’ve just switched over to relying on it, still getting some typos but overall better tha
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kmos17
6y ago
That is some very selective concern you have about free speech. We just spent 4 years under a president directly attacking the free press and any individual dating to criticize him in any way, an absolute assault on free speech by the head
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kmos17
6y ago
There actually is hard evidence of direct Russian manipulation and the Mueller report’s overall conclusion was that there was extensive manipulation: “ The Mueller report found that the Russian government "interfered in the 2016 presid
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kmos17
6y ago
There are plenty of opposition political voices. We are very far from 1930’s Germany and this kind of comparison just weakens any argument for a reasoned discussion about what is going on with social media companies blocking specific group
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6y ago
Scapegoat?? When he has been spending the last 5 years claiming elections are rigged with 0 proof and inciting his followers to riot in a speech right before the capitol was attacked? the propaganda juice is flowing. The president directly
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kmos17
6y ago
listen to his speech inciting his followers to go to the capitol. You can decide if it’s sedition or not, but the end result is undeniably an insurrection, and his words are what directly invited them to do this.
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kmos17
6y ago
Where is your data to backup this claim? Maybe you are right that claims are approved most of the time but in my experience the problem with our health care system is not just denial of claims, but about the cost of medical services and me
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kmos17
6y ago
Good to know. We only had about 20 domains to setup, so we didn’t hit any numbers like that.
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kmos17
6y ago
Stackpath has a pretty solid WAF at very affordable cost with no per domain cost (last time I set it up for a client at least, I am not affiliated to them so not sure that’s still the case.) Always surprised I rarely see them mentioned, Cl
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kmos17
6y ago
Haven’t tried it yet but looks well thought out and presented. If I can ask, how do you compare with maxmind, and what is the source of your geoip data?
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kmos17
6y ago
Close to 1k death per day today for the US is already a sizable number.
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kmos17
6y ago
The numbers are in South Korea or Taiwan, or much closer to home at any hospital. Some people misusing masks does not negate their overall effectiveness.
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kmos17
6y ago
A better comparison btw would be looking at Korea, it’s a good example of proper enforcement and key events leading to new outbreaks. Masks are like seat belts, air bags, driving at the speed limit, etc. None of these guarantees you won’t d
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6y ago
Spain reopened their bars and nightlife with predictable results. On 0% of people not wearing masks, besides this being a ridiculous impossible number, the evidence is quite contrary: https://www.google.com/amp/s/
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kmos17
6y ago
The countries going back on lockdown have not been good at enforcing mask use. Masks are not a magic solution but they are an important part of keeping the virus in check along with contract tracing, and enforcement on high risk conditions
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kmos17
10y ago
Sounds great, but maybe defining what is impact investing higher up in the page would be helpful for people not familiar with the term and what it entails.
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