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by kyrra 5y ago
I thought Vermont already tried single-payer healthcare? https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/why-v...
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by kyrra 5y ago
Congress is really slow/bad at updating laws. State legislatures tend to be a lot more nimble (not as partisan, as there isn't as much focus on them. Plus many states of super-majorities, so it is easier to pass things if all me
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by kyrra 5y ago
When did you last use family link?
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by kyrra 5y ago
I oddly discovered this as well (not something I thought about) when watching a playthrough video for a boardgame (Brass: Birmingham: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lzxf4tfq9as ). In there, he says "iron" as it
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by kyrra 5y ago
What do you mean by stagnant? Do you mean and individual is stuck at a certain pay level their entire life? Or do you mean that a given quintile of income has been stagnant over time? Here's a quote from basic economics (chapter 10): &
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by kyrra 5y ago
I disagree. There are two potential causes for the labor shortage: paying people not to work (ie increased government handout), and people retiring early. Both of these things have happened during the pandemic. I recommend looking at the
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by kyrra 5y ago
For those that didn't read it, I recommend the thread on bandwidth costs from 5 month ago this article links to. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27930151
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by kyrra 5y ago
I'm actually interesting in this as well. I've noticed watching the HTTP logs for my small site, I have traffic on it (it auto-polls my server every 60 seconds to report updated status), but none of those show up as "active&
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by kyrra 5y ago
AML (anti-money laundering) likely should have been triggered and caused some manual review processes to look into.
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by kyrra 5y ago
As other have said, that's why bankruptcy exists. Also, loans like this aren't a 1-year repayment, it's a much shorter window, so you are not paying 36% more, you will pay likely in a shorter time window. While 36% looks ba
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by kyrra 5y ago
What did it use prior to opengl? Is there a blog o anything that talks about that move?
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by kyrra 5y ago
I tried sublime this year now that it has an LSP (language server), along with the Go plugin. Maybe it would take more getting used to, but VSCode has done such a great job for coding in. Sublime's project view just wasn't as good
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by kyrra 5y ago
Looks like we hugged the server to death? Won't load for me or archive.is.
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by kyrra 5y ago
Log4j 1.x is safe from THIS exploit, but reading https://logging.apache.org/log4j/1.2/ , there was an exploit discovered 2 years ago that was never fixed on the official branch ( https://www.cvedetails.co
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by kyrra 5y ago
agreed, it was a bad example. You can fill them out like forms and the like.
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by kyrra 5y ago
May as well have the web just be a series of PDFs, I've never heard of exploits in those! /s Even just rendering engines can have bugs that can be exploited by specially crafted content. While it reduces the attack surface, it w
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by kyrra 5y ago
Most pro's I watch (like: Lawrence Systems) don't like the UDM all that much due to lack of features. While you get a single pane-of-glass for managing the Wifi and Router, having some other product for a router tends to be bette
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by kyrra 5y ago
I give Krebs a little credit here because the "whistleblower" from his original article was really an insider that was part of the investigation into the breach. Obviously this source was also the hacker, but knowing that was imp
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by kyrra 5y ago
Googler, opinions are my own. I don't work on these systems at all. My general understanding is that Google wants to prevent account takeovers, as it happens far too often. They flag accounts for various heuristics, even if you know
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by kyrra 5y ago
Employees there were getting advertisements in both directions though, right?
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by kyrra 5y ago
Cloth Masks: I think you're wrong here? Per the CDC[0] (which all airlines seem to link to), it says: > Cloth masks should be made with two or more layers of a breathable fabric that is tightly woven (i.e., fabrics that do not let
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by kyrra 5y ago
That study is flawed in many ways. And one thing to point out, if you do take the study at face value, cloth mask do virtually nothing, only surgical masks did something ( AKA the intervention group). The study was not blind, so the interv
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by kyrra 5y ago
Googler, opinions are my own. I wasn't at Google when PRISM was discovered. As far as I understand, your take on this is incorrect. At least for Google, people that worked there were pissed, some posting nasty posts about the NSA hack
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by kyrra 5y ago
In case you didn't actually click any of the articles, I recommend at least reading the first. It talks about needing a new treaty for space to deal with space debris. The other two focus on national defense from a US perspective.
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by kyrra 5y ago
It's worth noting that Russia is not the only country that has done this. The US, China, and India have all blown up a satellite with a rocket from Earth. Here a couple of Wall Street journal commentary (AKA opinion) pieces on the top
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by kyrra 5y ago
How about Vermont? Their 7day COVID rate is high (53 per 100k), and they are the highest vaccinated rate in the continental US. https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/national/corona... For OR, I unders
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by kyrra 5y ago
Best guess I've seen on hit this has to do with how much time people are spending inside due to weather. See the screenshot of covid positivity rates at two different dates. https://mobile.twitter.com/EricTopol/st
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by kyrra 5y ago
I think everybody knew he would walk on the murder charges before the trial even started. One of the charges against him is a weapons charge that he is most certainly going to be found guilty of.
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by kyrra 5y ago
As others have sort of pointed out, your opening sentence is incorrect. That "307W" draw is "Full System Power Consumption", not just the CPU. The 12900K will draw around 230-240W at max load (when doing work like Blen
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by kyrra 5y ago
Super awesome! Feature request: up-arrow support (like bash shell has). IE: I want to reply the last command, or fix something in it (because I typed it wrong). Being able to up-arrow through my command history is something I use regularl

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