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by latch 12y ago
It'd be nice to have this squared with research in vegetarianism (high-carb, low-fat) which long term studies indicate has a number of health benefits [1] My own take, which I've mentioned before, is that the the starting point is
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by latch 12y ago
#2 and #3 in your list are rather sweeping (fail2ban does more than protect ssh). I'm no expert either, the only thing I'd add is to disable password-based logins and root-login [1] [1] http://www.unixlore.net/arti
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by latch 12y ago
other things to consider: # if you compiled --with-http_spdy_module listen 443 ssl spdy; # amusing how many of these you'll get location ~*\.php { add_header "Not Found" 404; } # prett
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Gridland (from the creator of a Dark Room)(gridland.doublespeakgames.com)
5 points by latch 12y ago|1 comments
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by latch 12y ago
The article doesn't miss this point, it explicitly and absolutely disagrees with it: "FOR all this ambition, China is not bent on global domination. It has little interest in polities beyond Asia, except in as much as they provi
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by latch 12y ago
The Economist had a good (i think) piece on India's military [1] which makes me think India's more like a mouse than an elephant. At least, militarily speaking, which I acknowledge your comment wasn't explicitly about. Econom
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by latch 12y ago
I'm less forgiving...I agree the content is great and when I set my mind to look around, I always find something I really like. But it's a battle. It's slow. It doesn't run well on my laptop, and search and recommendatio
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by latch 12y ago
I meant this in the sense that, for most cases, a typical deploy of something (most likely RabbitMQ) is going to meet their needs. There's a large community, stable libraries for every library and plenty of blog posts and tutorials. Ma
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by latch 12y ago
There are thousands (tens of thousands?) of dedicated providers, not to mention the possibility of colocating. But here's the kicker, even if Rackspace was better than all the other ones and you were ok with paying the hefty price, in
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by latch 12y ago
Rackspace is a tarnished brand for me. I immediately associate it with ridiculous pricing and bad "cloud" (mosso). With closed eyes it refused to see the quicksand of commodity it built its tower on. I was hoping to come up with
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by latch 12y ago
Legitimately curious what alternative you suggest for handling under-performing employees?
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by latch 12y ago
Some initial feedback: 1 - My first CC was rejected 2 - The spelling hint (the red line) is bad. Just type "Hollowness" and, for me at least, it underlines "Hollownes" and doesn't pick up the last "s" unti
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Ask HN: Most useful travel accessories
2 points by latch 12y ago|1 comments
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by latch 12y ago
Surprised? No. Disappointed? Yes. We switched from github to gitlab on a DO instance. Recommend 10x over.
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Nokia X2: Microsoft's first Android Phone(techcrunch.com)
2 points by latch 12y ago|1 comments
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by latch 12y ago
I think a vegan would intentionally need to try to avoid protein, or a specific amino acid, to run into any issues (or be uneducated about basic nutrition, in which case any diet could be dangerous). B12 is a different issue. I cheat and ea
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by latch 12y ago
Was waiting for someone to say that ;) You either refuse to trust Health Canada, USDA, British Nutritional Foundation, NHMRC and so on (including all bureaucrats and scientists), or you study chemistry and biology, medicine and nutrition, o
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by latch 12y ago
The bar is low enough that simply getting people to eat less processed foods is a win. We can debate how the liver breaks down sugar, or whether milk should be avoided, but that seems inconsequential when people are eating "hamburgers&
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by latch 12y ago
I wasn't thinking about caffeine (but if that's the issue, tea or coffee seem like good alternative). I was thinking about the health issues its linked to (kidney problems, type 2 diabetes, dental issues, ...)
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by latch 12y ago
Because, to the best of my knowledge, there's no good that comes from it. It may not be as harmful as smoking, but it's still linked to a number of health issues. 4 seems excessive. update - references added: Kidney issues http:&
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by latch 12y ago
I'm shocked that Bill Gates drinks 3-4 Diet Cokes a day. Probably harder for me to understand than seeing educated people smoke (since, at least with smoking, there's a chemical dependency at play)
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by latch 13y ago
The AWS marketing folks don't get paid enough. https://www.netflix.com/openconnect/hardware
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by latch 13y ago
Corn is stupidly cheap and a fairly caloric, which directly addressed my parents point. It's also high in protein, fiber and Bs. Movie popcorn and or the corn syrup in pop aren't healthy.
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by latch 13y ago
Rice, lentils, beans, vegetables (corn, potatoes in particular), soy/tofu/tempeh, oats are all stupidly cheap and healthy.
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Living with lag – an oculus rift experiment(youtube.com)
4 points by latch 13y ago|1 comments
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by latch 13y ago
I know what you mean; it doesn't [thankfully] happen for complex interfaces, but I maintain that it's useful (OP possibly overstates) as a composition of smaller interfaces. It's completely possible to write a type which sati
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by latch 13y ago
With implicit interfaces you're not tied to a specific interface, but rather the method(s). If you have a type that implements Close() error, your type can now be used anywhere (include other people's code) which accepts an io.Clo
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by latch 13y ago
That article doesn't make your case. All it provides is an unsourced "American men are also doing less shaving, according to a Euromonitor Inc. analyst, as stubble and facial hair becomes more popular." Most of the article is
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by latch 13y ago
Opinion or fact? Sounds like BS to me. Is there really a "significant uptick of men" as you suggest? Or is there merely a significant uptick amongst people you know? Have you considered the international market? How big is Gillete
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by latch 13y ago
kimsufi is just OVH's budget brand (not that there's anything wrong with that, but your parent already mentioned OVH, so I thought some people might not know that they aren't really distinct)

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