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by lima 5y ago
"Private subnet" is just one way to accomplish it - what you want is a firewall that drops inbound traffic by default, and private subnet/NAT is one common way to do it that does have some downsides (extra complexity - you ne
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by lima 5y ago
Genuine question.
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by lima 5y ago
And cytotoxicity - with the second shot, the body will have cytotoxic T cells which could target some of the transfected cells. But, why not to be worried: - It's a normal process and most cells will be replaced. - The effects would be
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by lima 5y ago
> And did they do the same study against people who got the flu and other diseases? Does this matter?
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by lima 5y ago
Bug bounty programs tend to get utterly swamped with low-quality reports and entitled researchers. It can be hard to separate signal from noise.
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by lima 5y ago
> linux or Windows, maybe less on osx Trivial on macOS, too. Smartphone operating systems are better (and ChromeOS).
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by lima 5y ago
> In fact the language spoken by the Swiss cannot be understood by almost all Germans, yet it is still called German. It's called "Schweizerdeutsch" (Swiss German) and is indeed a separate language. In fact, every region
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by lima 5y ago
> People bricking their devices are people actively doing things that brick their devices ... such as flashing their own bootloaders or overwriting the system partitions. This isn't required for any of the fancy mods :)
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by lima 5y ago
> Is there aspect of this that I don't understand? Yes - it's very useful for access points which change location often.
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by lima 5y ago
> Google is known to fingerprint you on their sites[0] To my understanding, Google (and many other sites) use WebGL and other fingerprinting techniques to distinguish real users from bots. This does not mean they use it to track indivi
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by lima 5y ago
Google employees do not usually have access to user data - only a very small subset of engineers do, and it's strictly controlled. "Political activists" is just one (rather unlikely) insider threat among many that a company l
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by lima 5y ago
Google has a reputation for good internal controls (that Facebook was lacking at the time).
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by lima 5y ago
Issue dependencies with a graph showing all up- and downstream blocking/blocked issues.
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by lima 5y ago
Gerrit handles this perfectly - you can just add the third commit to your stack (and even amend the earlier ones) and it works as expected, adding it to the relation chain.
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by lima 5y ago
You got downvoted the boring way.
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by lima 5y ago
Reviewable is another similar review improvement tool for GitHub: https://reviewable.io ...or just use Gerrit[1], which can do everything these do out of the box, and has a much nicer workflow than GitHub once you got over the l
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by lima 5y ago
It does an excellent job handling stacks! You may be mistaking it for Phabricator, which defaults to squashing.
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by lima 5y ago
> This is unexpected. They've been down to only one developer (Evan himself) for a while. Still sad :( https://secure.phabricator.com/differential/query/all/
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by lima 5y ago
Check again - it got a serious makeover recently. It's still far from intutive, but so much better than it used to be. It's a power user tool that has a slight learning curve.
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by lima 5y ago
Ack! Recently moved from Phabricator to Gerrit and deleting Arcanist was a plus.
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by lima 5y ago
That's a funny way of making engineering design decisions.
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by lima 5y ago
Still okay in casual conversation (vs. scientific discourse).
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by lima 5y ago
> I have been working with Bazel in my personal monorepo (~6 months now), and the fact that Justine, someone I believe knows Bazel/Blaze well, uses GNU Make, makes me re-think my decision: perhaps I should re-consider it. I have qu
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by lima 5y ago
That's exactly the point - it must succeed, or panic. Panics are for programming errors and crash the program.
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by lima 5y ago
Yes and no - that this kind of policy is hard to enforce, and only affects your code base. The nice thing about Go is that its simplicity permeates the entire ecosystem.
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by lima 5y ago
You can do this with a browser like Chrome by creating a shortcut with "Open As Window".
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by lima 5y ago
Web apps can send notifications just fine, even in the background.
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by lima 5y ago
Slack has a fun dark pattern - they purposefully remove functionality from their web app to make you install their native app. The web app has a workspace switcher sidebar, but it only appears on ChromeOS, where you can't install the n
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by lima 6y ago
But even hi res Bluetooth audio is quite terrible compared to what the DAC is capable of.
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by lima 6y ago
node_exporter is a lot more robust. Had both running for a while and netdata would get stuck when there's I/O trouble, while node_exporter was carefully built not to do any I/O and kept working just fine.

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