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by lwf 7y ago
Even if the case was tried today, 9th Cir. isn't binding on other regions of the US, and there's a bit of a split, as detailed in the opinion[1]: > In recognizing that the CFAA is best understood as an anti-intrusion statute an
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by lwf 7y ago
You can also just scroll down to read the entire article.
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by lwf 7y ago
Your BMC network should be configured for client isolation, e.g. one BMC should not be able to talk to the other, only a central gateway.
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by lwf 7y ago
Interesting to ponder, but hard to draw any conclusions. There are too many confounding factors, including other prominent suicides covered in the media. LA Times article criticising the study[1]: > While no variations in the suicide rat
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by lwf 7y ago
CC does allow for "collections"[1]: > All Creative Commons licenses (including the version 4.0 licenses) allow licensed material to be included in collections such as anthologies, encyclopedias, and broadcasts. You may choose
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by lwf 7y ago
If you don't have a credit or debit card it's one of the only ways to pay for the service, save asking to borrow a friend's card. According to the FDIC, 6.5% of American households lacked a bank account at all in 2017.[1] [
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by lwf 7y ago
Let's imagine you use 3 different marketing providers, plus an in-house one, because you're a big company and your teams all want to use whichever tool works best for them. A user unsubscribes. This creates an entry in one specifi
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by lwf 7y ago
Singapore's airport also does right-before-gate screenings at 3 of its 4 terminals. Unlike Tegel, though, the gate area and the screening areas are open spaces, with glass to separate. Tegel always feels a bit claustrophobic, and as a
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by lwf 7y ago
The author signed a CLA. "7 checks passed", and if you click "View Details" you see: > license/cla All CLA requirements met. Also mentioned in https://github.com/microsoft/calculator/blo
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by lwf 7y ago
The lever here is export control, e.g. "you can't export this tech to these people, countries, vendors" etc, rather than a request to perform some affirmative action at the behest of a government. ( a "writ", if you
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by lwf 7y ago
It's just a tracking pixel: > “I am writing regarding your emails from yesterday, which contained an embedded image that was not contained in any of your previous emails,” Parlatore wrote. “At the risk of sounding paranoid, this ima
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by lwf 8y ago
Working without JS is still a core requirement of GDS sites; c.f. https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/technology/using-progressi... and for more as to why: https://gds.blog.gov.uk/2013/10/2
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by lwf 8y ago
The minimalism reminds me of http://openbookproject.net/pybiblio/tips/elkner/vim4python.p... , which was written by my CS teacher from high school, and has survived me ~10 years.
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by lwf 8y ago
That's strange, especially since every PO box* is in fact a unique ZIP+4, so more than meets the "unique delivery point" requirement. For example, the full ZIP+4 of "PO BOX 391234, CAMBRIDGE MA 02139" is "02139
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by lwf 8y ago
Doesn't most/all news on Bloomberg Terminal make it to the public sites, with some delay? The cost of the terminal includes expensive hardware, high quality support, multi-language API bindings, etc. c.f. https://www.qu
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by lwf 8y ago
Dropbox sponsors most of the developers of http://mypy-lang.org/ , an optional static typing system for Python. I've found it to be hugely useful in safely working in a large Python codebase :) (NB: I work at Dropbox)
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by lwf 8y ago
We're at 3.4 right now, but there's concern that shipping any non-SSPL-licensed version is unsustainable for the lifetime of a Debian release. See https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=916107
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by lwf 8y ago
You're thinking of GNU Classpath, maybe? OpenJDK is (a subset of) the Oracle JDK. > OpenJDK is the official reference implementation of Java SE since version 7. and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenJDK#Releas
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by lwf 8y ago
You're reading way more into both the PagerDuty guide and my comments than was intended. Work-life balance is great. Personally, I don't feel like I need to respond to queries on nights or weekends, take plenty of vacation, and fe
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by lwf 8y ago
Life gets in the way of scheduled work (on-call). The section you're quoting is about enabling on-call people to have lives without on-call constraints. It's encouraging people to be considerate and cover a colleague's shif
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by lwf 8y ago
It isn't a fork, it's an entirely new database that implements the same API. c.f. https://twitter.com/nathankpeck/status/1083385031207387136 from someone at AWS DevRel. There's nothing about Mongo&#
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by lwf 8y ago
And also after the Mother of All Demos in December 1968. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mother_of_All_Demos
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by lwf 8y ago
Individual journos or architects, sure. Firms? Fat chance. https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748704317704574503... > The Wall Street Journal plans to close its news operation in Boston, eliminating nine posi
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by lwf 8y ago
Weird, I haven't had that experience -- I've switched between Fi and my work SIM several times while abroad using the chooser in my Pixel 3's settings… Did you perhaps somehow reset your eSIM? Edit: ah, you were using a phy
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by lwf 8y ago
> (Its the same complaint I have against Let’s Encrypt. They shoved down a policy which is antithetical to helping their mission.) Can you expand what you mean by this? I'm drawing a blank.
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by lwf 8y ago
Per https://opensource.google.com/docs/releasing/publishing/#dis... : > Unless your project is an official Google product, you must state “This is not an officially supported Google product” in an appropria
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by lwf 8y ago
Note this is mostly (entirely?) old news, first reported by Motherboard. c.f. https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/xwk9zd/how-facebo... (via https://twitter.com/josephfcox/status&#x
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by lwf 8y ago
Yes, and the full set is listed in https://github.com/Microsoft/mu_basecore/blob/0d16728c1b41e2... .
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by lwf 8y ago
Their FAQ actually provides all the pointers I was otherwise able to come up with, so is probably worth a shot: https://you.23andme.com/reports/ghr.alzheimers/faq/ In addition, you may find it helpful to talk
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by lwf 8y ago
cURL speaks SMTP natively, so you could also send to a local SMTP server, or to the SMTP server in your email provider's MX records. (For emailing myself, I've never had much trouble sending mail directly to Gmail's MX record

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