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by m3047 5mo ago
Not just the big three, and not just credit. You are entitled to review the data they have on file for you.
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by m3047 5mo ago
All off-by-one errors can be reproduced by producing an off-by-one error of some other off-by-one error.
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by m3047 5mo ago
Tag Clouds were sticky tasty web goodness a few years back. I've got a legacy tag cloud curation tool for random collections (each collection gets its own id) of URLs. It IFRAMEs each URL to present it; no whining. I've used it fo
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by m3047 5mo ago
Stuff that's not going to be restocked has asterisks on the shelf placard... or so I've been told and it seems to match my experience.
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by m3047 5mo ago
It's entirely possible they simply ingest the JS as-is.
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by m3047 5mo ago
I'm of half Mediterranian heritage and there was an Italian restaurant that I started eating at out of spite at the French one next door where I had a horrible experience. A little commercial strip across the street from a cemetary. Gr
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by m3047 5mo ago
I interpret the OP's quest as just that, a personal quest. Some of the comments here however are just out of this world.[0] I almost would have made one like that myself but I read the article. I appreciate the commenters as spice for
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by m3047 5mo ago
Find the Leary Wheel somewhere. People have referred to the Hypernormal / Overconventional slices as the "Dale Carnegie Quadrant". Oh nevermind. Let's see what this attracts: http://athena.m3047.net/pub&#
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by m3047 5mo ago
Had catfish lately?
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by m3047 5mo ago
And most of these "managers" are barking orders, with no faith or expectation they will be followed; along with this, they find the soft cooing sounds of empty apologies comforting, rather than root cause and accepting some of the
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by m3047 5mo ago
It seems to me that assuming that debt needs to be repaid was moved to a footnote during the ZIRP years. I feel like there was a shift of the poles, the movement of a rift, you get the idea.
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by m3047 5mo ago
In my opinion and experience that "normal" case is cognitive debt. Not having coding standards enforced: cognitive as well as technical debt. Missing / incorrect documentation. Uncertainty of provenance and what's actu
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by m3047 5mo ago
Nobody in this game of musical chairs wants the music to stop because there's poop on all of them.
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by m3047 5mo ago
Visiblility is also a mental construct of what we expect to see and what we know already and can map to what we see. "Obscure" is doing a lot of work here. It doesn't necessarily mean hidden, it can mean the object's tru
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by m3047 5mo ago
Interesting. Have you seen the movie Braveheart? That's the leadup to the later humiliation of the king in battle, there's a movie / drama about this one too. Saw it recently, don't remember the name. Basically the insur
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by m3047 5mo ago
Honey pots, tar pits, bot motels, janky configs, visible telemetry (for example): these slow down adversaries in two ways. 1) They directly slow the adversary down and force them to navigate deliberately. 2) They increase uncertainty in unc
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by m3047 5mo ago
It's possible to make potted meats which will store for a time at room temperature (for extra credit, ferment it like sausage) by covering them in fat. But they didn't have ceramics apparently, I don't know offhand if you cou
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by m3047 6mo ago
> there has to be a name for this logical error Are you looking for "category confusion"? It's a conflation, but let's look at the logic. (So yes, my prior is that there is logic.) "If they generated their logo b
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by m3047 6mo ago
> The disclosure even says the concern for single user systems is very low. For single user systems (not rigorously defined, I presume it's the intersection of our two definitions which we might be talking about) the nature of the e
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by m3047 6mo ago
I hope when people see RCS rev data on some of the stuff I publish it gives them pause.
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by m3047 6mo ago
This just in, licorice kills dogs. Once in a while it kills people too. (affects insulin production, and aldosterone causing blood pressure effects then downstream effects on blood potassium and kidneys)
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by m3047 6mo ago
It's an audio processing chip, so probably not going to show up in a charging cable. Although the engineering part of my brain says "noise" shows up in a lot of places...
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by m3047 6mo ago
I wasn't thinking specifically of the speed of light, what other "significant" numbers are there and what "significant" physical artifacts correspond to them? I would expect the definition of "significant"
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by m3047 6mo ago
"Of course it's a coincidence" doesn't leave me with good feels. See, we don't know what a "normal distribution" is for a correlation like this, it's not like we have a huge bag of samples to determin
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by m3047 6mo ago
nc /s
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by m3047 6mo ago
It some cases it was possible for the server to use escape sequences to "read back" parts of what the terminal displayed.
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by m3047 6mo ago
Architecture Astronaut! TCP is a stream protocol. A terminal program is expected to honor the stream protocol: I can use a terminal program to speak SMTP or HTTP. I can paste binary shit into it and copy binary shit out of it (some caveats
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by m3047 6mo ago
Amtrak sucks in so many ways, but that said for almost a decade prior to COVID when I had the opportunity (roughly yearly) I'd travel Amtrak first class between Tacoma WA and Oakland CA (Starlight). Kind of a day's vacation going
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by m3047 6mo ago
Includes numerous JVM implementations, including Azul Systems'.
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by m3047 6mo ago
> They'd just type tens of invalid commands, get frustrated and quit. Is that like the "players" who send HTTP requests to my mail server?

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