manarth

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by manarth 1mo ago
> "gmail.zip or outlook.mov" will probably flag you as a spammer > "web.de isn't well-known outside of German circles" I'm not sure that "gmail" or "outlook" would cause peop
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by manarth 1mo ago
There was a good follow-up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49333344 "Judge sets framework for Nine PBS to retrieve archival data" Looks like a sensible recognition of the responsibility to restore the data a
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by manarth 1mo ago
I think this is the intended link: https://www.kcra.com/article/california-energy-commission-ti... https://archive.is/ZquET
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by manarth 1mo ago
> "Can other e-commerce sites legally "one-click" to purchase like Amazon now?" Amazon doesn't use one-click any more. The closest it gets is "Buy now", which is two clicks from item page to pur
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by manarth 1mo ago
Enjoy your steak, Mr Reagan.
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by manarth 1mo ago
> "their vendor could effectively just decide to commit crimes" Going bankrupt isn't inherently criminal. And IM are likely to be within their contractual rights to lock the OSS account if IM isn't being paid.
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by manarth 2mo ago
TLDR: a fishing lure made of plastic which looks a little like a sea urchin and is reported to be an extremely successful lure.
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by manarth 2mo ago
https://archive.is/1fkQp
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by manarth 2mo ago
https://archive.is/ou64Y
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by manarth 2mo ago
https://archive.is/0Vi6e
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by manarth 2mo ago
Original link goes to a duckduckgo search. Better link: https://simpleflying.com/faa%2Dmarine%2Done%2Denvoy%2Dair%2D...
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by manarth 2mo ago
https://archive.is/54nEd
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by manarth 2mo ago
https://archive.is/Pj55Z
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by manarth 2mo ago
> "Mice smoke?" The experiment summary: > "The team bred four strains of mice. > They then exposed the mice to a single dose of the liver carcinogen diethylnitrosamine (DEN). > DEN is found in to
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by manarth 2mo ago
It's a bit more than that. The migration from mouse models to human understanding is long and complex, and although it's a meme, "in mice" is a good shortcut for saying "This is a good start, but it's not ready
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by manarth 2mo ago
https://archive.ph/d83AD
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by manarth 2mo ago
Taking the record away from Boeing might also have been a factor
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by manarth 2mo ago
Imagine picking the suspect out of the line-up, or drawing up a photo-fit.
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by manarth 2mo ago
The prion accumulates in certain tissues: mainly brain and spinal column, but also (to a lesser extent) intestinal tissue and lymphatic system.
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by manarth 2mo ago
the plural of anecdote is not data.
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by manarth 2mo ago
> "If there is a huge demand for shipping goods internationally, > investing in ships and planes isn't burning money. > There is massive demand for compute in the world right now" Emphasis on right now
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by manarth 2mo ago
UniSuper? (The claim felt so wild I wanted to check, and indeed, the private Google Cloud for the $125bn Australian pension fund was accidentally deleted by a provisioning misconfiguration. Any others?)
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by manarth 2mo ago
Perhaps logging into GitHub (without creating a separate "johndoe-mynewcorp" account)? I'd need to see a number of red flags before interpreting a corporate laptop as an attack vector though. And if it is an attack vector,
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by manarth 2mo ago
> "I will probably not use vs code at all for untrusted repos now" The meaning of "Trust" is pretty unambiguous. If you're clicking "Trust this" for a repository you don't trust , I'm
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by manarth 2mo ago
Kind-of exists with VSCode Remote, although for stricter isolation you'd want VSCode Server via a web-browser.
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by manarth 2mo ago
https://archive.is/A7x8J
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by manarth 2mo ago
Want to stream Netflix? Disney+? Hulu? You need to hook something up to a network, and another device would have similar risks. Setting up a sandboxed VPC or auditing traffic is beyond the means of the average TV owner.
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by manarth 2mo ago
> "This is particularly helpful for people who work in hot environments such as construction sites, factories, warehouses and outdoor event venues" It'd need thoughtful installation at indoor venues, to avoid warmi
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by manarth 2mo ago
Given that energy prices are negative during this period (because of surplus solar which needs to be drained into a load to keep the grid balanced) – this is effectively consumers providing "free" balancing-services to the grid.
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by manarth 2mo ago
My cat enjoys catnip, but I have to be careful after she eats some – she gets excited and wants to play, but she forgets her usual "care and attention" with her claws, and can be a bit "scratchy". Not deliberately – she

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