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by mentat 11y ago
I'd guess that the amount of momentum in a quickly moving train makes any changes take a lot longer to take place and mistakes harder to address in time. You don't just stamp the brakes to stop or push the accelerator to speed up.
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by mentat 11y ago
Time to do some fuzzing experiments...
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by mentat 11y ago
https://www.math.nyu.edu/~crorres/Archimedes/Crown/CrownIntr... was useful for me in correcting some myths about mass and density I'd learned.
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by mentat 11y ago
You might want to check out True Link Financial ( https://www.truelinkfinancial.com/ ). Not sure what the current state of the agreements are but you can use it technically for this sort of thing.
335.
by mentat 11y ago
Even if they were NATed I'd assert they weren't safely hidden but that's a more obscure discussion.
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by mentat 11y ago
Thanks for this, I'd been typing way too much for too long. However, dc overlaps with the dc program so I've moved to dkm and dkc (since I actually use dc from time to time.)
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by mentat 11y ago
So civil disobedience is a detriment to society?
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by mentat 11y ago
Reasonability breaks when the implementation requires technical knowledge to assess and has specific undisclosed issues in cases that matter.
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by mentat 11y ago
There's no way it would hold up in court. Perhaps the court of public opinion but nowhere else.
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by mentat 11y ago
Reported by something that has <90% accuracy? Less than 99%? It matters...
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by mentat 11y ago
They are modifiable in software too...
342.
by mentat 11y ago
You can probably manually specify in EB config files for ELB. Haven't touched that in a couple years but support should be able to help. If not reach out and I'll try to reconstruct.
343.
by mentat 11y ago
Scale? Selection of scenarios? Offload of some management?
344.
by mentat 11y ago
I know a L4 judge that's very much in the tech scene.
345.
by mentat 11y ago
320,000 people didn't download malware. A privileged user at TWC did.
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by mentat 11y ago
It's what you do with what you have and being open to always learning. Reading Masters of Doom and Making of Prince of Persia, I was around (if a few years younger) during this time but I didn't have the drive these people did unt
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by mentat 11y ago
I've been working on software systems for a couple decades where you can't just hit the reset button because they matter so I'm not particularly incline to agree on that point. The vocational school system still exists for th
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by mentat 11y ago
> With almost anything else you need all of the above plus a college or other formal education. I did misread this. Still I'm not sure this is true. Is it really the case that only in computers you're not required to have for
349.
by mentat 11y ago
You need the time to teach yourself. There are hard limits on the amount of physical and mental work a person can do, especially if the mental work requires significant concentration. I don't see you taking account of that at all.
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by mentat 11y ago
There's a common sci-fi theme about China being way ahead in the future. I've never heard a plausible explanation in book but ignoring patents is a really interesting angle.
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by mentat 11y ago
I think it's a bit of a stretch to just call Google a "newsstand". If the same company owned all the newsstands and they all carried the same papers, at what point are they publishing? (Especially if they're excerpting p
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by mentat 11y ago
> No, they don't. They attempt to figure out which site you might be looking for based on the terms you typed in; relevance to your search terms may or may not be correlated with veracity. Can you give an example of a search where r
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by mentat 11y ago
They're doing that for everything at IAD right now as well. Seems to be a new procedure they're testing.
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by mentat 11y ago
It happened during the DynamoDB outages but only for some subservices.
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by mentat 11y ago
It boils down to "don't change the implementation and the interface at the same time". It doesn't say "don't ever change the interface".
356.
by mentat 11y ago
Drivers can map the DMA regions in differently.
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by mentat 11y ago
I've become even more skeptical of "the government needs more money, think of the children" after learning a bit more about how the sausage is made in The Box (about containerization). Subsidies and the games that go around t
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by mentat 11y ago
Cryptographic data has specific signatures. It really wouldn't be that hard to find. I bet there are off the shelf solutions already. As I remember it Heartbleed key finding used this.
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by mentat 11y ago
You make a good point, identity based marketing is, I think, fundamentally manipulative, whether the purchased product is physical or not. The "problem" is that it's just so damn effective. There's a void for identity so
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by mentat 11y ago
I hear Facebook is higher.

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