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by metaphor 3y ago
> 95% of the US only having access to wired broadband via coaxial cable is more than just an inconvenience to switching ISPs. This 95% figure is clearly disingenuous handwaving. Briefly looking at California >= 250/25 residenti
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by metaphor 3y ago
> Housing as a vehicle for building wealth and housing becoming unaffordable for the younger generation are two sides of the same coin. To be sure, there's a distinct difference between housing as a vehicle for preserving wealth
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by metaphor 3y ago
JSTOR happened a few years after[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz#PACER
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by metaphor 3y ago
It sounds like you're not part of the addressable market[1][2]: > BEAD prioritizes unserved locations that have no internet access or that only have access under 25/3 Mbps and underserved locations only have access under 100&#
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by metaphor 3y ago
> Easiest solution would be what we have in Switzerland. If you want that government money, the fiber you lay needs to be accessible to any competitor otherwise you aren't getting any of it. How would you square that against one o
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by metaphor 3y ago
Contents of the canonical URL appears to change over time by showing the latest blog post, which is currently this[1] that was just published today, not what was originally submitted. [1] https://isc.sans.edu/diary/What
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by metaphor 3y ago
Originally submitted this[1], but refreshing replaces with this[2]. [1] https://isc.sans.edu/diary/Potential+Weaponizing+of+Honeypot... [2] https://isc.sans.edu/diary/0
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by metaphor 3y ago
Attempted to replicate; this[1] submission swallowed without issue. Perhaps dang working some backend CD magic? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37348284 EDIT: Disregard...yeah, the regression manifests on refresh.
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What is the origin of passwords submitted to honeypots?(isc.sans.edu)
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by metaphor 3y ago
Naw, it just looks like the same submitter, freedude, has been submitting the same temporal top-level over the past month rather than linking to each blog post's static address directly.
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by metaphor 3y ago
The actual blog post: https://isc.sans.edu/diary/The+low+low+cost+of+committing+cy...
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by metaphor 3y ago
Sigma Chi...unsurprising[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigma_Chi#Controversies_and_me...
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by metaphor 3y ago
> Since there are really many companies and people using AWS, the effect would be noticeable if everyone managed such a decrease. Your condition is predicated on "everyone" at Pinterest revenue scale justifying the business c
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by metaphor 3y ago
An even less significant rounding error; on the order of ~0.002% relative to AWS carbon footprint at best using FY23 forward net sales as a rough proxy.
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by metaphor 3y ago
For context, $2MM ~= 0.3% of FY22 cost of revenue[1]. [1] https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1506293/000150629323...
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by metaphor 3y ago
The ones that have never let me down in the field are these[1]. Works well from the low drone of lab server racks to high squeals of running jet engines with double hearing protection. [1] https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US&#x
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by metaphor 3y ago
Sounds like a personal issue. Tell you what, just keep it on that side of the Atlantic and continue buying our natural gas, and since we're so biased to a fault towards "we've always done it this way", we'll keep bu
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by metaphor 3y ago
Not all 3M earplugs are created equal. These[1][2][3], for example, are steaming piles of hot garbage. I carry a pair of 3M compact 21 dB NRR earmuffs because they're superior to these earplugs that are way too common in our production
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by metaphor 3y ago
> ...mixed numbers are decidedly inferior to decimals. They're not harder, strictly speaking, but are more tedious, and this additional tedium introduces steps that people can make mistakes in. A counterpoint to this is the fact t
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by metaphor 3y ago
> This is a terrible indictment of the American schooling system if your only defence against metrication is 'I can't do decimals'. It is you lot who have to catch up. To the contrary, if you read into the full context o
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by metaphor 3y ago
The goalposts set by the grandparent was reliable mental arithmetic by a notional child: > ...which probably even children can do in their head reliably. You're moving the goalposts. An indefinite number of applications exist wher
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by metaphor 3y ago
Unsure with the 48g; trained myself since engineering undergrad days to not lean into graphing calculators. The feature existed since at least the 32sii, so it makes sense that successor 33s and 35s models also got it. Easily one of the mos
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by metaphor 3y ago
The child would clearly have to mentally carry four times all the way down the chain: 11 11 14.446 + 6.789 -------- 21.235
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by metaphor 3y ago
I think what the parent means is a hat that's an indispensible article of formal dress. They certainly still have their place, but it's not like there's an expectation to see everyone in cowboy hats at a Texas wedding. The on
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by metaphor 3y ago
Now change that first number from 6.112 to 6.789 and watch that same child stumble. I've always found it curious how Europeans pride themselves in speaking their native tongue + English...except its always a cultural flame war-inciting
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by metaphor 3y ago
> It’s not trivial to add up 2’13/32” + 5’11/16”, there’s too much carrying over and doubling to equalize the denominators to do easily in your head. Seems like straight forward arithmetic, but if using a calculator is a must
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by metaphor 3y ago
What's to stop another maintainer from actively dismissing[1] your requested change and merging anyways, and how is this scenario materially different than the same maintainer consciously disrespecting my unresolved thread while overri
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by metaphor 3y ago
...but if a junior incorrectly marks a thread resolved, then the senior gets traceability and an indirect feedback signal that tells you someone isn't naturally tracking and there may be room for communication improvement. In any case,
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by metaphor 3y ago
> With that setting there's no native way to distinguish between threads that are intended to be blockers and threads that are just comments. They all must be closed regardless of intention before merging can happen, and because th
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by metaphor 3y ago
Thanks for clarifying. That just looks like the functional equivalent of setting GitLab unresolved MR threads as blocking[1] though. [1] https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/merge_requests/index...

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