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by mfer 3y ago
> do not share or sell your transaction information to third parties for marketing or advertising. It's not that they don't sell them. It's that they don't sell them for marketing and advertising. I wonder if Masterca
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by mfer 3y ago
Google and Apple Pay negotiate a card number of them to use. But, Mastercard and the bank both link those to your account and can tell how you spend. They can even tell the difference between using the physical card and the app.
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by mfer 3y ago
> Apple prevents them from reselling your data to third parties Do you have a source on this? The Apple Card uses Mastercard which is known to sell data.
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by mfer 3y ago
pseudo-anonymous can be de-anonymized. This would be terrible to be public.
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by mfer 3y ago
You can have Docker Desktop and Rancher Desktop installed on the same Windows machine. Last I checked, you can't run them both at the same time due to docker socket locations (assuming you run Rancher Desktop using Moby). Rancher Deskt
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by mfer 3y ago
Kubernetes is sort of like Linux. There are distributions that excel in different areas. For example, RKE2 is for those that prioritize security. It deals with compliance and security things. There are numerous distros right now. The CNCF e
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by mfer 3y ago
You can run k3s with a single node. In that case it uses sqlite instead of etcd which is great for a smaller resource footprint. If you're comparing k8s distros, you'll be hard pressed to find a setup that uses fewer system resour
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by mfer 3y ago
If you want to easily try it out, we baked it into Rancher Desktop [1]. RD let's you run Kubernetes (via k3s) and containers on your desktop. You pick the k8s version. [1] https://rancherdesktop.io/ Disclosure, I work
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by mfer 3y ago
> as an adult You touch on an interesting element. A lot of iPhone users are kids. Even young kids. Logged in with their parents account. Not trying to justify what’s going on. Just add context
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by mfer 3y ago
Cholesterol tests are common but the better test is to measure APOB. Something that’s not usually covered by insurance and many doctors don’t know about because it’s newer. I noticed heart disease was called out as a co-morbidity to high ch
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by mfer 3y ago
At the center of all of this is short chain fatty acids. Higher levels of SCFAs are already known to be good for your health. With a healthy diet they can be driven up, too.
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by mfer 3y ago
Think of this from the point of personas and their uses. What are the personas for 95% of the market and what tasks will they do that relate to USB transfer speeds? I suspect Apple has done this analysis and that most iPhone users won'
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by mfer 3y ago
Principles are an interesting thing. Whose principles? Even in a region like the United States you'll find that many principles aren't consistent. Quite often people don't consider the principle differences others, even aroun
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by mfer 3y ago
> Getting some goodwill of non-paying users I think you'll find they'll loose goodwill from some other non-paying folks. There are many people who code and use this technology who are pro-military. They may not speak up in the
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by mfer 3y ago
WASM is very useful for things outside the web. Consider that a WASM build can be run server side on multiple OS and arch. The same build. The API can be controlled and locked down (think security). The web is not the most interesting place
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by mfer 3y ago
Looking at the public data [1], Hashicorp looses money every quarter. At some point they need to stop burning cash because they have yet to figure out how to run a sustainable business. I don't know enough about their operations to hav
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by mfer 3y ago
This is more about having and being able to use the data collected from cars. Some auto execs have talked about being able to know your location and the music you're listening to there. Being able to bundle that data and use it is a wa
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by mfer 3y ago
You will find that many of the open source backing non-profits are trade organizations. Some notable examples: - The Linux Foundation (which includes the CNCF and OpenJS Foundation) - Rust Foundation - Bytecode Alliance I don't mean to
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by mfer 3y ago
I’ve been using zettlr [1] for the same thing. Been pretty happy with it. [1] https://www.zettlr.com/
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by mfer 3y ago
> 80% of trips can be slow charged at home So, there needs to be a power grid (electricity generation + distribution) to be able to slow charge at home for the masses and fast chargers ever 60km. That is quite a delta to what we have for
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by mfer 3y ago
I think it would be really useful to understand what influences these proteins so we can potentially stop dementia from happening or reduce it. From other research, I suspect we can influence things. Certain populations (based on lifestyle
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by mfer 3y ago
Security is one good reason. Fraud and people trying to mess with the system has been a long term problem and likely always will be. The results of which can hurt people. Keeping details private can make it more difficult for those folks. I
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by mfer 3y ago
Kids need time to free roam and just be. Always being fed more information in controlled environments is not good for the psyche or their creativity.
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by mfer 3y ago
> If public schools are broken, we need to fix the public schools Who defines what fixed is? How do you call success on those fixes? The process is a problem today and it's similar to politics. I'll give two issues of issues in
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by mfer 3y ago
You need a decent school option within an acceptable travel distance. There are many who don't have a good choice like that.
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by mfer 3y ago
Think of all the places Linux runs. Planes, trains, and automobiles. Medical equipment. So many other places. Many places that don't have readily available network access. Yet, many "enterprises" need support here. If a medic
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by mfer 3y ago
Wikipedia is a summary. Is it meant to be deep? If you want to go deep on any topic you'll need to go to other sources.
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by mfer 3y ago
> The solution to the problem of private equity running the medical system is government-run health care A super majority of the medical R&D is funded by the US system. The gov run systems pay for a minimum of it. Of the U.S. adopts
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by mfer 3y ago
I've been reading about health and all of this stuff for a bit now. Some things I learned... 1. Sleep is massively important. Not getting enough, sleep Apnea, and other things that mess with sleep will lead to feeling tired. 2. Diet ma
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