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by mianos 3y ago
The product github supplies is a 'service', project hosting. There are multiple providers of that service. Github is not a supplier of the software projects themselves any more than the telco is a provider of conversation or S3 is
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by mianos 3y ago
But that is the issue. They won't be allowed to ask them to leave.
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by mianos 3y ago
None of them are monopolies. The EU will eventually be 'looking at' corner stores. If it becomes too costly to operate in the EU, multinationals will eventually leave. Maybe someone in Europe will invent another cloudflare, github
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by mianos 3y ago
My answer to the deleted comment and to this. It is a bunch of incremental improvements to the Python like language environment. That's no big programming language advance to me. A biggie would be to Haskel or even Rust. That's no
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by mianos 3y ago
I think this is all a bit of an irrelevant academic discussion. If Russia were to cross into Poland, it would essentially pit the world against Russia. If you're on board with the article and believe Putin is on a historically motivate
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by mianos 3y ago
And you can load the ad blocking lists into anyway so you get solid DNS, ad blocking and none of those random youtube spinners from rando dns issues. For nothing but a little configuration.
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by mianos 3y ago
It would not be a bad thing if it just went and died but it's still here making Google search results a wasteland. It is a sad thing to me to see such a great resource just end up trash. Thanks to ublacklist for hiding the damned thing
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by mianos 3y ago
In the article, it's pointing out that the go-to advice when someone's struggling with tech is often "you need to understand how it works." But honestly, having to know the ins and outs just to use something isn't r
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by mianos 3y ago
It doesn't. They didn't look for it. This is exactly what DAG based workflow systems to, in a modern professional manner. Crons don't do a DAG.
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by mianos 3y ago
Bit they don't. The most of the ssh attacks come from the same 10 addresses from China Telecom. Sometimes they don't change for.months. Maybe it is some country sponsored attack organisation or maybe just carrier grade nat.
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by mianos 3y ago
I set up a honeypot once and logged the passwords of created accounts. I then used 'last' to find the incoming ip. I then used ssh to try and connect to the originator (from an external box). I went back 5 jumps until I got to a w
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by mianos 3y ago
To quote their "ethics" statement: "We pride ourselves in our skillsets to parallel those of nation state hacking groups, and we tout that our expertise is unrivaled in our ability to discover and exploit vulnerabilities in a
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by mianos 3y ago
As an aside, I notice a lot of the recent commits to the ESP32 repo are for ipv6 fixes. It already works in the tasmota esp32 builds on devices at my place. This said, by then, maybe the core OS will not be metal, but Linux on all these dev
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by mianos 3y ago
For many but not MRIs as the super conducting material most commonly used, niobium-titanium, is not a super conductor at the boiling point of hydrogen.
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by mianos 3y ago
Trying to post a listing but cloudflare seems to block me from saying anything but one line. VSZ RSS 275156560 151048 using lxc info Memory 276.90MiB Swap 16.00KiB wow, that is a PITA, just trying to be helpful. Anyway, seems a l
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by mianos 3y ago
I went from piHole running in a container to this. All those weird spinners on youtube and unexplained confusing issues went away. This thing is awesome. The functionality is massive. It is like going from Openwrt to mikrotik. The only thi
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by mianos 3y ago
I do see it every now and then. We have a few kdb/q applications but on the whole, mostly C++ and C. Maybe a few percent and some of the larger, much older firms.
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by mianos 3y ago
Seriously? 'But rust'.
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by mianos 3y ago
The quality of projects that succeed is pretty odd considering youtube music.
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by mianos 3y ago
Same down here in Australia. Every blinding incoming car is a Dodge Ram size truck where the lights are so high blind you from above and model Ys where they seem to point up into incoming cars.
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by mianos 3y ago
> Plans should be measured in decades, execution should be measured in weeks. This makes no sense in the domain they are on. Very few. significant things they do takes weeks. Even planning for a learning run takes months. There are a lot
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by mianos 3y ago
I am not sure I would out CZ with SBF. Isn't Binance still running? I guess they have the fact that they are the ex heads of the exchanges and no longer employed there is common.
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by mianos 3y ago
I have one. I have used it pretty much every night on my phone at bedtime for a few years. If it is plugged in properly it works perfectly every time. I have a few others xduoo, moondrop etc. But I always use this one in my room.
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by mianos 3y ago
I can assure you, you can not trust any AWS health checks to be a primary alert for something down. You have to do it all yourself, on host, or inside the container. AWS/Rackspace support just say: "It's your problem as we do
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by mianos 3y ago
I would assume because RabbitMQ is not a great choice for very large scale, and another language stack, being not java.
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by mianos 3y ago
Funny, you quoted the same one as me in another thread. That is a really good paper. Worth pasting on a top level thread.
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by mianos 3y ago
You have proper studies of cancer increases. No mention of PFCs. This one is particularly readable and as credible as they get: https://bmjoncology.bmj.com/content/2/1/e000049
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by mianos 3y ago
I am the same, 35 years. I use GPT 4 every day now. It sure is handy. It speeds up some things. It is a time saver but it does not seem to be better than me. It is like an OK assistant. I would agree, not a fundamental or radical improvemen
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by mianos 3y ago
I find glass fritted filters specially problematic when you can't even see inside the fritt. Maybe it's just me but I'd much rather a Buchner funnel with appropriate filter media. I really like the all-glass filter holders
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by mianos 3y ago
Because a lot of glassware is not easy to clean and manufacture, like beakers, flasks and tubes. A lot of lab glassware involves complex joins. Condensers and refluxers have tubes in tubes with edges that are not even accessible. There may

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