miked85

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   by miked85 6y ago

   I must be very lucky, I have owned many vehicles and never had rear glass or sunroof explode on me.
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   Amazon Pantry is being discontinued as Amazon consolidates delivery services(theverge.com)

   16 points by miked85 6y ago|1 comments
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   by miked85 6y ago

   That list is questionable at best. There are many claims the list author makes without any source code at all, though a lot of buzzwords. The reddit r/pihole moderator pulled the post: https://www.reddit.com/r/piho
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   Planned Harvard balloon test in Sweden stirs solar geoengineering unease(news.trust.org)

   14 points by miked85 6y ago|5 comments
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   by miked85 6y ago

   > Yes, but it is not the norm. It very much is the norm [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slotting_fee
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   by miked85 6y ago

   This reads as a long diatribe from a malcontent and possibly incompetent employee.
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   by miked85 6y ago

   I am pretty sure they would, though I am not sure how common leather is in an economy car.
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   by miked85 6y ago

   > Westerners love chairs and shoes I am missing the reference here, how do chairs and shoes compare to radium and lead?
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   by miked85 6y ago

   > most people don’t know what a panel gap is and would never think to measure the ground clearance. That doesn't excuse poor engineering. You also might measure ground clearance if you can't park your car: " His car has
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    by miked85 6y ago

    It may seem like nitpicking, but these defects wouldn't be acceptable or shipped to dealerships with cheaper economy cars.
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    by miked85 6y ago

    I was planning on buying a model 3 - that video is discouraging to say the least.
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    by miked85 6y ago

    deleted
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    by miked85 6y ago

    Does that mean that you don't trust subdomains by default? That seems a bit extreme/unnecessary.
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    by miked85 6y ago

    Ranked by Alexa popularity. How many HN readers are actually installing the Alexa plugin/extension?
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    by miked85 6y ago

    I have wondered why GPG signed emails aren't more common for internal company email? It seems like it would solve at least part of the problem.
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    by miked85 6y ago

    That's the problem. Many companies proxy all links, making the domain you are actually going to indecipherable even if you want to be careful and hover over the link to check first. It isn't like personal email.
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    by miked85 6y ago

    I work for a company that sends phishing test emails like this (though not as bad). It has gotten to the point where legit company emails look just as suspect as phishing tests. I feel like I am just a part of some psychological experiment
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    by miked85 6y ago

    > Do you have any specific knowledge to the effect that a better hardware RNG would somehow benefit your private lab? I was not arguing that a hardware RNG was needed or not, just questioning if adding a second one to a Pi made sense.
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    by miked85 6y ago

    Raspberry Pi already has its own hardware RNG as well, I suppose the one mentioned in the article may be better?
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    by miked85 6y ago

    What recurring costs are you referring to?
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    Physical addresses of 270K Ledger owners leaked on hacker forum(bleepingcomputer.com)

    3 points by miked85 6y ago|1 comments
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    SoftBank will reportedly file for a SPAC on Monday(finance.yahoo.com)

    2 points by miked85 6y ago|0 comments
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    AstraZeneca hitches ride with Russia's Sputnik in vaccine race(uk.reuters.com)

    2 points by miked85 6y ago|0 comments
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    by miked85 6y ago

    Michael Reinoehl
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    by miked85 6y ago

    I guess my eyes have deceived me.
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    by miked85 6y ago

    > it seems like the majority of commenters here are completely unfamiliar with the format I would be guilty of this. I don't use social media, so this is new to me. It is difficult to see the appeal at first glance.
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    by miked85 6y ago

    > Dude. People don't steal food if they're not hungry. I take it you have never worked in the food service industry.
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    by miked85 6y ago

    I have never ate at or ordered from any restaurant where you can tip the restaurant, it is always the delivery driver / server.
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    Tesla to raise up to $5B in share offering, its second in three months(cnbc.com)

    49 points by miked85 6y ago|61 comments
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    by miked85 6y ago

    This sums it up for me as well. The website itself is garbage, but I keep a profile on it just in case I need it down the road.