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Because smart guns aren't even close to 100% reliable yet. A "false negative" locking you out of operating your weapon at a key moment will likely mean your death, so there's a VERY high bar for adopting new mechanisms
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There's already a strong black market poaching and ivory trade. When Colorado legalized weed, it was grown legally in controlled environments. Legalized ivory trade doesn't magically make the killing of elephants disappear...
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10y ago
Thanks Chuck! My thought is to have one end of the Airstream be the bedroom, and convert the other end into a workspace with a U shaped desk, big displays, Aeron chair, etc... And then leave the middle for the kitchen and dinette. It'
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Ask HN: How to Be a Tech Nomad in an Airstream?
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I would LOVE to read more about this. Details on the boat, electrical systems, internet connection, size of the crew, your family, etc... Thanks!
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10y ago
Not be a CF apologist, but CloudFlare status shows their issues pretty honestly and openly. In contrast Akamai has frequent issues (usually isolated to a small area) and virtually never admits it unless you can PROVE it's them.
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10y ago
The 2.9 git install from homebrew prompted me for keychain access and then just "worked", this morning. My first time using brew git. So you may want to give it a whirl.
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10y ago
I almost never cry. Some of my friends joke that I cry once a decade, but honestly that is pretty close to the truth. I'm not ashamed to cry, and I don't try to not cry, or anything like that, I just almost never want to cry...
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10y ago
That seems to be untrue. Global and US unemployment rates are either normal or better than usual (looking over the past 10, 20, or 100 years). http://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-economy-employment-... http:
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The entirety of technology/engineering/materials advances over the last thousands years has had the net effect of making certain jobs obsolete or least needed in much smaller numbers. Buggy whip makers being the oft-cited example
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10y ago
If they dig into it and decide that you did it yourself, as the parent suggested, then yes, you would have a serious risk of prison time for willfully violating the NSL.
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10y ago
Fear of prison?
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That's typically handled by code escrow, and an legal agreement around you being unresponsive after X days of attempted contact via methods X, Y, and Z, etc... It's a separate thing from DR (which is normally infrastructure focuse
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10y ago
Yes!! I also have a sideways figure 8 sight "drift". It's just a matter of timing the trigger pull at the right point of the movement. Granted, it would be great if I didn't have the movement at all... but...
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10y ago
With a bank you go into a branch, and show them your driver's license/other official ID, and don't lose access to all your money... It's harder online when you don't have the same ability to interact face to face.
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If you're doing anything on the web, Performance should be an easy sell to the business/management. There's a ton of solid data showing faster websites = more conversions which = more revenue. Then factor in hardware and li
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11y ago
I'm looking for something like that that's the best fit for singleton mailings. I want to send one letter at a time. The pricing here isn't unreasonable for that ($1.09), but it seems geared for bulk mailings? Any suggest
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11y ago
Unfortunately it's been down, or unusable, a TON in the last few weeks.
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11y ago
The point is that for your inner ear, there is no acceleration when running, or not, on a treadmill. Your body isn't moving relatives to where it started, so your inner ear doesn't detect the same equilibrium changes that would a
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11y ago
I have had almost no luck finding routes/dates that am ALLOWED to use my 500,000 Avios BA Chase points on:( Or my free companion tickets. And that's also not counting the insanely high Heathrow taxes/fees for all flights ro
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11y ago
I will, thanks!
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I have a few Dash buttons, but it's SUPER limited what you can link them to. Plus I'd need hundreds of them:) The "Alexa, add XXXX to my shopping list" works really well for me. I don't wear a watch around the hou
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Not the OP but here's some of the stuff I have/want: Have: Adding things to my shopping list (via Alexa - currently in the kitchen and bathroom - two most frequent rooms where I'm like "hey I need more XXXX") Changi
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shrug those are also the countries that tend to account for the most spam delivery attempts, SSH brute force attempts, etc.... on my server. So it may be something beyond just cost..
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I still really like HipChat but the latest versions have been unbelievably bad. Connection issues, message delivery issues, users showing up as offline who are actually online, etc... If they don't fix things soon we're going to
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Ignoring Saddam deciding he could just invade nearby countries?
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Bored teenagers can (and sometimes do) "exploit" real drivers. I've seen kids throwing rocks, and bricks off of overpasses, walking on the sidewalk lunge as if they are about to jump into the road as a joke, etc... I'v
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I don't think that rails has anything to do with the architectural approach of M/SOA vs "monolith".
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FWIW It feels spammy to me for the top comment in a story about Cloudflare being someone pushing a competitor they work for. It's one thing to bring up the "too many eggs in one basket" concern, but doing so while pitching y
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Based on that there were 130,557 deaths from unintentional injury in the USA in 2013. In that same year there were 32,719 fatalities resulting from auto accident. So 25% of the unintentional injury fatalities were car crashes. Which puts
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