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by ninju 7y ago
I wonder if the graphs are affected by a "starting" bias, meaning is the mobility on the first date, February 17th for the charts I was looking at, used as the measure for seeing the trend on subsequent dates. The issue what if t
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by ninju 7y ago
This site that does a good job of explaining then rationale behind the change https://web.dev/samesite-cookies-explained/
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Everything I read about the original change gave me the impression that it's all backward compatible with earlier versions of Chrome. If you have already made the require changes there's no reason to roll anything back or undo do
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Typo in the title..have a B rather than a zero
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Yes..the Y2K was very real and was (moderately) well handled. The potential for large disruptions in financial, real-time and other systems would have occurred if not for the effort applied. Unfortunately some problems require a certain l
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by ninju 7y ago
A small tangent over to describing how many different permutations you can have with deck of cards Taken from https://czep.net/weblog/52cards.html So, just how large is it? Let's try to wrap our puny human brains
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by ninju 7y ago
A bit off-topic but I like out the page is responsive to browser width. It auto-magically creates columns as space available
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by ninju 7y ago
You mean dictators then (no rules except for the ones we want you to follow :-))
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by ninju 7y ago
It's a case of yet another standard ( https://xkcd.com/927/ ) The author recommends using upper-case for all keywords while Matt Mazur's SQL style guide, that is linked at the bottom of the article, recommends
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Impressive to come up with a low power solution
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In casino terminology they are called "whales". One whale, at a casino, can spend (i.e. lose) the equivalent of 100s of penny-slot grandmas and so the casinos spend a lot of time catering the whales
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by ninju 7y ago
She is getting paid (in gift cards) for the purchases made. Her profit maybe zero but she earning a revenue from her scheme. From an accounting and IRS perspective it would be categorized as an income
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by ninju 7y ago
> If the author is being disingenuous and misrepresenting why likely was banned then I am sure other facts are being left out as well. And how do you know the author is being disingenuous ?
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by ninju 7y ago
"Ruggedized keyboards for self-service kiosks" does not fall into the category of most keyboards
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> (~== Not necessarily equal to. Did I just invent that?) Yeah... in most programming languages it would be shiny + new <> a good App Store OR shiny + new != a good App Store The ~= (single equals) is used to for equal to with a re
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by ninju 7y ago
No its that the Spokane Weed Control District offers a service that the Federal Government finds worthwhile to pay :-)
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by ninju 7y ago
Just a question regarding comment format Shouldn't the TL;DR: message be at the top of the comment, thereby not having to read the entire comment (since its too long :-)) to get the summary statement
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by ninju 7y ago
> you can employ professional programmers and create open source / free software And how would you pay the 'employed' programmers that created the software if not by charging for the software
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I believe they are implying that 'procrastinating' is the same thing as 'toiling one's life' away
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by ninju 7y ago
Actually ALL data centers hosted in China will be subject to data examination by the Ministry of Public Security https://www.chinalawblog.com/2019/10/chinas-new-cybersecurit... The inspection team has complete a
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by ninju 7y ago
>...My main criticism would be that there must be a more effective way to estimate impact than waiting for people to complain in the bug tracker . This is very true. There are 100s if not thousands of people for every support person th
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How does this compare to a robust Splunk infrastructure?
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If you're not growing you're dying off
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Well with the tightening of the Great Firewall (GFW) the chance of getting data out without their knowledge is becoming slimmer and slimmer
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>In cases where the Ministry of Public Security determines there is an Internet security issue, it has the right to perform a remote access inspection. the scope of which is set out in Article 10. Prior notice of remote access is require
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by ninju 7y ago
What about the fact the timing hole was on the wrong side? Wouldn't that have affected the hole reader since it would never be able to read through the disk OR was there a reader on the other side
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please apply date [2017] to title as the article is old >Friday, 12 May 2017 01:00cat
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The did on The Big Bang Theory show so it's got to be possible :-) https://movies.stackexchange.com/questions/24686/is-this-las... YouTube link (for those that like the show): https://www.youtube.c
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So what can be done about China? They are going the wrong way and account for a sizable percentage. All reductions done by the rest of world have been offset (and then some) by their grown
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> "On a journey of a hundred miles, 90 is but halfway" The closest I could find (via googling) is this saying - "Walking 100 Miles: Stopping at 90 miles, is the same as stopping half-way" which means being 90% done wi

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