oasisbob

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by oasisbob 1y ago
I never advocated for a ban, and frankly don't see the relation between kids vitamins and nicotine ingestions Regardless of the purported child safety lock on Zyn, child nicotine poisonings are up dramatically according to recent resea
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by oasisbob 1y ago
... except the increasing numbers of young children who ingest them.
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by oasisbob 1y ago
That sounds like something a runner who knows that they have a tendency to heel-strike would do.
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by oasisbob 1y ago
I dunno - artwork in this style did pretty good on ffffound back in the day. That's at least as early as 2007. I'm sure you could go back further in other forums and find appreciation for the same reason people like it here. To co
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by oasisbob 1y ago
I find it interesting that the changelog for the doc refers to removing guidance for the use of em dashes in 2024. I tried tracing the history back in Github, and it seems that the intent was to prohibit the use of em dashes in normal prose
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by oasisbob 1y ago
It's also a very typical sentence structure taught in US English. I learned it around 7th grade where there's a huge push to teach formulaic ways to use commas properly instead of just sprinkling them everywhere in run-on sentence
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by oasisbob 1y ago
Yup, it happens. There was a case I remember where a CA was issuing certs using the .int TLD for their own internal use, which it should not be doing. Happened to see it in the CT logs, and when that CA next came up for discussion on the Mo
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by oasisbob 1y ago
Anyone who has worked at a B2B startup with a rouge sales team won't be surprised at all by quickly pivoting the backlog in response to a hallucinated missing feature.
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by oasisbob 1y ago
A few more hurdles might involve expectations of SHA-1 cert signing, and TLS1.0 deprecation
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by oasisbob 1y ago
> This is all just a long-winded way of saying: you don’t just stumble across insecure critical infrastructure every day, and when you do, it’s usually just a one-off host with a misconfiguration, and not an issue that affects a large nu
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by oasisbob 1y ago
A lot. It also warps outcomes towards a metric which "is only used for tax purposes" but which also is reported ritualistically with an expectation of compliance.
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by oasisbob 1y ago
"No true Scotsman allows GETs with side effects" is not a strong argument It's not just HTTP where this is a problem. There are enough http-ish protocols where protocol smuggling confusion is a risk. It's possible to sen
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by oasisbob 1y ago
I like cloudcompare, but it's not really in the same space. I'm trying to achieve bulk tile processing of large datasets using LASTools
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by oasisbob 1y ago
I remember a recent post about the ambiguous nature of a pixel, and extended to aspect rations, that garnered VERY similar responses to what you described.
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by oasisbob 1y ago
I'm struggling to find an option for running x86 Windows software on MacOS/Apple Silicon performantly. (LiDAR point cloud processing.) The possibilities seem endless and kinda confusing with Windows on ARM vs Rosetta and Wine, thi
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by oasisbob 1y ago
The etymology makes a connection through old English. Oxford dictionary also contains this meaning: > used to indicate duty or correctness A duty to others is something you owe them; think, a duty of care and its lack, which is negligenc
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by oasisbob 2y ago
Not a full solution, but .git-blame-ignore-revs can help, and is automatically supported by GitHub: https://gist.github.com/kateinoigakukun/b0bc920e587851bfffa9...
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by oasisbob 2y ago
.int is a fun one, some orgs squat on it to use as an internal TLD. It used to be easy to trawl through certificate transparency logs and find certificate mis-issuance on the .int TLD because there are very few organizations allowed to be
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by oasisbob 2y ago
Amtrak practices vary by region and station. Here on Amtrak Cascades, Seattle and Portland both do "airplane style" entry with ticket checks and sometimes seat assignment in the station, but at more minor stops (eg Longview, Belli
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by oasisbob 2y ago
STP, standard temperature and pressure, most likely. Commerce may vary the temperature slightly, but I doubt by much.
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by oasisbob 2y ago
Last I heard, food disposal was more than a precaution; food from raw poultry products were viewed as the most likely route of infection.
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by oasisbob 2y ago
Had something similar happen to me. Due to missing my train, and needing to rebook on short notice, I was flagged by an Amtrak insider and searched repeatedly on the way from Chicago to San Francisco. First search I consented to, as it&#x27
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by oasisbob 2y ago
Honey and sugar syrups have other various constituents, and it's trivially possible to tell them apart via GC/MS at far higher levels than ppb. https://zenodo.org/records/438103
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by oasisbob 2y ago
There's a broad read on the definition of "social Darwinism" I like to remember. Natural selection is a scientific concept and process. When people hijack these concepts for social or political aims, it's no longer scien
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by oasisbob 2y ago
Assuming rural areas have less fiber availability isn't always a good assumption. In NW Washington state at least, the rural counties (Whatcom, Island, Skagit, etc) have had a robust market in dark fiber for over two decades. The norma
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by oasisbob 2y ago
Everyone shares lists. I have a politics label in gmail that is blue/red from 2012 onwards. All the GOP emails are from poking around Romney 2012, and nothing else. I'd say you'd be surprised on the reuse, but you shouldn&#x2
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by oasisbob 2y ago
Don't forget about infrastructure domains, static-asset domains, separation of product domains from corporate domains ... there are plenty of good reasons to use multiple domains, especially if you're doing anything with the web w
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by oasisbob 2y ago
I don't think this is accurate - I have multiple MFA devices associated with all my AWS IAM users on multiple accounts of various ages. AWS documentation specifies that users are allowed upto eight MFA devices each: https://
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by oasisbob 2y ago
GFCI requirements will interfere with the legality of many modern-day multi-wire branch circuit plans, yeah?
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by oasisbob 2y ago
Additionally, with early pioneer logging, another solution to avoiding having logs which are too large to handle was to not drop them in the first place. In the Pacific Northwest, US, early loggers would leave the huge ones - to the point w

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