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by olefoo 6y ago
The postal service is subject to a law saying it has to pre-fund it's benefit plans; this is due to a law passed by the Republican congress specifically so they could point to the USPS failing finances and use that as the excuse for pr
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by olefoo 6y ago
It is worth noting that the two individuals were engaging in protected labour organizing activity including the Amazon Walk Out for Climate. I guess AMZN must be feeling like they are vital infrastructure right now and won't get called
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by olefoo 7y ago
It said Secret _sharing_ app. I guess people should pay attention.
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by olefoo 7y ago
It provides a regulatory moat for experian, equifax and axciom. And it makes it sound like the legislature has done something useful.
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by olefoo 7y ago
Some Nazis were briefly inconvenienced. And a lot of people gave Cloudflare a lot of grief for not de-platforming them sooner. But, hey. This person sees that as a fatal flaw. https://www.wired.com/story/free-speech-iss
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by olefoo 7y ago
Given that they are sitting on close to $10 Billion in unsold and possibly undeliverable inventory. I would not be surprised to see them re-org.
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by olefoo 7y ago
> too big to fail suddenly Also known as "a systemic risk". This is the downside of allowing the concentration of economic power in too few hands. It's like other large scale systems. Yes there's a lot of redundancy;
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by olefoo 7y ago
They take power from a usb plug. You can flash the camera and use it as a plain streaming 1080p camera ( you can't return it to being a Wyze cam after that though ).
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by olefoo 7y ago
The map is NOT the territory, it prefigures it and shapes the perception of those who meet the territory already ruled out around them like an endless net of roads across the desert floor. Welcome to the desert of the real.
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by olefoo 7y ago
The included air compressor and security lock on the bed does mean it could be quite popular with contractors especially given the competitive price. It does have way too much of the "in case I need to flee the mob to my private jet to
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by olefoo 7y ago
If you are experiencing this problem look at your autovacuum settings; postgres ( versions > 9.0 ) can take per table settings for autovacuum. Percona has a good article on this https://www.percona.com/blog/2018&#x2F
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by olefoo 7y ago
IP banning is not effective in an era of disposable VPNs and Tor. I mean you could try to keep up with Tor exit nodes and VPN gateways but pretty soon you'd be banning all of Azerbaijan or something.
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by olefoo 7y ago
For the same reason that pallets and containers are popular in shipping even though they make less efficient use of space than breakbulk packing would. The ease of management outweighs the potential performance penalties.
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by olefoo 7y ago
Neofeudalism intensifies.
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by olefoo 7y ago
Curious as to why Pacific Yurts didn't make the yurt companies page. https://doityurtself.com/choosing-a-yurt-company/ if you've ever stayed in an Oregon State Parks Yurt they were built by https:/&#x2F
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by olefoo 7y ago
Go far enough up the mountains, even in the coast range and there is definitely a frost line.
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by olefoo 7y ago
https://s3.amazonaws.com/artifacts.opencypher.org/M14/railro... See http://www.opencypher.org/resources for more.
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by olefoo 7y ago
The reason to do full wrap would be so that some of the panels are always producing regardless of orientation of the vehicle.
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by olefoo 7y ago
Using cube as the size of the van, not surface.
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by olefoo 7y ago
This is a convenience feature for fully electric cars. Charge at home, leave it parked at work and it recharges a fair bit. Won't make as much of a difference on a longer road trip; but will increase the range between mandatory recharg
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by olefoo 7y ago
Then there is the whole question of whether Epstein was using his money to _direct research_ specifically to junk science like Euugenics. I think Sarah Taber said it best though. """ I think the best lens to understand what w
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by olefoo 7y ago
Even if it were still functional organization this would be outside of it's purview. This is all SEC territory.
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by olefoo 7y ago
That is concerning and raises the risk level for using that tool in some scenarios.
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by olefoo 7y ago
> smartphones and social media have destroyed at least one generation of Americans. According to millennials it's the boomers. According to the boomers it's the millennials. Meanwhile Gen-X and the Silent generation are observi
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by olefoo 7y ago
Should have qualified it as; "never exposed to anyone outside of $corp or it's authorized contractors."
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by olefoo 7y ago
Your transaction data is never exposed to anyone outside of $corp. $corp provides it's marketing partners with insights gleaned from aggregated transaction data. And allows select partners to query an api for derived information about
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by olefoo 7y ago
Headline should have been "The sinister brutalism of shipping container architecture". I mean come on. Know your audience.
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by olefoo 7y ago
Usage climbing as they become a mainstream choice... what we call a "nice problem to have". Of course they do have some funded fast followers now; eager to take on any defecting users.
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by olefoo 7y ago
Were that not disclosed to potential tenants, that could rapidly turn into a liability; from a PR standpoint but also from the fiduciary responsibility your landlord can't use their position to appropriate confidential information abou
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by olefoo 7y ago
It's not, it's a propaganda op from the "alt-right". In practice anti-fascist organizing is a loose coalition involving many people, most of whom are dedicated to non-violence. Groups like the Proud Boys and Patriot Pray

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