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by oogali 5y ago
I can probably tell you what it doesn’t mean: no thought will be given to the high number of US communities whose tree population is being decimated by invasive species and are unable to eradicate [let alone control] said species. So to eff
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by oogali 5y ago
But how will they deal with snow? Denver averages 60 inches per year (~150 cm).
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by oogali 5y ago
I would zoom in on the actual fix: shrinking the size of the critical section. When you use defer to release the lock, the entirety of your function becomes the critical section. If you add another bit of code that needs the same lock, your
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by oogali 5y ago
The greater San Francisco area is specifically referred to as the "Bay Area". When I see "San Francisco", it is not unreasonable for me to assume you are only talking about San Francisco. If you were to refer to the surr
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by oogali 5y ago
Is there a private or on-premise version for non-public registries?
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by oogali 5y ago
A former colleague summarized this as "you can beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride". Meaning, your exit via means of reciting legal code matters in a court room or in front of a prosecutor, but it won't get you out
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by oogali 5y ago
Perhaps it varies from area to area? Where I grew up, the pee wee football league (9 and up), there was an unwritten rule of “no head hunting” (purposeful helmet to helmet contact). If you suspected the other team of doing so, or vice versa
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by oogali 5y ago
Why assume they are otherwise normal adults?
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by oogali 5y ago
There's also this article that was linked to the original. https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-54623417
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by oogali 5y ago
Don't just sign the last page. Initial every page. Always.
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by oogali 5y ago
They did. But only on copper facilities. In the United States, they are called unbundled network elements or UNEs[1][2]. The ISP (either directly or through a nationwide aggregator[3] such as Covad, NorthPoint, or Rhythms) would purchase a
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by oogali 5y ago
jmp f000:e05b Between fiddling with debug.exe and discovering that fixed address, that put me on the path to demystifying technology (or at least understanding everything is approachable).
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by oogali 5y ago
I was originally confused because I thought the debugger `ollydbg` was being referenced. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OllyDbg
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by oogali 5y ago
Wow, I was not expecting _that_ result.
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by oogali 5y ago
Speaking of lorem ipsum, there's a scene of The Expanse that's meant to convey the busyness of the ship traffic around them. When I paused and zoomed in, I expected to find that some studio graphic designer put Edward Tufte-like l
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by oogali 5y ago
US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board - https://www.youtube.com/user/USCSB Another good one is our friends up north: WorkSafeBC - https://www.youtube.com/user/WorkSafeBC
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by oogali 5y ago
Since ~2004, folks in the financial industry have been migrating away from FIX to other lighter protocols such as ITCH, OUCH, and SBE (standardized from FAST: "FIX Adapted for Streaming"). This is analogous to the move we're
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Evolution of Platform Services at BT(bt.com)
1 points by oogali 6y ago|0 comments
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Libvirt: Split of the Monolithic Libvirtd Daemon(berrange.com)
1 points by oogali 6y ago|0 comments
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Google Analytics is being shimmed by Firefox(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
17 points by oogali 6y ago|0 comments
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CSS-in-JS Support in DevTools(developers.google.com)
2 points by oogali 6y ago|0 comments
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A11y: Hiding Content Responsibly(hugogiraudel.com)
1 points by oogali 6y ago|0 comments
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by oogali 6y ago
Alpaca is primarily for trading. They were using Polygon for data, but if I recall correctly, I believe seeing an email or such that they're going to roll out their own data and discontinue the Polygon "bridge".
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by oogali 6y ago
I think if one has paid attention to how many different entities Bell Labs has come under through mergers and acquisitions (and the fate of those parent companies), it's shocking why anyone would think the 1950s/1960s/1970s r
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by oogali 6y ago
> If that was the case, then why to pay a recruiter to actively reach out to me? Recruiters are not paid up front, nor for the number of candidates they bring. Recruiters are paid when a candidate accepts the job, so it’s in their intere
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by oogali 7y ago
That’s a parody ad, not an official Golden Corral ad.
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Google to phase out user-agent strings in Chrome(zdnet.com)
2 points by oogali 7y ago|1 comments
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by oogali 7y ago
I’m sure I’ve missed a few things, but 30% doesn’t begin to cover the costs that are normally borne by a larger company and factor into the “house” premium. You have to factor in not only benefits, but also: * federal-level taxes (there’s n
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by oogali 7y ago
BGP may or may not still be involved. BGP itself has no real facility for dealing with circuit congestion. So, I am willing to bet that dynamic routing was certainly in place, but the secondary/eBGP multipath destinations were full whe
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by oogali 7y ago
It’s about a 1-3 month repair job to acquire replacement cable, load it into a ship, and sail out to the break point. However, service is restored sooner than that by rerouting service over a different fiber cable or undamaged set of fibers

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