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by oooyay 2y ago
I have one, and a sub slab Radon abatement system. My levels were pretty high for a basement and that was how I learned about Radon. You're 100% correct about that there is no safe level of Radon exposure. The international community d
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by oooyay 2y ago
Radon mainly effects the lungs and requires continued exposure. I still personally would not expect a radon rich spring to be healthy, even with short term exposure. The effects of radon exposure over time on the lungs are well studied. Ane
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by oooyay 2y ago
> I think the main reason people get nervous about "the public" roaming their land is the liability and the personal injury lawsuit industry in the USA This is somewhat a solved problem in the US, what you're describing is
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by oooyay 2y ago
This is what struck me as well. This is in the vein of, "Who watches the watchmen?" I can understand a world, albeit it sounds chaotic, where nothing is monitored. I'm worried about a world where the only unmonitored people a
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by oooyay 2y ago
That's amazing. Thanks for digging that up. Entirely emblematic of early aughts and 90s tech.
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by oooyay 2y ago
Nah, I think you're right. Another poster found an issue with Netgear routers doing stateful packet inspection that ALSO failed. So, it sounds like mIRC had a bug, routers tried to apply some protection and also failed.
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by oooyay 2y ago
Opinions of Mozilla aside; the reason maintainers do this is because people google bugs or "why can't I do this in x" and they land on GitHub issues. They then pepper those issues with either low-tier comments like "zomg
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by oooyay 2y ago
Idk about a router being susceptible to this but this was a long time bug in mIRC.
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by oooyay 2y ago
See you there
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by oooyay 2y ago
Are your mortgages cheaper than ours on average? I couldn't imagine doing a variable rate loan in the US. You can literally be had in a single year with a variable rate.
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by oooyay 2y ago
Just because you don't use your name doesn't make the service anonymous. Pseudo anonymous is still in the privacy bucket because there's still likely (given websites today) personal information associated with your account. T
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by oooyay 2y ago
Generally you get a "dedicated host" from AWS, not a "dedicated server" so that was kind of my first tip off. There's a very big difference; the only usecase I'd really consider for dedicated hosts is security
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by oooyay 2y ago
I dislike that a website with privacy in the name collides privacy and anonymity. Privacy does not protect you from the state. Privacy is good enough to protect you from the public . If you are doing battle with or an enemy of the state, m
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by oooyay 2y ago
I probably wasn't explicit enough with "cloud" but I mean running your own isolated workloads with at minimum virtual machines and virtual isolated storage (block or otherwise). From a topological perspective my home DC resem
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by oooyay 2y ago
I suspect they're not getting a dedicated server from Amazon. Anyone doing that is either foolish or is so locked into AWS infrastructure that it cost-wise makes more sense than to expand a network to another provider. Fun times, ind
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by oooyay 2y ago
Yeap! We're subject to a similar maximum in Portland. It was one of the aspects of government I specifically shopped for before we relocated. I did wish I'd looked more into the ever-expanding income tax we have at the city, count
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by oooyay 2y ago
> I have a 30 year mortgage on my house with a 2.75% interest rate. That has effectively given myself "rent control" This only works in places with fixed property tax. When I lived in Texas my property tax went up hand over fis
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by oooyay 2y ago
This one: https://mushroomcube.com/ there are others now, but this kit has been around for forever. It also scales well.
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by oooyay 2y ago
Huh; according to Merriam-Webster the word has basically lost meaning: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/phenomenon The first definition is how you and OP used it, the second is how I used it (exclusive of thi
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by oooyay 2y ago
Yeap, that's all fair. I was mainly poking at your word choice of "phenomenon" because it can be reasoned. I'm not quite sure about your last sentence but that's an entirely different discussion with much more noise
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by oooyay 2y ago
I write applications for Linux, MacOS, and Windows but I use cross-compiling frameworks like Wails or Tauri to do so. If I write in Windows Forms (old Xamarin forms) then my application only works on Windows. MacOS is similar. All of my dev
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by oooyay 2y ago
I, personally, would not chalk that up to a phenomenon. Operating System selection largely depends on the work you do paired with the industry you're in. Some extrapolations: I work in systems engineering for web technology companies.
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by oooyay 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycelium Mycelium is very important to agriculture. Every plant has different threats, but I'll use apple trees because I have those. Phytophthora rot is referred to as a fungus but
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by oooyay 2y ago
I'd definitely recommend anyone working in tech, but especially software engineers, to run their own fleets. Mine started similar to this one a decade ago as a home lab. I learned a lot from that lab and now it's more of a single
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by oooyay 2y ago
Of course, Etsy has a market for this: https://www.etsy.com/market/vivianite_jewelry
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by oooyay 2y ago
Canonical made an announcement some time ago when Flutter started supporting desktop usecases that they were all in on Flutter: https://snapcraft.io/blog/canonical-enables-linux-desktop-ap... This is them actually disc
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by oooyay 2y ago
You can in the U.S. too. For instance, in Portland we have a neighborhood shop and you can use a debit card there because each transaction is classified as an ATM transaction. All the ban ever did was making accounting and reporting more co
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by oooyay 2y ago
One of my more favorite forms of testing is offline E2E testing. Python and Go are very adept at doing this kind of testing, which is nice. The idea is that you use exposed APIs (read: anything for consumption. Could be REST but also could
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by oooyay 2y ago
I don't know that gate keeping is the right word, but I think it's doing a lot in the way of speaking for a number of projects (near infinity) that the author can't possibly represent. I comaintain a piece of infrastructure s
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by oooyay 2y ago
Yes, you and another user have claimed that but provided no sources or proof. For my part, I'm a dem and it always seemed that Dems weren't very vocal about it but were highly concerned about Tik Toks data sovereignty. They'v

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