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by pastage 6y ago
The counterfeit FTDIs are ok. How drivers are created is a much bigger problem, the windows model specifically where hardware takes a long time, if ever, to be included in the default installation. Getting hardware to just work on windows w
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by pastage 6y ago
Pretty normal if you manage to save a lot and start working during highschool.
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by pastage 6y ago
Who decides what is risky enough to warrant that? Your example with bicycle helmets is a perfect example, helmet usage is not correlated with less bicycle accidents/injuries. The greater risk is that people choose a car just because th
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by pastage 6y ago
Seems like the hosts files of old and one kind of Alternative root. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_DNS_root
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by pastage 6y ago
This is more about route finding than anything else. One hour of CPU time to calculate routes for 5000 packages and 30 distribution centers. That's pretty good.
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by pastage 6y ago
I thought the extension sends you directly to the https version, that is similar to how HSTS works, and securitywise alot better that http redirects.
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by pastage 7y ago
There are a lot of package ecosystems, but more packages, and one of these packages will always depend on something implicit. Building a new system is not going to help. Xkcd 927 about standards applies
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by pastage 7y ago
FWIW that is not my picture, but you are too unspecfic, you do not give any accurate description either, and if there is no such info in "the west" how can I be arrogant, ignorant maybe? The people who care about privacy do not ca
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by pastage 7y ago
That is hard to answer can you anser what kind of contact tracing are you missing in "the West", and what level of privacy invasion are you comparing it against. In the first stages of Corona we did a lot of old school contact tra
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by pastage 7y ago
How does Silverblue handle the real world, where does it fail? Nix was the fight concept a decade a go I'm a amazed that it has come so far. Packaging is soo hard atm, the question for me is always how can I get this system to build cl
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by pastage 7y ago
Transport is one of the least taxed emission sources there are, in o e way thats subsidies.
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by pastage 7y ago
It's actually lots of regulation that states what is important in city planning, bicyclepaths are at the bottom of those list.
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by pastage 7y ago
Nope still needs login
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by pastage 7y ago
Food biz is a low margins cut throat affair, quality is not something that is easy to get. "Just fine" is very low bar, my mom is an excellent chef, to get the same tastiness and attention to detail you have to pay quite a lot of
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by pastage 7y ago
Sadly no one is perfect, building roads that allow misstakes to safely be made is vital. See the road design vision of zero fatality. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vision_Zero
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by pastage 7y ago
In many legislations you are supposed to cycle against the motortraffic, especially if there is a bikepath.
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by pastage 7y ago
Can't you use the ADFS for SSO against windows? It is heavily used for web services that do not have support for Kerberos around here.
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by pastage 7y ago
From experience it's between irc and having an office mate. I've only done it with an always on videolink which is different from this. The problem I see is that this seems to mean you need to learn radio dicipline which is hard,
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by pastage 7y ago
That honestly seems like a bigger problem, if researchers are not paid for reviewing who will do it?
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by pastage 7y ago
I wish they fired people for doing pop ups, that would be Nice.
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by pastage 7y ago
I tried to understand the point Damore was pushing, but I faiked because all I could see was some crazy opinion not supported by my experience in tech. My kind interpretation is that Damore really wasnt talking about gender at all. Because
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by pastage 7y ago
SRTM is pretty bad, but good enough until height data is easier to work with.
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by pastage 7y ago
That seems like copyright problem, which is really important.
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by pastage 7y ago
Good feedback, but FWIW I do believe that a docker container with Ubuntu is a no brainer. Sure policies might forbid it.
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by pastage 7y ago
There is also the concept of lay judges, people who are non educated in law but are paid a small sum. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lay_judge
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by pastage 7y ago
Keeping those planes maintained and serviced is going to cost abit too.
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by pastage 7y ago
Our buisness instances are 30% IE, luckily not even that is enough to get anyone to care about IE around here.
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by pastage 7y ago
So would a few areas be true for you? "many" has ben true for 25 years for me and 15 years for many end users I know. UX is very much an opinion.
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by pastage 7y ago
Oauth is used in other places than browsers, HEAD has always been possible
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by pastage 7y ago
The statement in itself is of course overly broad, but I think you can do better, what part of the argument do you want a citation on? EDIT: I just interpret it as a way to express the opinion that employers usually care about their buisnes

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