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by pcnix 7y ago
I would love a source for this, or any further reading recommendations on similar topics.
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by pcnix 7y ago
This is because the IdenTrust root is expiring though, it's not something LetsEncrypt can do anything about.
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by pcnix 7y ago
Things like the decipherment of Linear B are probably what come close to classic code breaking. With AES etc, though, building a system that uses them effectively is the core principle of modern security and crypto.
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by pcnix 7y ago
Or Alfred's best bet is to go all-in on politics, and affect positive change on a large scale via writing government policy. Capitalism and philanthropy are small potatoes compared to the sort of impact you can have by being a vocal po
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by pcnix 7y ago
You mean the Mueller report that hasn't been released yet?
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by pcnix 7y ago
I used something similar, along with a few additions to add timestamp as a column on the left etc. I've since switched over to org-mode though, I find that the agenda integration and a couple of org-journal plugins make for easy task m
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by pcnix 8y ago
Well, India's trying, maybe take a look there?
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by pcnix 8y ago
Basic replication is maybe close to what you could call solved, but I'd say that there's still complications like georeplicating multi master write machines are still quite complicated, and need a dedicated person to manage. Hirin
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by pcnix 8y ago
Dev mode seems to work without any extra windows for me, maybe things are different now?
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by pcnix 8y ago
This is a pretty good read on Google's strategy for dealing with AWS - https://stratechery.com/2016/how-google-cloud-platform-is-ch...
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by pcnix 8y ago
What's the fork that fixes the problem? I haven't used Go since modules released, but I'm going to be needing it soon, and this is something I need.
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by pcnix 8y ago
This is actually the case in India too, currently. I'm surprised to hear that it's non trivial in the US to do the same, it's quickly becoming a large part of how people pay here.
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by pcnix 8y ago
As a learning exercise, I tried to find it too, but I wasn't able to get it from the domain in the js file, could you explain how you got to the final file? This is strictly as a learning exercise, no malicious intent on my part.
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by pcnix 8y ago
One argument to be made is that Google Search can only go downwards from here, as it is currently a clear market leader, and the remaining segments are not easy for them to break into. For example, Baidu has a stranglehold on search in Chi
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by pcnix 8y ago
Interesting read on this topic by Stratechery - https://stratechery.com/2016/how-google-cloud-platform-is-ch...
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by pcnix 8y ago
The seem to do a good amount of OSS work, and from looking at their github page, they have pretty active development on some projects going on.
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by pcnix 8y ago
It sounds like the more complicated version of the aggressive bone marrow translpants for cancer back in the 80s, and like those, causes increased risk for cancer down the line due to the carcinogens used. I've been looking into MS dru
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by pcnix 8y ago
I remember thinking that the book was dense too, and this passage definitely stands out in my memory.
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by pcnix 8y ago
This is pretty cool, I haven't really used the console for something like this in a while, and it's a good reminder for its power.
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by pcnix 8y ago
This happens on github/gitlab too, with pretty much all open source projects. It's definitely a cause for concern eventually, because the context for the problem and the rationale for decisions is now something that you have to
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by pcnix 8y ago
I appreciate the honestly in this answer, and your willingness to accept how people see something you clearly seem to care about. As for commercialization of Ayurveda, I see this as exactly what's happening now with Patanjali etc tryin
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by pcnix 8y ago
It's not about giving confidence to people, the existing methods are part of the fundamental idea of the scientific method. Dr. Hegde's claim of body types doesn't really mean anything until there's evidence to back it u
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by pcnix 8y ago
It reveals the attitude that pervades among these companies towards children that have been duped into spending via dark patterns and addictive games. You're making an argument that since the word is consistent, everything is fine and
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by pcnix 8y ago
It's the refund policies that are being questioned, you being aware of a charge doesn't mean anything when Facebook doesn't refund it.
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by pcnix 8y ago
There's also your attention surface. I typically read threads/posts from a variety of communities, but might prefer to reply only on some, and lurk on the others. I'm sure this is true for a lot of people, from anecdotes I&#x
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by pcnix 8y ago
I understand and agree with your ideas on controlling the device, but I should also point out that the network that you're on is a major vulnerability, and there's little you can do to control that data yourself. Government regula
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by pcnix 8y ago
What you speculate is actually happening to some extent, Intel's designs work around their fabrication quirks in order to achieve their performance, and this makes Intel unable to easily separate out their fabrication business in order
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by pcnix 8y ago
Looked drawish.
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by pcnix 8y ago
His responsibility as a maintainer is to signal when there's a change in power, since the package is trusted via his credentials.
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by pcnix 8y ago
The tier system changed recently, it's a 10 tier system now, and tier 5 is much easier to get.

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