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by rbut 5y ago
So would you say that protests work?
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by rbut 5y ago
Early treatment means that the virus doesn't replicate from the upper respiratory tract down to the lungs, where yes the cytokine storm can kill you.
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by rbut 5y ago
I’m pretty picky about trackpads and the XPS 13 is as good as my Late 2013 Macbook Pro, or even better. (The MacBook trackpad was only good in macOS, the windows/linux drivers were never as good) Its large enough, no accidental registr
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by rbut 5y ago
Preventative of what? Serious disease? - The same/similar (though studies have shown this declines within 6 months). Op is correct. Catching/Transmission? - The current vaccines are systemic and not mucosal, so they don't st
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by rbut 5y ago
Not Arch, but macOS to Linux related. As a developer, used macOS for 13 years. Switched to Ubuntu after Apple went to M1. It's been pretty much flawless and required no more tweaks during setup than a typical macOS install would. Devel
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by rbut 5y ago
According to daily media articles in Australia, the primary reason is the stated reason. I also mentioned the burden on the health system in point 2. Freedom? This depends on the state. In Victoria, we had the longest lockdown in the entire
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by rbut 5y ago
The rates per 100,000 already account for this. Refer to the last 2 columns of Table 2.
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by rbut 5y ago
I should have clarified in ages 30+ where COVID has more serious effects on a persons health. Ref. 2nd-last and last columns of Table 2 on Page 13.
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by rbut 5y ago
In Australia the rationale for a Vaccine Passport is because the unvaccinated are super spreaders. Yet, the latest data out of the UK (COVID-19 vaccine surveillance report Week 42, Page 13) [1] shows that the double-vaccinated are around TW
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by rbut 5y ago
Back up for our servers in Australia. Edit: Our US server also. Total downtime around 50minutes.
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by rbut 5y ago
If you wanted JSON to parse into actual date objects, you could always do: { thisIsADate: new Date('1995-12-17T03:24:00Z') } It would be simple enough for parsers in other languages to parse this into their own date o
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by rbut 5y ago
Because: ‘I am “really” angry’ Is much nicer than: “I am \”really\” angry”
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by rbut 5y ago
If you're looking for an open-source self-hosted alternative to Dropbox, I've found Seafile to be flawless. Seadrive is also nice if you want to access your data as if it were a network drive. * Not affiliated with seafile, just r
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by rbut 5y ago
One theory I read once is that Australia leads the way with these laws for the other members of the five eyes to eventually follow. Is there any truth in this?
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by rbut 5y ago
“mitigations strategies such as personal protection equipment, social distancing, etc., should continue to be employed to prevent viral transmission until the virus is eradicated” I’m sorry to say, but its not ever going be eradicated, espe
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by rbut 5y ago
There may be some overhead with networking if your application uses a very large amount of bandwidth. See: https://github.com/rootless-containers/rootlesskit/tree/v0.1... Otherwise for general dockerized appl
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by rbut 5y ago
I would recommend using Rootless Docker over this cheat sheet. It makes half the issues they are trying to work around redundant. It also solves the issue with Docker punching a hole through UFW.. https://docs.docker.com/eng
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by rbut 5y ago
Lived out that way growing up. They gnawed at our weatherboards and deck railing. Always a major PITA.
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by rbut 5y ago
I migrated our companies repositories away from Bitbucket a few days ago using git clone —mirror and it worked fine. Am I missing something, or were you just unlucky?
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by rbut 5y ago
Maybe if you didn't live in Victoria. For Victorians, last year was anything but life as normal.
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by rbut 5y ago
> So why is Altice slashing upload speeds? To be “in line with other ISPs.” In other words, “The rest of the industry is fucking awful, so why should we be any better?” Wouldn’t the real reason with DOCSIS be so they have more downstream
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by rbut 5y ago
Use the new rootless mode and you won’t have issues with it inserting it’s rules above UFW. You can then expose ports to a specific IP and use UFW to allow it. Much cleaner than any UFW-docker hacks out there, and more secure. https:/
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by rbut 5y ago
These kind of comments aren’t constructive. Instead of blanket discounting anything coming out outlets like Sky, how about showing how the facts they presented are wrong. This is exactly how the Wuhan Lab theory was suppressed in the first
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by rbut 5y ago
SaaS abuse unfortunately isn’t new. On our SaaS app, we had to introduce a Captcha when adding users to an account. Spammers would write scripts to continually add, send welcome emails, and then delete users (getting around the 5 free user
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by rbut 5y ago
Twitter has proven time and again that it is no friend of an open and uncensored platform.
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by rbut 5y ago
All online "journalism" which uses advertising as its main source of revenue does exactly this. For example in Australia we have news.com.au who uses the exact same tactics. In fact their headlines and blurbs are even shorter than
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by rbut 6y ago
That’s assuming all current Mac developers decide to switch to ARM macs. I (Mac developer of 13 years) have switched away to linux. I’m sure there are others like me.
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by rbut 6y ago
I came from a 15” Macbook Pro, and at first it felt a little smaller, but now I am more than used to it such that I can’t even remember what it was like to code on the 15. I do spend most of my time on my laptop in bed with my knees up thou
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by rbut 6y ago
I do something similar with VMWare Workstation on linux (which is free). I use the hardware IDs from my Mac Mini, that funnily enough is a Windows server, so that I can use it for iMessage. No better setup having Ubuntu as the dev OS and th
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by rbut 6y ago
What a great idea. We’ll be subscribing as soon as the 1.11 support is released.

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