rubatuga

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   by rubatuga 5y ago

   If there aren't many people who are interested in voting for either candidate, the easiest way to win is not to convince the other side, but to push people who weren't interested in voting, to vote. This is usually done through ou
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   by rubatuga 5y ago

   This is what happens when health policy is based on media optics and public opinion, along with a myopic view on “health”. Can’t really blame health authorities too much, they would have met a lot more criticism if they had a more loose Cov
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   by rubatuga 5y ago

   The less we discuss and upvote this the longer it will stay on HN front page.
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   by rubatuga 5y ago

   Damn that used to be such a big deal a few years ago. You don’t see it anymore.
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   by rubatuga 5y ago

   I mean the ATX standard has this signal built in, so Apple could just copy it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_good_signal
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   by rubatuga 5y ago

   I’m Canadian, I work in healthcare. Around half the healthcare workers I’ve talked to want an end to mandates and passports. At this point, the vaccine mandates are ethically speaking, on thin ice as well. Autonomy and freedom from coercion
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   by rubatuga 5y ago

   From Wikipedia article on rationing in UK: > In the late 1940s, the Conservative Party utilised and encouraged growing public anger at rationing, scarcity, controls, austerity and government bureaucracy to rally middle-class supporters a
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   by rubatuga 5y ago

   “Perfectly sound” crumbles on further inspection. First the protest is time sensitive. Consider all the relaxations that are happening with restrictions not only in Canada but globally. Canada has some of the most strict Covid laws in the w
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   by rubatuga 5y ago

   Well according to the protesters, the Canadian and provincial governments have also cost the economy millions of dollars in losses due to their lockdowns and restrictions.
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    I mean, it’s a bit of a meme at this point.
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    To people who think this act is justified, this act was used in World War I, World War II, and in 1970 when Quebec had a terrorist group doing bombings, kidnappings, and murder. It’s insane, absolutely insane, to think these are equivalent.
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    What a rigorous deduction you have made.
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    People thought blocking this acquisition will result in more competition overall. Unfortunately, letting the stock market control ARMs actions will still lead to anti-competitive actions harming you as a customer. Not sure if blocking the m
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    Some crazy shit, but also some good shit. Hard part is figuring out which is which.
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    You need to consider reflections attenuation and imepdance
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    The power and the downfall of open source software.
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    > import tensorflow as tf
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    Great pandemic purchase. Portability is overlooked until you need it for traveling, on-the-go, etc.
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    Same for my HP Z230. Literally have to be within a foot or two to hear it.
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    Using my HP Z230 with 16GB ECC RAM, multiple VMs, 2 NVMe SSDs, and 2x3TB HDD.
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    Japan's Kowa says ivermectin has 'antiviral effect' on Covid-19(ca.news.yahoo.com)

    15 points by rubatuga 5y ago|12 comments
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    Google buzz and Google wave are also casualties.
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    The solution is to optimize your code and have rate limiting
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    Seems like it’s his fault. I’m currently using the twilio API. A simple Python script could be used to filter out any messages that weren’t sent from an employee. He essentially has an unauthenticated open relay, a one way ticket to get pu
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    Nibble aligned is usually the norm
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    Interesting project. I want to move off of Google for domain name provider. How are domains purchased? Also, what is your acceptable use policy?
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    True about the backups. I'm thinking once I upgrade to 22.04, I'll be able to use virtio-fs for better efficiency (+ actual dedup!).
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    We made a product called Hoppy Network ( https://hoppy.network ) that fits this use case perfectly. We use WireGuard tunnels to bypass all ISP restrictions, and provide a clean /32 IPv4 and /56 IPv6 using a native netw
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    by rubatuga 5y ago

    I sometimes use the NightCap app for photos, and it doesn't have that AI bullshit.