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by russellendicott 6y ago
Shouldn't this be an incentive for parents everywhere to always be networking and upholding their social standing so they can pass those benefits down to their children?
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by russellendicott 6y ago
This strategy is common in any skilled labor trade. For example, joining a carpentry team the first thing you have to do is tote lumber to earn respect.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
I've been using tmux buffers for quite some time now but what always throws a wrench in my plans is when using tmux in SSH sessions there are always gotchas when getting access to my host's clipboard buffer depending on the platfo
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AWS Releases DNS Firewall Service(aws.amazon.com)
4 points by russellendicott 6y ago|1 comments
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by russellendicott 6y ago
Protects against DNS query exfil and provides malicious query filtering and redirection.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
Yeah. I used to work for a mid sized company and they did a lot of on-prem. Even there it took a lot of lead time to add 20 physical nodes to a cluster. Now I work for an Global Enterprise and the benefits of cloud aren't necessarily a
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by russellendicott 6y ago
gasp /s I can totally understand the flow thing--less flow means longer, more annoying shower. I've found that the soft white LED bulbs are a tolerable replacement for full spectrum incandescent. I stick with LED because I'
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by russellendicott 6y ago
Science is merely a tool. It's conclusions still must be interpreted and translated to fit in to a human shaped system. There are almost as many interpretations of the conclusions of science as there are interpretations of religious te
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by russellendicott 6y ago
In 2016 John Willis was with Docker and he gave a talk where he casually recommended a book called The Box [1] about how shipping containers have shaped the modern world. When I was reading it there was a part where they talk about how the
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by russellendicott 6y ago
Reasonable voices get downvoted. Social media rewards extremes.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
Thanks for letting me know what the proper term is. I think it's very interesting.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
I expect to be downvoted for this but I think there is an appeal in an institution that dogmaticaly upholds a "higher" ideal of human behavior. They try to provide us with an example of how a hypothetical family with essentially u
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by russellendicott 6y ago
These fringe groups are always going to be looking for things to get upset about. What we have to be careful with is lumping 40% of the country in with these groups and pushing the divide further. We can't make generalizations and say
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by russellendicott 6y ago
So what you're saying is that the opinions of rural people regarding uniquely rural problems don't matter in the context of the nation as a whole.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
Ideas that make sense to people in cities don't always make sense in rural areas. Let's say for an overly simplistic example everyone in a city thinks it's a great idea to tax anyone who lives in a home that has more than 200
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by russellendicott 6y ago
> Rural areas are incredibly over-represented imo. This should be addressed more than the tiny details that don't really change the outcome. So the most populous cities should have the unopposed power to decide all of the federal po
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by russellendicott 6y ago
Have you noticed that you can't copy and paste all the text from a conversation? At least the feature request has 2900 upvotes. https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/su...
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Idea: Svc that connects you to people “recently recovered” from Covid for hire
4 points by russellendicott 6y ago|0 comments
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by russellendicott 6y ago
You're the real super hero for this comment.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
It was a key dependency for this and they also broke it out into a separate product.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
We've been waiting for this one for about a year so we can get rid of some of our home grown solutions. Can't wait to implement and see what it can do. Curious to see what other customers think.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
In that case when supply is the sam, demand increases, and prices stay the same then you run out of stock. Someone then needs to distribute the product "fairly". I assume you think that should be the government?
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by russellendicott 6y ago
I agree with all of your points but why is it Twitter or Facebook's responsibility to check all of those things for every article posted to their platform? Why is the onus not on you as the reader to do your own fact checking?
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by russellendicott 6y ago
Can't people do their own research and choose whether or not they believe the contents of a story before they retweet it and lose their own credibility?
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Google delays its 30-percent Play Store cut in India after pushback(india.googleblog.com)
2 points by russellendicott 6y ago|0 comments
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by russellendicott 6y ago
I believe Houston, TX has no zoning laws either. You can find high rises right next to houses and you can have an auto repair shop in the middle of a suburban neighborhood.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
This is brilliant. Destroy the credibility of the criminals.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
I recall from my years as a small business sysadmin that some of the Smart-UPS systems that have a serial connector for management access require a special serial cable. If you plug in a “standard” serial cable it cuts power to the whole UP
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by russellendicott 6y ago
I'm trying to find out how one would actually subscribe to content but the Substack site seems to only show info on how to be a publisher.
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by russellendicott 6y ago
Love Liero. Never could get into Worms turn based because I started with Liero.

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