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931.
by sgc 6y ago
If all your scammers are from one geographical location halfway across the world, it is fine to refer to it and you shouldn't be shamed for naming it. Lest we police ourselves into ignorance.
932.
by sgc 6y ago
No, and there is no way to do that since domains are controlled by mx records, not email addresses.
933.
by sgc 6y ago
It's probably worth using your own domain even when using third party email providers, so you are in control of your email address.
934.
by sgc 6y ago
Perfectly reasonable hypothesis.
935.
by sgc 6y ago
I was thinking older than that, of the 50s and 60s, and early 70s. But regardless of the exact timeline, it's pretty well known than engineering trumps raw weight, even if quantity is a quality all it's own, as they say. Thus comp
936.
by sgc 6y ago
Flash wasn't just for video, it was for animated ads, or whole sites because it made cool transitions easy. I remember dumping flash sites others had made in the bin because they were not seo friendly (completely rendered as images, no
937.
by sgc 6y ago
I didn't think the developers' community had the power to get rid of flash at the time. Too many people wanted it. When Apple made that announcement I wasn't even sure it would work out for them.
938.
by sgc 6y ago
yes and no. Older cars were far heavier and far less safe. They could make incremental safety design improvements that allow to reduce weight incrementally without compromise.
939.
by sgc 6y ago
For ICE cars, it depends on what the mfg has optimized for. I had an Infinity years ago and I remember that it was optimized for 70mph precisely as per the owner's manual. Higher or lower speeds would be less efficient.
940.
by sgc 6y ago
Can they just pay 1 Euro or is there a set formula?
941.
by sgc 6y ago
Somehow I think the legal bills fighting Amazon will be higher than any lost pay, and you might not win.
942.
by sgc 6y ago
Curiosity questions: Do you know the specifics on the inflation based increases? Is it a common practice for landlords to have these increases?
943.
by sgc 6y ago
I think I might start an airplane brokerage.
944.
by sgc 7y ago
Sure, one is certified by a professional body (NIOSH etc) and the other is not. Since it's not, the burden of proof in this case is one sided. For example: "Surgical N95 respirators are approved by NIOSH as to their respiratory pr
945.
by sgc 7y ago
It seems like it would work if there was an unencrypted metadata stream with it, indicating boolean talking or not, etc.
946.
by sgc 7y ago
I doubt it's enough money to tank peoples' traffic over it.
947.
by sgc 7y ago
Total BS headline. It seems like they did they best they could.
948.
by sgc 7y ago
Because they focus on point of sale, which is taking a beating.
949.
by sgc 7y ago
Perfect example of how Chrome is the new IE. When something behaves differently in FF and Chrome, I presume Chrome is wrong until I can prove it otherwise.
950.
by sgc 7y ago
Is there something that could plug into this stack which would allow for easy integration of a lucene / solr instance as a data source?
951.
by sgc 7y ago
Maybe we should be infecting under 40s with a very low dose of the virus so they have an ever higher probability of getting just a little sick, and jump start the herd immunity process. It would be a form of vaccine-lite and allow a lot of
952.
by sgc 7y ago
I doubt that would be possible in that time frame. But I would need to see evidence of basic herd immunity or a massive chunk of herd immunity (50% population including representative percentage of the elderly) with low death rates, includi
953.
by sgc 7y ago
Slow within reason is a feature when it comes to decryption, so that difference is just fine.
954.
by sgc 7y ago
Zoom is more like focus on growth by actively undermining security first, and do who knows what later.
955.
by sgc 7y ago
I don't think it's a vacation. But I do think it will have some potentially beneficial side effects, as well as the obvious negative ones.
956.
by sgc 7y ago
It's obviously not vacation, nor is it prison. But the weight of the American rat race is undoubtedly crushing to many.
957.
by sgc 7y ago
I would not be surprised if fatalities overall remain flat due to lowered activity. That doesn't mean they would not explode without them. Germany is an outlier, not the norm as basically all statistics we have at this point indicate.
958.
by sgc 7y ago
I agree we don't know yet, it could be worse or better. But I think it will take a year or two to know based on how long it takes to do a post mortem on an influenza season. Certainly failure to quarantine would be devastating so whate
959.
by sgc 7y ago
There are plenty of missing tests. Testing is limited almost everywhere. Due to the testing that is in place I don't expect the same ratio, but also, not all countries count all tested deaths as corona deaths, only a few do as far as I
960.
by sgc 7y ago
Influenza related death rates are estimated after the fact from several sources of data and are about 25x higher than official influenza confirmed deaths. Everybody talks about the number of influenza related deaths as the real death rate

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