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by singlow 5y ago
More confusingly, I first thought of Bette Davis who died in 1989.
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by singlow 5y ago
Now
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by singlow 5y ago
I didn't see any claim that https is faster. If you benchmark https on a path where encryption is the only significant work being done, and on hardware that does not have encryption acceleration, then it will appear to be a lot slower.
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by singlow 5y ago
I am a regular user of the NYT games page. As long as you have adblock enabled its a pretty good experience. For some games they might post a leaderboard and certain games like the crossword require you to have a subscription. But many othe
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by singlow 5y ago
Its not hyperbolic. I wrote the policy for my company's phone policy. If an employee wants to access any company resources from their personal phone (optional) they must submit to a phone audit. The audit is a checklist of security bes
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by singlow 5y ago
*add NSFW
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by singlow 5y ago
That's the crypto.com marketing slogan which is spewed by Matt Damon in their commercials.
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by singlow 5y ago
Haven't seen that, but another example is Dancer in the Dark, which contrasts not just with color. It has primary narrative sequences that are cinéma-vérité style with dull colors, spoken dialog, handheld cameras and no background musi
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by singlow 5y ago
They are mostly obsolete. They might be useful for low-volume, low-priority messages or hobbies, but delivery is inconsistent. Sometimes they take a while to deliver, they often get dropped or throttled. I worked with an app that sent weath
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by singlow 5y ago
But I can't even tell if that is the norm within Amish communities or if that is just something that some local church decided for one particular case. Another church may have chosen to isolate an abuser from the victim or other potent
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by singlow 5y ago
An interesting article, but I am curious about the incident rates and comparison to non-Amish communities. Child abuse is surprisingly common in general and I don't see anything in the article that makes specific claims about its frequ
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by singlow 5y ago
If he committed fraud, they could arrest him and charge him criminally.
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by singlow 5y ago
Or it represents one real thing that has multiple purposes outside the code and so the code can't fix that.
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by singlow 5y ago
Except galvanized is a common household term for a century but dipped in zinc sound exotic unless you realize the similarity.
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by singlow 5y ago
Seems like a site we should all submit to https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/
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by singlow 5y ago
To clarify, I don't mean to say the boss did something ok, just that I think the term gas-lighting as a term is very useful to describe a particular phenomenon in various relationships, but is less useful if it gets broadened. I think
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by singlow 5y ago
Not all manipulation is gas-lighting. Gas-lighting is when you intentionally create a scenario to make another person doubt their competence as a distraction from your own nefarious actions. If the boss had intentionally given the subordina
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by singlow 5y ago
So you will be indebted to your customers until their time is up.
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by singlow 5y ago
It's not about trusting the transactíon. It's about trusting that the value will be sustained.
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by singlow 5y ago
It is usually against code to shed water toward the property line from that distance, so that may be the only option.
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by singlow 5y ago
I don't think so. Rate of infection and risk of illness are two separate statistics that may not be correlated. It doesn't mention whether the child hospitalization rate is higher or lower for Covid vs the flu. The near-record num
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by singlow 5y ago
I think they are sure they triggered some of the errors. However they may not be able to identify which ones were caused by their bug and which ones were legitimate attacks, which probably happen at some rate each day. If you are a customer
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by singlow 5y ago
There are probably a baseline of real security alerts for 3rd party credentials per day. For any given user, hers may have been from this bug or it may have been a real attack. If normally there are 200 alerts per day but while this bug was
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by singlow 5y ago
From Wikipedia: > On March 6, 1978, during a legal battle related to obscenity in Gwinnett County, Georgia, Flynt and his lawyer were shot on the sidewalk in Lawrenceville by Joseph Paul Franklin. The shooting left Flynt partially paraly
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by singlow 5y ago
Only certain classes of officers if I remember correctly, and it more likely was motivated by preventing the leaking of intelligence under interrogation by the enemy, rather than really being about preserving honor. Of course it's prob
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by singlow 5y ago
I have reread snow crash since my first read of it as a teen and did not enjoy it as much. I like his newer stuff much more. But at the time, and my state of mind, it was very influential to my view of technology, the internet and society s
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by singlow 5y ago
I read snowcrash as a teen but Cryptonomicon was my reintroduction to Neal Stevenson as an adult and it got me hooked.
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by singlow 5y ago
OK but to be accurate, the Tesla Roadster came out before the Nissan Leaf.
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by singlow 5y ago
If mutation increases chance of vaccinated person getting a detectable infection, the hospitalization stats may show lower rates even though it is no less severe for the unvaccinated population.
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by singlow 5y ago
I am able to access the console for us-west-2 by going to a region specific URL: https://us-west-2.console.aws.amazon.com/ It does tack me to a non-region specific login page which is up, and then redirects back to us-west-

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