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by slau 3y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37241488
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by slau 3y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37241488
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by slau 3y ago
Just make sure you have sufficient traffic to warrant a dedicated IP. An unknown IP suddenly sending a burst of emails is going to get soft-blocked very quickly. You need to build up your reputation, and you need to slowly increase how much
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by slau 3y ago
Nitrox is the single most issued specialisation. It’s most useful for repeat dives and on reasonably shallow dives. The most benefit you’ll get is in the 20-30m range. As I mostly dive cold waters, I use a max PO2 of 1.4, instead of the 1.6
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by slau 3y ago
It sounds like you could benefit from having your own dedicated IP pool in SES. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/dg/dedicated-ip.html
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by slau 3y ago
Just use cat | gcc - Sidestep the entire debate completely.
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by slau 3y ago
Actually it would say 2001 since that is the epoch on iOS.
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by slau 3y ago
I am, however you’re not wrong. The main use of the word is either regarding annoyance, but can also mean snitching. “Narked” in the scuba community 100% refers to nitrogen narcosis. See the company called “Narked at 90”.
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by slau 3y ago
While scuba diving, nitrogen narcosis stops the instant you ascend a bit (the typical recommendation is to reduce the ambient pressure by one atmosphere). I don’t think there is anything in this study that indicates the effect lasts more th
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by slau 3y ago
Just completed my deep (40m/120ft) diver certification. A significant amount of the course was focused on nitrogen narcosis, and how to handle/detect it. Apparently, some divers will start feeling the narcotic effect between 20-30
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by slau 3y ago
Of course it's not just you. Plenty of people have felt very disappointed after seeing La Joconde . I didn't, however. It is an incredible painting. Don't worry so much about the face. Look at the hands. Look at how alive th
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by slau 3y ago
UK ISO is indeed the best for me as well, as a software developer. Having @ and " swapped makes so much sense for me, I don't know why. I also much prefer having \ and | located next to the left shift key. It's a single hand
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by slau 3y ago
I’ve been doing freelance for the past 4-5 years. The first few years I focused on building a bit of runway, and now I’ve reduced the amount of time I’m available for my clients. I typically take about 10-12 weeks off every year. Today I ju
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by slau 3y ago
Nmap is a fantastic tool, but it helps with issues at an entirely different level than debugging routing issues. When you’re talking about L2 routing, firewalling and NACLs, it is very, very likely that most packets are just silently droppe
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by slau 3y ago
As a fellow Dutch-speaker, I know in Dutch both are “lenen”, but in English borrow and lend are separate. You will lend them a bike, and they will borrow it from you. (I still don’t know how English ended up with separate verbs for both act
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by slau 3y ago
I used to work at Realm (the mobile database company). In order to keep an eye on what was going on, there was a Slack integration that reposted any mention of @realm on Twitter. One morning, we woke up to a #twitter channel full of very ne
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by slau 3y ago
Lycée would be the equivalent of high-school, with a typical age of 15-18 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secondary_education_in_France ).
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by slau 3y ago
Depends on your definition of "children". France only banned alcohol in lycées in 1981... only 42 years ago. Otherwise, you are right. The main ban (children under the age of 14) was in 1956, or 67 years ago.
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by slau 3y ago
Interestingly on my Mastodon client (Ivory), this link is rendered with the following title: > Delete this version from 7/25/23 since old story got updated. I don’t see this title when I load the page myself.
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by slau 3y ago
Well spotted. I’m also unsure why you’d need a 6.5” screen for something that won’t even render a webpage. I’m intrigued, however I’m not sure I understand why the visual side of entertainment is banned (not even a browser, unless I missed
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by slau 3y ago
From the article I linked: > It has been claimed to be a mechanism by which homeopathic remedies work
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by slau 3y ago
What’s striking is that a few of the examples listed in the article seem to relate to the concept of water memory[1]. Why is homeopathy so popular? Is it just wishful thinking? [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water
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by slau 3y ago
What you say makes sense. I just wish I were able to make that call for my accounts, instead of companies making it for me. The user should be able to decide whether they want ease-of-use and convenience over actual security. I am fine with
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by slau 3y ago
It strikes me as easier to target a specific user, and try to steal their email credentials (phishing is still ridiculously successful), and then basically get access to all of their online accounts. I would tend to agree that if I did lose
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by slau 3y ago
I don't want to store passkeys in my password manager, the same way that I don't want my TOTPs to be stored in my password manager. If my 1P/LastPass/BitWarden gets hacked/compromised/pwned by someone across th
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by slau 3y ago
It is my understanding this is incorrect. Whether chip or NFC is used, the private key is still used to perform a challenge-response signature for the transaction (ARQC/ARPC and SDAD)
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by slau 3y ago
You are arguing for the exact same thing as the person you’re replying to—while attempting to disagree with them. They said that provided you can keep CO2 levels down, lack of oxygen will cause drowsiness and cause you to pass out. This is
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by slau 3y ago
Was the 1P platform audited by an external entity?
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by slau 3y ago
I had the exact same experience. Back when I was using Keepass I manually synchronised the file onto 2 cloud providers because the only native sync option was rsync and WebDAV or something, which was useless for mobile. I used to have 3 c
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by slau 3y ago
This is very cool. I'll definitely try it out soon.

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