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by snthd 5y ago
Look at "modal share". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modal_share https://cityclock.org/blogs/cycling-mode-share-data-700-citi...
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by snthd 5y ago
For those who don't know, the Daily Mail is considered "generally unreliable" by Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources/Per...
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by snthd 5y ago
Not convinced on the specifics ("Dutch speed limit"), but reduced or no cover for the Nürburgring is very much a thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nürburgring#Nordschleife_publi...
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by snthd 5y ago
Take almost any car slogan - they aren't about getting from A to B, they're all about fetishising cars. I assume they know how to sell, and that fetishisation works. >It's not some insidious plot to keep you from walking a
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by snthd 5y ago
Gone. It was a single data point on a map in the vicinity of RI.
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by snthd 5y ago
(2020)
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Spoofed Antonov An-225 ADS-B Log(flightaware.com)
6 points by snthd 5y ago|2 comments
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by snthd 5y ago
So DNS over HTTPS should work? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-dns-over-https#... chrome://flags/#dns-over-https edge://flags#dns-over-https
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by snthd 5y ago
Does this contribute to the internet archive's open library? https://openlibrary.org/help/faq/about#what
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https://openlibrary.org/help/faq/reading-log
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by snthd 5y ago
Famously Henry Marsh (neurosurgeon) wears a cowboy hat instead.
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by snthd 5y ago
Part of why I value privacy is because I hate advertising and want to obstruct it as much as possible. It seems Mozilla's values are not my values.
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by snthd 5y ago
They could run their own stackoverflow .onion service and advertise it in the site headers [0] (including on the block page). Then the onion traffic can be handled differently (maybe DDoSing the .onion will only affect Tor users, or the res
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by snthd 5y ago
I agree. The links are particularly useful as they don't come up with the 'past' link. Here's recent discussion on the UK push: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=https%3A%2F%2Fnoplacetohide.org.uk
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>Where else is there 1) the talent and 2) the relative degree of trust? https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/aug/01/nsa-paid-gch... >When GCHQ does supply the US with valuable intelligence, the
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by snthd 5y ago
You can see the Snoopy phone mentioned in the article.
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by snthd 5y ago
Both sides of that argument agree that the right to redistribute is fundamental to FLOSS. Microsoft is defining their product, which you can't redistribute[0], as "Open Source". [0] https://github.com/microsof
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by snthd 5y ago
Elsewhere[0] Microsoft have redefined "Open Source" to not include the right to redistribute, or to host on a cloud service. So while there's nothing wrong here with calling an MIT project open souce, it's not inconsiste
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by snthd 5y ago
If you turn the key, how do you really know it's your firmware that's being written?
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What's the closest the fediverse has to tumblr?
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>I think this view is overly negative. First of all, consider the timing of this all; this was super early days. People, including many experts, had much less facts then, and the topic was sensitive. I think you're missing that the
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by snthd 5y ago
https://ncase.me/rss/ is a nice intro to rss for the uninitiated.
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https://github.com/DIYgod/RSSHub/
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by snthd 5y ago
Can lets encrypt issue multiple wildcard certs for different subdomains like *.banana.example.com and *.grapefruit.example.com Then you could give each server a different wildcard cert without exposing the full name to the certificate log:
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by snthd 5y ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29798248
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Windows 10 supports CalDAV/CardDAV but limits provider-support (2017)(ctrl.blog)
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It's a charity, but it (indirectly?) pays some eyebrow-raisingly-high salaries: https://www.thirdsector.co.uk/charity-pay-study-2019-highest...
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by snthd 5y ago
Please consider https://github.com/microsoft/azuredatastudio/issues/102#issu... >SQL Operations Studio was built on the back of many open source projects that all use the MIT License for a reason: it'
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by snthd 5y ago
It's not a million miles away from it though. Typically gas stoves have a failsafe safety system that uses a thermocouple to keep the gas on only when there's enough heat. If you used a timer to break that safety circuit (relay?),
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by snthd 5y ago
It's meta being meta about meta. On the one hand people have free will to believe what they want to - and - apparently - Facebook has no influence or responsibility on that. On the other hand Facebook is entirely in the business of sel

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