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All the New Website Launches in the World(websitelaunches.com)
4 points by t-3 1y ago|2 comments
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by t-3 1y ago
Yes, but it's not in the sshd config, it's in the ssh config. See ssh_config(5), search for Remote to find the most relevant sections.
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by t-3 1y ago
Not just CEOs, make employees liable. Going after the soft targets first will reduce the resources and influence of the harder targets at the executive level.
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by t-3 1y ago
I think you already know the answer. The justification is American exceptionalism. The point is to distort a level playing field.
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by t-3 1y ago
I had something similar happen when I was a passenger in a car accident. I had been asleep and woke up just before the impact. I watched the car's front end crumple in slow motion and was able to protect my head and "roll" wi
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by t-3 1y ago
If you're going to use a foreign word for teacher, shifu would likely be more appropriate than sensei. Lee's martial arts were rooted in Chinese tradition, not Japanese.
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by t-3 1y ago
Bruce Lee competed in and won boxing tournaments as a teenager...
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by t-3 1y ago
He's a human capable of reproduction and judging by the number of children he has had ample opportunities to do so. Most humans of reproductive age like sex, and those who have a lot of it tend to like it more. It's always been th
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by t-3 1y ago
China can benefit in the short-term if talent moves there, but it's very difficult to gain citizenship in China if you're not ethnically Chinese. That probably won't matter for people just moving for work, but those looking f
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People cheat more if they use AI(english.elpais.com)
6 points by t-3 1y ago|1 comments
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by t-3 1y ago
The article actually made me feel a lot better about political violence in the US. If their numbers are right, it's a very tiny fraction of violent crime. If the media would stop sensationalizing these events and doing the work of inst
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by t-3 1y ago
Does the BBC not employ an editor, or has NATO suddenly become something other than an acronym? Seeing "Nato" everywhere is very grating. As for the article, I'll wait for the action. Trump is so unreliable it's better t
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by t-3 1y ago
Another article about the same event mentioned swatting against public officials but wasn't clear on whether or not that was how they found these.
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by t-3 1y ago
Most jobs in prisons and jails pay less than $1/day, last I heard, maybe they got the inflation adjustment the rest of missed though.
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by t-3 1y ago
> There is widespread use of profit-seeking vendors like food suppliers or phone companies though. Yep. Everyone's heard about private prisons and their pet judges, but few know anything about Bob Barker or VitaPro. Their are deep a
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The pattern language of software architecture(metapatterns.io)
2 points by t-3 1y ago|0 comments
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by t-3 1y ago
Did he actually outright say the shooter was MAGA? The clip I've heard everywhere doesn't have Kimmel saying that at all, just talking about how Republicans are dead-set on making the shooter out not to be one of them (while at th
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by t-3 1y ago
> It's expensive (but not really, only compared to knives - a $500 GPU isn't expensive). No, it's really expensive. $400 is nearly a week's pay for an hourly worker in much of the US. For many on this site it might b
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by t-3 1y ago
Reverse brain drain. We've been brain-draining the rest of the world for decades, but now we've stopped. We're actively driving away the talents we'd previously attracted and our home-grown workers are too few due to fal
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by t-3 1y ago
Both can be true. H-1B's earn less than their domestic peers, but far more than the domestic underclass they are brought in to keep down.
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by t-3 1y ago
Nope just an American old enough to remember real physical paper maps. You don't put the most important part on the edge. (I believe the Chinese also use "central" to describe the leader or foremost member of a group though.
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by t-3 1y ago
It's wrong in any case. The center is the most important part.
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by t-3 1y ago
People care about other people they meet spying on them or doing creepy things. They don't care about people they don't meet spying on them or doing creepy things, because they don't notice it and it has a very low chance
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by t-3 1y ago
In countries without sovereign currencies it's more complicated, but in the US money wouldn't even need to be collected (technically it would need to be collected/added as debt, but that's entirely due to the Constitutio
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by t-3 1y ago
It looks more like he got injured when tackled, but the one guy blocking the camera with his body really makes it hard to tell if they're putting work in or just holding him down. Knowing cops, probably a bit of both.
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by t-3 1y ago
Most people don't buy routers, they get them from the ISP and never think about them again unless the wifi goes out, in which case they unplug and plug back in.
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by t-3 1y ago
Professional kitchens doing environmentally-sensitive cooking are going to have climate controlled areas and tools that make that work. Your kitchen probably doesn't. Many recipes will have wildly varying demands for flour (among othe
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by t-3 1y ago
Yes, but you need spend apple-level money on obscure Chinese stuff that looks suspiciously like a cheap android phone with no cell modem, or you can spend relatively very small amounts on cheap players with wildly varying software and hardw
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by t-3 1y ago
Local proxies are nice for these kinds of things, but most phones are running some kind of mDNS service so try setting up avahi/openmDNS to advertise services.
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'Messor ibericus': The ant that lays eggs of two different species(english.elpais.com)
5 points by t-3 1y ago|0 comments

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