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by takeda 5y ago
What I was saying is that it doesn't look like IMEI is essential part of the protocol and perhaps was added because of that and similar cases? Without any identifiable ID of the phone, you wouldn't need a burner phone, just a burn
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by takeda 5y ago
What I was trying to say, I don't believe IMEI would be needed for the phone to call/receive calls, and perhaps was invented after the incident.
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by takeda 5y ago
> We don't have SIMs for ADSL or Fiber internet? The reason for it is because they are physically provided to your house so it would be redundant, but if that wasn't a case, imagine if we did have SIM for ADSL or Fiber. Getting
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by takeda 5y ago
I on the other hand have been on Verizon's no-SIM CDMA network. Didn't like it, and don't want to get back but this time giving the power to phone manufacturer's. SIM is giving power to the customer, and I actually don&#
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by takeda 5y ago
You can do all of that with SIM already. The only restriction placed is by cell providers. You either use roaming feature, or if you use SIM that supposed to use multiple providers (like Google Fi) then it can use multiple networks. This ch
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by takeda 5y ago
> * Resilience (e.g. water/dust proofing). Phones already were water proof when they had sim cards and phone jack. While I never owned an iPhone, those changes annoy me immensely. The reason for it is that Android manufacturers are
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by takeda 5y ago
I don't know the story, but I'm wondering if IMEI wasn't introduced because of that. If SIM offered an identity in the network, why would phone need to have an unique number?
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by takeda 5y ago
Yes, I don't understand how this could be welcomed by anyone else than Apple. It gives flashback from time when Verizon had CDMA network and their devices did not have SIM.
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by takeda 5y ago
The test contains antibodies for the virus, so if they react in any way (assuming you weren't tampering with it[1]) then you have the virus. Those tests are considered unreliable, because the false negative is high (i.e. not enough of
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by takeda 5y ago
> It's not obvious what counts as a "faint line" -- is this too faint? Is it not really there? Am I misreading natural variations in the colour of the test strip? If you think of how the test works, then it is obvious that
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by takeda 5y ago
Isn't Any essentially: type Any interface{} ?
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by takeda 5y ago
It's not everyone though. FB algorithm is giving preference to the most controversial person. People that are reasonable are boring and don't cause engagement, so their posts also are not displayed. When you get away from the site
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by takeda 5y ago
Looks like the inflation is lower in states that actually tried to stop the pandemic.
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by takeda 5y ago
Yeah, I was also surprised when I learned this. Another surprising thing is that they own it since 1998.
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by takeda 5y ago
IMDB belongs to Amazon, so likely on AWS too. This also confirms it: https://downdetector.com/status/imdb/
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by takeda 5y ago
> Is this addressed in PG14? Or is it still to come in PG15? I haven't kept up with the latest Postgres stuff but I thought they were fixing the connection stuff. This is by design, postgresql doesn't come with a connection poo
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by takeda 5y ago
When working as an SRE every place that I worked at that used MySQL had at least one situation where MySQL database got corrupted itself without any damaging events (i.e. no broken hardware, no disk filling up (but even that shouldn't
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by takeda 5y ago
The SCOTUS ruling they are talking about was about police giving mandates to random people on the street for not being vaccinated. I don't see how that's not more extreme.
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by takeda 5y ago
https://www.history.com/news/smallpox-vaccine-supreme-court Also you might not be aware of other mandates, because you received those vaccines as a kid.
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by takeda 5y ago
> You should just develop your apps in/with/for containers. The container contains all the dependencies for your app. This way you never have to think about the host OS ever again; your app "just works" (once you hook
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by takeda 5y ago
Well, it is generally more likely to be tuned to AWS, containing right drivers and tools installed than a default distro you would download from the website, but the images that are available on AWS would likely also tuned similarly. If the
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by takeda 5y ago
In RedHat or CentOS it was enabled by default as well for a long while. The problem was that if you installed custom software (not packaged by the distro) you had two options: - create and install SELinux rules for it - disable SELinux Unfo
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by takeda 5y ago
You're right, I believe they want the reader to connect it to myocarditis after vaccination. But once again that happens at much higher rate with covid itself.
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by takeda 5y ago
Pretty much any information is much more valuable if you can go back in time.
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by takeda 5y ago
How does this work though? If I would buy a card on eBay for example, I paid for it, install it and during registration I learn it is stolen, am I just basically f-ed? I mean, will anyone reimburse me the money I paid for it? I would assume
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by takeda 5y ago
That was true initially, but because of its price it became impractical as a currency. People are now only buying it as an investment, investment in what? It inherently doesn't have any value or utility.
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by takeda 5y ago
I'm assuming you have been in comma in the past few years?
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by takeda 5y ago
They started putting their brand on other products and last week they realized that maybe it wasn't a good idea, so they renamed to Meta. So now we will have Instagram by Meta, WhatsApp by Meta, Occulus (actually Metaverse) by Meta Ign
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by takeda 5y ago
In that case didn't they make the change too early?
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by takeda 5y ago
With name like "meta" it will be harder to find bad press about them.

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