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by tedk-42 2y ago
Straight to jail. Same as white collar crime, except in academia.
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Like everything, cheap, quick or good rule applies (pick 2). Software is pretty much always made cheaply and quickly. Even NASA will have b software blunders and have rockets explode mid flight.
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Really a non article as it feels like an edge case for usage. It's not on 24/7. No mention of I/O metrics or data stored. For all we know, OP is storing their photos and videos and never actually need to have 80% of the drive
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Yes, assuming you have a non compromised browser or certificate trust chain
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Not needed. It's tax payer money down the toilet. But hey I'm a pacifist and will be told that I'm a weak man who will lead to the downfall of civilisation so oh well.
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by tedk-42 2y ago
As an Aussie observer, I'm seeing more US influence in our region. With some 'diplomacy', Julian Assange was brought home after near 15 years fighting for BS extradition charges. The news and politicians in Australia follow a
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Exactly this! Even the use of 'flow' is misleading. It's barely trickling through the wire...
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by tedk-42 2y ago
A counter point being, most people assume other people can be trusted. It's a small percentage of people hacking (in a malicious way) but the reach of the internet means we're all vulnerable.
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by tedk-42 3y ago
Really silly to post it and everyone to upvote hahaha
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by tedk-42 3y ago
Same here. We had to push metrics we scrape via Prometheus into DataDog (coincidence that they acquired this) and do a custom transform to map to a set of custom metrics. Very straightforward in how it runs and the helm chart had all the ri
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by tedk-42 3y ago
He's paraphrased 2pac is his alcohol fuelled moment "Fuck Mobb Deep, fuck Biggie Fuck Bad Boy as a staff, record label and as a motherfuckin' crew And if you want to be down with Bad Bo, then fuck you too Chino XL, fuck you t
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by tedk-42 3y ago
> they're testing some new tech that directly uses the sun to desalinate. We should be implementing technologies we have now today rather than banking on something that might or might not pan out. I don't hate the idea of pipi
103.
by tedk-42 3y ago
No such thing as a poor wallet, only a poor person hehe
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by tedk-42 3y ago
Hertz putting the square block in a circular hole and then blaming the square for being a square
105.
by tedk-42 3y ago
Given the article is from the law firm representing the client in the article, I 'm dumbfounded to see people jumping onboard in agreement and not drawing fair conclusions on causation. Smoke usually means fire yes, but not always - co
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by tedk-42 3y ago
I'm skeptical of the story. Husband wears asbestos ridden clothes all day, maybe wears PPE and what not, but we've tied it the cancer the wife has because of her exposure to the clothes while handling them in the wash? Even if the
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by tedk-42 3y ago
Considering you can't run nginx with http/2 unless you specify SSL, I'd say TLS/SSL is a requirement with this library.
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by tedk-42 3y ago
Land specifically has uses (people live there, grow stuff, build a business on top of, have community things like a park etc). Most people won't care about some Rolex that someone around the world is willing to pay $100K for. Land has
109.
by tedk-42 3y ago
More likely you're being disingenuous about the situation
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by tedk-42 3y ago
Yeah there's a cost. The cost is on the consumer who's being sold bullet proof vests to goto the supermarket because there's fear being created about random shootings that could happen and than you need these high tech securi
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by tedk-42 3y ago
I think the most important thing to realise is that electricity is becoming a bit like a common tool that _anyone_ should be able to wield to do amazing things. Fire is just as dangerous as electricity, it's just that you can visibly s
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by tedk-42 3y ago
This argument is worse than saying the Earth is full of water in the ocean, let's just make it drinkable an no-one needs to suffer from bad water quality. I fully agree that we should be a society that produces a vast surplus of energy
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by tedk-42 3y ago
It's easy when it's 1 person to blame. In an organisation which is connected to the government in many ways through partnerships and contracts, putting a face to a crime is much harder to do. There's no single accountable per
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by tedk-42 3y ago
If Tesla are true to their original vision, this is a good move. The low volume, high margin cars that were their original "get the idea on the ground and in a few peoples hands but not to the point where we'll trip over ourselves
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by tedk-42 4y ago
"72 percent in January-February of 2022 to 58 percent in the same time this year" -> At this rate they'll have 0 market share in under 5 years time! You claim market share is significant. I'm saying it's not. If
116.
by tedk-42 4y ago
> Competition has nothing to do with it. Tesla's factories are all running full throttle and they're building more. Pretty much this. Sad clickbait title which draws on a statistical fact that is insignificant.
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by tedk-42 4y ago
All these talks about Starlink -> Remember it's a bandaid solution to your governments poor planning and infrastructure rollout of a core utility / service. I say this as an Australian who watched one government plan a national
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Reading the comments here remind me of the days when the iPhone was first released to the masses and everyone was like 'oh no i want my physical keyboard it feels good'. Good times looking back. Any button not on the steering whee
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by tedk-42 4y ago
I'd like to see a direct cause of X explaining this. There are lots of things to suggest a correlation (e.g. microplastics) but nothing concrete has ever really been proposed as being the cause. For all we know, we're better hydra
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Article is a bit of a joke. Honestly we should be able to control a car with that degree of freedom. I'm a big for of smaller steering wheels that are out of the way. They use to make sense when you needed to apply lots of torque manua

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