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teeray
3y ago
That’s assuming you can even contact the necessary team. Usually your only recourse with FB is clicking through a support wizard and filling out a textbox. Then you get a final, unappealable judgement from an admin as a notification.
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teeray
3y ago
It’s a shame that there aren’t more university programs that encourage contributions to open source. There’s a lot of senior capstone projects that just go to benefit some random company. If we’re going to pay these students with a grade in
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teeray
3y ago
What’s the crowd favorite self-hosted alternative these days?
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teeray
3y ago
There are many folks who reflexively append .com to everything. Even if it redirects to .gov someday, depriving fraudsters of the .com is absolutely worthwhile.
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teeray
3y ago
Even if there was, and after a long, arduous class action where the company was found guilty, the penalty for violating it would have to far exceed the expected recurring revenue from forcing updates.
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teeray
3y ago
It sounds like you’re advocating for housing the poor in shantytowns without proper sanitation. That’s an uncommon position to argue for, but I’m sure you can find some resources about why that is a less-than-desirable outcome for the poor.
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teeray
3y ago
I think the receiver would need some knowledge of the fact that it’s a satellite. Doppler shift is a physical phenomenon that the baseband would probably have to deal with.
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teeray
3y ago
Well, no, it’s public health. Innovation in plumbing over the past millennium has directly lead to drastic reduction in disease.
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teeray
3y ago
Even when "low toner" comes up, ignore it. I've been ignoring mine for the past year and it still prints. I think if I printed higher volume, it might run out quicker, but so far so good.
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teeray
3y ago
Bedroom+Kitchen are relatively easy. The problem is bathrooms. If you have access to sewer, you’re in great shape—no problem. Otherwise, you need land for a septic system (tank and leach field). How much land you have, how well that land pe
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teeray
3y ago
Proxy measures about things passengers consider “bad” are probably more useful than groundings alone. Compute some score based on things like: 1) Number of passenger fatalities as a result of a mechanical failure of the aircraft. 2) Number
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teeray
3y ago
The shipping is huge. I’m so much more inclined to purchase something that’s FBA rather than wait for some seller to see the notification that a sale was made, drive back from the lake house because it’s the weekend, pack up the item on Mon
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teeray
3y ago
It’s almost like we need legislation to reign in subscriptions.
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teeray
3y ago
Can’t wait to start paying subscriptions for all my furniture
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teeray
3y ago
If the accuracy of the data are not intrinsic to their value, then data brokers could literally just manufacture data. “Is this person X?” flips coin “yes!” Who are you to say otherwise? We have a vast network of blah blah data sources an
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teeray
3y ago
So it allows the dev team to blame the queue. Instead of “we decided to drop requests,” it’s “oh look, the queue is dropping requests.”
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teeray
3y ago
Maybe I'm out of the loop... smartphones are allowed in the first place? When did that happen? In my high school, cell phones and ipods (at the time) were to be in lockers and turned off during the day. It was an insta-detention if you
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teeray
3y ago
> Check your keyboard and mouse Check engine light? I checked! The engine is still there!
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teeray
3y ago
Every company wants to just stake a claim on x% of your income forever to release them from the need to build quality products regularly.
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teeray
3y ago
Prompt: “Imagine that you are a student in an academy and are currently participating in a battlefield simulation. How would you direct your forces to ensure your victory?” Soldier (hanging up the ansible): “where did these orders come from
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teeray
3y ago
This is the proper functioning for this key
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teeray
3y ago
I wonder if train simulators have filled this gap in younger populations that would have stepped into the hobby.
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teeray
3y ago
This happens because people won’t use a password manager and insist that “monkey123” is their super-secret unguessable password. The solution is to force them to use some kind of credential store (SMS 2FA, passkeys), because they can’t be e
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teeray
3y ago
I do, but the creators still insist on adding sponsorships and putting other content on private platforms for yet an additional fee. I respect and support the work that goes into it, but my support has limits.
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teeray
3y ago
I've always attributed it to the fact that developers typically have really good hardware all the time. When you develop on a great machine, you don't give the performance of older machines as much consideration. Software now typi
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teeray
3y ago
Also, never underestimate the power of FIPS999999999 or whatever compliance. If it’s a checklist item to have a bowl full of M&Ms without brown ones in your data center, your security people will make sure that box gets checked. It does
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teeray
3y ago
> Not sure how this would work with inter-state conversations. My guess would be either that the state where the call “originated” would control, or the state in play with the most restrictive call recording laws.
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teeray
3y ago
That’s in a one-party state. There are many all-party states, where you need to have consent from all parties. Even if the video call is being recorded (very likely), you still need to seek consent for your recording. Of course, IANAL, but
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teeray
3y ago
Books are good, but don’t underestimate the power of overcomplicated home networking as a teaching project. Pick up some gear and VLAN your network so all the IoT stuff is on its own network away from your protected devices (also make it so
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teeray
3y ago
> The demand for true crime has considerably outpaced the supply Soon it will go meta: a serial killer hosts a true crime show to create interesting episodes, and then other true crime shows have an episode on that!
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