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by teilo 7y ago
The article summary contradicts the article: "Ordinarily, individual income taxpayers must submit their 2019 tax returns and pay amounts owed by April 15." In fact, it says that if you are owed a refund you shouldn't delay fi
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by teilo 7y ago
Maybe don't read one parenthetical statement, assume it has any bearing on my argument, ignore the rest of what I wrote, and treat me like I don't know anything. That's just rude. I bought the damn thing specifically to manag
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by teilo 7y ago
I know what Jamf Pro is. We manage all our Mac an iOS devices with it. But it's not for Android, or Chrome, or Windows. This article makes the assumption that all startups use Mac. That's a rather dubious assumption.
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by teilo 7y ago
Look, I agree with pretty much all of what you say. I would never suggest any company, whether a startup or an established enterprise (which is my case) go through the SOC2 process unguided, attempting to interpret the ACIPA docs on their o
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by teilo 7y ago
Honestly, this misses a huge point and does more harm than good. Having some of these things in place is fine of course, but it don't really help you much, nor is most of it required. SOC2 does not require: SSO, MDM, or almost anything
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by teilo 7y ago
ESR is right, and his banning, ironically, proves his point. To hell with the sanctimonious bastards in the OSI who did this.
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by teilo 7y ago
Yes I disagree with that. Dietary fat is not required to enter ketosis. On a lean protein diet, you will indeed go into ketosis, and your body will start using its own fat reserves to produce ketones. However, the transition to ketosis will
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by teilo 7y ago
GNG increases when in ketosis, but is still capped because ketones regulate the GNG process. That is the effect which was observed here. It says it right there in the synopsis: "Glucose concentration was lower (4·09 (sem 0·10) v. 4·89
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by teilo 7y ago
> If you over consume fat or carbs, they get stored as fat in fat cells. What happens when you over consume protein? Protein can not be stored as fat, it must first be converted to glucose, which the body will try to burn before it is s
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by teilo 7y ago
It is true that ketosis is more than low carb, but Gluconeogensis has absolutely nothing to do with it. There is a lot of wrong information out there about GNG. GNG is an on-demand production of glucose, and absolutely does NOT kick the b
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by teilo 7y ago
I mean, people who grow pot figure out how to hid the light, so yeah.
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by teilo 7y ago
There is no such thing as a monitor degrading. The monitor displays the color values it receives, period. It does not do profile conversion. It does not know anything about rendering intent. It doesn't even know about color profiles. I
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by teilo 7y ago
So, does this gracefully degrade to sRGB? If so, how does one set the rendering intent for degrading to sRGB? One needs to be able to choose either relative colorimetric or perceptual (absolute colorimetric and presentation are fairly uncom
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by teilo 7y ago
>Note that the Sentencing Reform Act of 1984 has increased the fine for any criminal misdemeanor to as much as $5,000. In practice, though, no one has been prosecuted for not filling out the census since 1970, according to a 2014 Politif
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by teilo 7y ago
The page only says that they do external security scans that other companies who do the actual certification recognize as valid scans. They certify no one themselves. Further, that has absolutely nothing to do with anyone reporting vulner
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by teilo 7y ago
Sorry, but you don't understand what you are looking at. All of HackerOne's information that you cite is about them being PCI-DSS-compliant or having undergone a SOC2 Type 2 audit. Nothing you link to identifies them as a PCI-DSS
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by teilo 7y ago
The electronic music community in general has zero interest in preventing their music from being spread far and wide, with attribution. Remixing another producers work, for example, is just part of the culture. No one gets DCMA'd for i
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by teilo 7y ago
This article reads like a press release for a startup.
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Luxury? Keyless entry and ignition is quickly becoming standard. My 2014 Mazda 6, and my 2018 VW Passat are not luxury cars.
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by teilo 7y ago
The EFF claims that the SJG raid was unrelated to Operation Sundevil.
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by teilo 7y ago
Why is it that the eyes are often slightly off on so many of these? Many are fine, but the majority seem to have a slightly lazy eye.
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by teilo 7y ago
That's because he's not trying to explain it. The article is about quantum determinism. He offers two explanations, depending on how one views the source of consciousness, dualistically or physically. IIT doesn't explain cons
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by teilo 7y ago
Oh, wow. There are so many brands out there, from small boutique roasting shops to medium-sized commercial roasters who produce vastly superior product to Starbucks. Nearly any roaster who roasts to order will be better than Starbucks. I
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by teilo 7y ago
Huh? Intel invented Thunderbolt. USB4 is Thunderbolt 3.
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by teilo 7y ago
This is not true. It was only Microsoft's innovations that were tied to a specific operating system. Other browsers were cross platform. Even Microsoft's short-lived IE for Mac was not really IE. ActiveX nearly destroyed the web,
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by teilo 7y ago
Every one of these "innovations" was invented by Microsoft alone, without any dialog or input with or input from the standards committees. Their intent was clear: to subvert web standards in any way they possibly could in order to
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by teilo 7y ago
Not really. In nearly every case, the "Postgres is too hard" complaints are really just "Postgres doesn't work exactly like MySQL" complaints. The area MySQL people get hung up on, generally, is the security model i
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by teilo 7y ago
So, tell me again, in practical terms, why I shouldn't install that Debian instance? What bad things are going to happen, exactly, that BSD will avoid?
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by teilo 7y ago
Re: (1). That's only true for an eSATAp port. Most eSATA ports are not dual purpose like that.
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I think the more likely scenario is that NY would contract the transactional system out to some company, and force banks to setup special account types that interact with the system, and pay licensing fees for using it. And setup a clearing

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