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by testplzignore 9y ago
Ehh, maybe it's for the best. Such an agency is effectively a check on the power of the entire government, so I wouldn't expect it to be effective if the government is pulling the strings. And, its demise further weakens the illus
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> if someone is working on a new part of the product or is fixing a bug in legacy code be absolutely ruthless in what you'll let passed in code review. This may not do you any favours socially but a reputation for harsh code reviews
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by testplzignore 9y ago
My guess is that it was just a way to keep the message simple and not have too many numbers to distract the reader. The numbers for each pairing were probably conveniently close together, so combining them cut out two bullet points from an
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by testplzignore 9y ago
And I believe the max dose is even higher - 3200mg per day (800mg 4 times per day).
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by testplzignore 9y ago
Sounds like Microsoft can't tell the difference between "has AV installed that will break" and "has no AV installed", which makes sense. It's probably infeasible to reliably fingerprint all existing AV software
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Maybe I just have big hands or I'm uncoordinated, but I've never been able to use one of these things without touching the inside at the top at least once. The last thing I want to be doing is touching a probably filthy surface af
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by testplzignore 9y ago
This reads like something big pharma would write to shift the blame away from themselves for causing the opioid epidemic and killing hundreds of thousands of people. > Although most users still get their first taste from one of several p
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by testplzignore 9y ago
Same for me, except on Windows 7. CPU spiked to 100% and I warmed up my hands with the extra heat :). Closing the tab and waiting a minute or so (the usual thing I do for cpu/memory intensive pages like this) didn't work. I had to
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I think deforestation isn't going to be solved by going after a single industry/product. Humans will eventually find a reason to destroy any forest we can find. We can target soybeans and cattle, but that'll be replaced by go
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by testplzignore 9y ago
I wonder if we can glean any information from the timing of this. Blind speculation follows... Was this a new system that has recently been set up, maybe even this week? If so, does that mean the US military is taking North Korea seriously
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Same for me - switching to the wavey tab is instantaneous. However, I do see a ~500-1000ms delay when switching from the wavey tab to any other tab.
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My guess is that the cost of the placeholders is indeed what is driving their decision, though perhaps it is a premature optimization. Maybe they've had situations where a spammer has created a very large number (millions, billions?) o
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> It’s unlikely that age alone is driving these results. In sibships of two, older siblings on average were only about one year older than younger siblings. That can’t explain why one group reads this blog so much more often than the oth
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by testplzignore 9y ago
This got me thinking that I don't really know what products Microsoft even sells anymore. I know they have Windows and Office of course, but do they even still sell Windows, or is it all ad-driven revenue now? And of course they have b
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I've wondered how much hardware it takes to store and search over every Tweet. I figure the total number of Tweets is in the low trillions. I know Twitter does this themselves and presumably http://support.gnip.com/apis
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by testplzignore 9y ago
https://twitter.com/lavados/status/948700783259811847 gives credit to the cyber.wtf blog post for the "start of all this", though the replies to that tweet note that Jann Horn reported the vulnerabilitie
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by testplzignore 9y ago
I'm trying to understand the timeline of everything that is going on. https://cyber.wtf/2017/07/28/negative-result-reading-kernel-... was published on 2017-07-28. The pythonsweetness.tumblr.com post talk
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by testplzignore 9y ago
In the software world, we would fork or rewrite, and deprecate the old version. I think we should do the same for healthcare. The existing system is unmaintainable spaghetti code that needs to be deleted. Create a new single payer healthcar
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by testplzignore 9y ago
Good write-up. I'm curious about two more things: 1. What caused the crash on the synchronous replica? Was it just a coincidence and completely unrelated to the primary failure? 2. Given the three conditions necessary for the cluster t