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by tfigment 6y ago
Very much this. Last time my dad visited he had 4 pill boxes: 7am,10am,2pm,6pm. We had to color code so he knew which ones at which hour. They had to be portable, at least 10 and 2 did. He had slight dementia so he would get confused abou
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by tfigment 6y ago
I don't think so. With the various colliders there was talk of black holes but they would be small and super short lived. The question may be more interesting if we talk about stable black holes at least by human time scales.
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by tfigment 6y ago
While you may be right, knife crime is not murder. Knife attacks are less deadly than firearms and we dont see breakdown there.
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by tfigment 6y ago
If no law was being broken then investigation sounds like harassment to me. While it could be annoying there are a lot of thing that are annoying that are no illegal. I'd love to take away the power tools from my neighbor but they ar
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by tfigment 6y ago
I use gopass myself and got it working on my windows laptop Including WSL and still use it. I even tried to adopt within the team and then its flaws were in full view. Hard to setup correctly on machines, hard to share passwords in team.
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by tfigment 6y ago
So you have script blocker on both and configured same way? I get captcha requests on my firefox with umatrix due to aggressive blocking.
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by tfigment 6y ago
They still wont test until you are near death. CDC and Kaiser tell me to stay home. Plague has at least 2 forms: one if its in your lung and another in the skin. I'm wonder if this might not be similar.
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by tfigment 6y ago
I think I have it. Going on 4th week with mild symptoms (severely itchy hands/arms, constant headache, muscle fatigue recently) that don't match published ones. I was probably infected going to grocer 6 weeks ago and took 2 weeks
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by tfigment 6y ago
AWS has Snowball and Snowmobile though only used former to reduce data transfer costs. Dont remember what other savings are in there. Like is there price reduction if use with Glacier or not.
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by tfigment 6y ago
I'll be honest that I'm not a Clojure user, even with context I have no idea read that. Like every other language you have to be trained to read it correctly and is not intuitively obvious to everyone.
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by tfigment 6y ago
News Corp is very good at manipulating the line. WSJ is not the same as it used to be. It is not fair and balanced. You can still still influence by omitting and focusing on key areas of stories. This applies to all media and News Corp or
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by tfigment 6y ago
My company requires 3 references. Hiring manager does calls those just before offer is made and there is intent. I don't like calling references unnecessarily. There is a form which mostly is about how candidate interacted with co-wor
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by tfigment 6y ago
Genuine question: Do you not have issues with browsers and other security products and OCSP? At work they blocked all internet access and tools that forced use of CRL and OCSP lost their minds. Digicert and other CAs seem to to use port 8
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by tfigment 7y ago
You are not wrong and I knew better but I was build for first time and bought all at same time. Now it's a mix of HGST, WD, Toshiba. Some are 34000h, with no issues. The WD is slower when data scrubbing but I don't trust WD for
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by tfigment 7y ago
Agreed. I built a synology with 5x Seagate and all failed within 18 months with light workload. I will never buy another Seagate. Replaced with mix of HGST and Toshiba which are working for several years with no bad sectors. Now will buy
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by tfigment 7y ago
Time series historian or some siem logging or similar journaling seem applicable to me. Maybe continuous loop video recording.
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by tfigment 7y ago
My company cancelled its intern program this year. I actually did hire one but I was very proactive in making it happen and barely got it done before shelter-in-place kicked in. It's really challenging for both sides compared to last
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by tfigment 7y ago
I disagree that it's nuanced, it's very blatant. Listen to coverage involving Bernie Sanders before he dropped out to hear it. But as long as you realize it, it can still be informative.
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by tfigment 7y ago
Well Apple just got into credit card business maybe they can use their massive cash reserves and enter the banking business.
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by tfigment 7y ago
OKRs are a thing in tech circles. John Doerr wrote a book on it. My company rolled it out and most people struggle with coming up with meaningful metrics for their job.
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by tfigment 7y ago
I have same experience with 5x 3 GB Seagates. None lasted 2 years. Replaced those with Toshiba's and HGST in my Synology and it's been 3+ years without bad sectors. Will never buy Seagate again.
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by tfigment 7y ago
Mine were all printouts from the library from microfiche. I remember a stock trading simulator, a lemonade stand game and 3D sine wave program that was mostly in machine code.
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by tfigment 7y ago
Given the popularity of the X-men i think that might improve sales enough to reverse the trend.
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by tfigment 7y ago
TOTP has a secret which is basically the seed of the calculation. The security basically comes from that secret being only on the phone you have and not being copyable. Moving it to the server removes that proximity. At least thats how i
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by tfigment 7y ago
Agree with most of this comment (couldn't read article due to blocking or something). Can confirm the blacklist on no degree. I had one that had like 10 years experience in and perfect fit. When HR found out that he did not finish hi
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by tfigment 7y ago
Mostly agree but proxmox still has quite a few quirks. Its cloud-init support is difficult to use unless you just need hostname and single user and single NIC which does cover a lot of cases but not mine. Its web api is non-standard and c
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by tfigment 7y ago
They mean proxmox requires full debian. Pretty sure its not a choice. In VMs you can run anything qemu runs. Also no Docker. The devs are opinionated, not that that is necessarily an issue.
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by tfigment 7y ago
Also full time Firefox user. Most of my issues are either blocking related so that is on me or apparently sites bugs. At work I use chrome for beyondtrust because I cannot get ff to automatically download and launch rdp sessions. Apparent
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by tfigment 7y ago
You would think but its a valid concern. Facial recognition systems tend to fail more often with dark skinned people and I would argue that should have been considered the same way.
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by tfigment 7y ago
> Wait why wouldn't std::deque allocate blocks as some multiple of the sizeof the thing it holds? It does in the semicontiguous 4k blocks. And at least one msvc was that smart as i used it.

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