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by thaeli 9y ago
This is how heavy truck diesels with DEF work, at least. Warning light at 10% full, flashing warning light at nearly empty, and if the tank runs completely empty, the vehicle is limited to 5mph until it's refilled.
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by thaeli 9y ago
I've been happy with SimpleSAMLPhp in production for about 6 years now. Configuration was very straightforward and the whole process was order-of-magnitude simpler than any other SAML IdP we tried at the time.
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by thaeli 9y ago
This feels like the most appropriate way to make a quine of a VCS tool.
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by thaeli 10y ago
Wow, that's the complete opposite of my own experiences with American healthcare. Doctors here always seem to want to do the "yeah it's probably just a headache but let's get an MRI just in case it's cancer" th
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by thaeli 10y ago
It's closer to stack ranking than a strict cutoff.
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by thaeli 10y ago
Uber doesn't disclose their exact process, of course, but it appears to be mostly stack ranking. Firing the bottom 10% or whatever ends up meaning around a 4.6 in most markets, but median driver ratings vary by market. The stack rank i
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by thaeli 10y ago
At interstate highway speeds, there is no dodging an unexpected pedestrian who jumps out into the road. Swerving creates greater danger - an overturned truck is likely to cause other severe accidents. Pretty much all a truck driver can do i
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by thaeli 10y ago
Also, the ship's crew are doing most maintenance underway, which keeps the asset producing value. Pretty much the only maintenance done on cargo ships at a port is stuff that requires a drydock. It's actually cheaper overall to ha
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by thaeli 10y ago
Yeah, it's really more of an extortion than a bribe..
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by thaeli 10y ago
Since OP is running on AWS anyway, why not just use Amazon ECS? The orchestration (including Elastic Beanstalk) is pretty good, and we haven't had any stability issues in production with it. Same thing for registries; just use AWS ECR
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by thaeli 10y ago
Apple replaces the outer shell during the refurb process. Every Apple refurb I've ever seen was cosmetically perfect - these are the same units they use for warranty replacements.
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by thaeli 10y ago
Check out superbodyfuel.com - they make several formulas of Soylent-style recipes, and cover different macros and allergen avoidance.
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by thaeli 10y ago
Yeah, been quite happy with their DDoS protection myself for hosting game servers. And short of drawing the massive ire of organized crime and/or nation states, that's about the biggest DDoS bullseye you can paint on your back. Kr
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by thaeli 10y ago
From what I've seen (quoted elsewhere in this thread) there isn't any significant penalty for Akamai if they are unable to mitigate, or choose to not mitigate, a DDoS attack. They might negotiate other terms, but I doubt it. DDoS
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by thaeli 10y ago
How do you feel about Kreb's criticism of CloudFlare for, in his view, sheltering the web presences of various DDoS-for-hire services? Just wondering what your response to his articles such as "Spreading the Disease and Selling th
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by thaeli 10y ago
Nope. Contract basically says "here are the service levels Akamai commits to meet" and "Customer's sole remedy is to cancel service if Akamai does not meet these levels." Looking at their contract language does not
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by thaeli 10y ago
Helicopters get all their lift from the rotor. So, either there's a huge amount of air being blown around, making parachute deployment impossible, or the helicopter has no lift and is free falling, which doesn't give enough time t
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by thaeli 10y ago
Been there, tried supercookies, found that the same users who are motivated and savvy enough to dodge browser fingerprinting are also able to dodge supercookies.
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by thaeli 10y ago
Even if that info is saved locally, video is certainly not uploaded to Tesla's servers over the air.
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by thaeli 10y ago
Romanian tax law is really weird; I'm guessing this is probably related to the IT worker tax exemption. Good advice for most of the rest of the world though :)
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by thaeli 10y ago
This. Most "disagreements a team can't settle" are rooted in fundamentally different use cases of a complex domain.
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by thaeli 10y ago
Or better yet, intelligently handle the change as a suggestion during the upgrade process. "We see you are still using the legacy default 320x240 setting. We are now recommending 640x480. Do you want to change to this new recommendatio
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by thaeli 10y ago
It's important to understand the difference between "any medical care you want" and "any emergency medical care you need". Emergency is the key word there, and it's generally applied in a fairly common sense wa
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by thaeli 10y ago
Nope, it's still the "new" design: https://icons8.com/request-icon/free/hot
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by thaeli 10y ago
Ah. That's a really important detail..
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by thaeli 10y ago
I see that, as usually happens, the politics of website redesigns have prevented the simple, user-centric fix of "go back to the old site which worked fine." Like any other deployment, redesigns should have a rollback plan. If you
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by thaeli 10y ago
In the US, a hospital is required to give you emergency treatment first, and figure out how you're going to pay later. If you don't have insurance coverage, that can mean ruinous bills, but no, they don't check before treatin
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by thaeli 10y ago
Or this is FBI related, and they're barred from giving details. I'm not saying his sudden resignation is a canary, but I'm also not sure that it isn't.
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by thaeli 10y ago
Ah, it's only in some categories. That is definitely a neat feature now that I see it. Unfortunate that the licensing makes this something I can't use. I'd never get your license text past the legal team at my day job, and al
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by thaeli 10y ago
I'm not clear on the licensing here. Are all files under the "illustrio license", and why does the summary that pops up seem to say something different than the detailed license text? I would be much more comfortable with a s

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