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by thaeli 10y ago
> You can sue a doctor, you can't sue a bot. But you can sue the company that made the bot, and the company that employed it. With humans the employer can often dump responsibility on the "fall guy" who made the mistake, w
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by thaeli 11y ago
What's the best way to do "no immediate feedback" when you're selling something that is instantly delivered? (Site paywalls, for instance.)
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by thaeli 11y ago
This is an interesting approach. It does, though, make me think of the command line.. how many tasks are there that we can do, now, with a command line reader? Certainly covers stuff like email, at least for somewhat technical users.
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by thaeli 11y ago
SimpleSAMLphp is quite straightforward; use the Yubikey auth source and you get their 2FA very easily. SAML2 will never be quite as easy to configure as OpenID in practice, but it's the least painful setup I've seen. (Yes, I inclu
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by thaeli 11y ago
You're confusing two different moving violations here: exceeding posted speed limit and failure to keep right. (AKA impeding traffic; the exact term varies from state to state. Also, I'm assuming American traffic law here.) If the
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by thaeli 11y ago
In a word, California. Because of the geography and climate there, smog forms very easily in large parts of the state. So, California emissions regulations have been focused - since the mid-20th century - on smog precursors. NOx is a major
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by thaeli 11y ago
Very glad to hear that!
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by thaeli 11y ago
I'm excited about Zulip as a Slack-style tool, especially for teams. (Separate from the discussion of whether FOSS project collaboration should be Slackish or IRCish.) Are there any plans to support multiple teams / multiple serve