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by threemux 2y ago
That memo shows no such thing. The persistence of this story is crazy. The article even links to the ample evidence of her participation. Just because she was physically unable to meet assets or whatever "work" means, doesn't
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by threemux 2y ago
Website is being hugged: https://archive.ph/6Krrp
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by threemux 2y ago
This demonstrates the most pernicious thing about Docker: it is now easier than ever for someone to design a Rube Goldberg machine and then neatly sweep it under the rug. When you see the dev environment setup described, the knee jerk react
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by threemux 2y ago
In the US, there certainly is. The rule doesn't mention encryption specifically, it just prohibits "encoding for the purpose of obscuring meaning". The intent is what matters not the method.
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by threemux 2y ago
Hugo's horrendous backwards compatibility story made me so angry I switched to a homemade solution using SSG for my personal site. https://romanzolotarev.com/ssg.html
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by threemux 2y ago
And it can be approved with a bare majority?
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by threemux 2y ago
I'm assuming all this is contingent on a treaty vote in Parliament? I'm not familiar with how it works in the UK
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by threemux 2y ago
Whew thanks - was worried there for a second!
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by threemux 2y ago
feedmail.org
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by threemux 2y ago
If you're in the US, this method isn't directly available to you (though small claims court is and can work), but most (all?) states have a procedure to complain to the attorney general's office. I've found that companie
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by threemux 2y ago
Yep in Maryland we have "Tag & Title" places - they don't offer all the services of the MVA (our name for the DMV), but for what they do offer the fee is generally well worth it.
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by threemux 2y ago
Great article - it's always interesting to see refactoring tools like that used in real life. I'm a daily user of AntennaPod and it is the best podcast app I've ever used.
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by threemux 2y ago
You've explained the issue very well. I've tried to make similar points before. People look at a nice neighborhood and say "we should give more people this experience". But you can't - the low density is what makes
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by threemux 2y ago
Yeah looking back I don't know why I qualified it - it was bad before then too.
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by threemux 2y ago
It's especially jarring to see a story like this with Red Lobster as its subject. I'm curious if anyone who has a negative reaction to this article has actually been to a Red Lobster in the last 10 years. They serve poor quality
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by threemux 2y ago
Yeah I mean you can certainly have the opinion that any amount of medical bankruptcies greater than 0 is unacceptable, but that has nothing to do with my original point that the 2/3 number should not be cited in discussions about bankr
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by threemux 2y ago
No I'm saying that the conditions that lead to one declaring bankruptcy can also cause one to rack up medical debt.
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by threemux 2y ago
The thing to take from it is not that the figure the linked study arrives at is "right", but that the cited 2/3 figure is seriously flawed to the point that it shouldn't be cited. As it is, the 2/3 statistic is main
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by threemux 2y ago
> 2/3 of personal bankruptcy in the US is linked to medical debt somehow Often cited, but wrong. When you dig in, it turns out to be one of those "wet streets cause rain" causal mix-ups: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih
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by threemux 2y ago
The overruling of Chevron is not about stripping power from federal agencies, it's about determining who should resolve ambiguities in regulations. Should it be the agency itself, or should it be the branch of government whose job it i
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by threemux 3y ago
The quality of the components in this system is suspect. Check out Mobile Solar Power/ Will Prowse for unbiased, in depth reviews for this stuff
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by threemux 3y ago
You can use any means necessary if life or property are in imminent danger and only if you're already licensed. The section of Part 97 everyone quotes applies to amateur stations only (like the rest of Part 97). So unless there's
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by threemux 3y ago
To be fair there are a large number of people that think the AMBE vocoders should be removed from the ham bands too. Personally I don't think they run afoul of the rules since the intent is not to obscure meaning. I think encryption is
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by threemux 3y ago
Hahaha yes a friend of mine that had an affected Fiesta used that term liberally. Not unrelated, he got rid of the thing and never bought another Ford product again.
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by threemux 3y ago
Pretty sure Ford's "PowerShift" fiasco soured everyone on dry DCTs. I'm not aware of any that are currently used in light duty passenger vehicles
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by threemux 3y ago
I'll echo others here - they need to focus on a core set of products and get better about upstream support. They have a few legitimately good devices like the Pinebook Pro and the Pinecil. Focus on those and maybe a handful of SBCs.
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by threemux 3y ago
The wording was imprecise, but to the website owner, this is a distinction without a difference. Just because a civil law system is in use versus common law, you still need judges to interpret what the law is. Their decisions may not be bin
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by threemux 3y ago
No one only needs to be familiar with lawyers themselves to speculate about what they might do. They are a cautious bunch. This is distinct from dispensing legal advice.
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by threemux 3y ago
As far as I can tell, politicians don't spend much if any time thinking about second and third order consequences. GDPR is but one example, but instances of this abound. The default should be to mistrust new laws. Reagan takes lots of
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by threemux 3y ago
Agreed I have this in my gitconfig. The changing of this setting caused more damage than "master" ever did

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