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tinglymintyfrsh
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tinglymintyfrsh
3y ago
What if you have 5 homes (with 5 different ISPs)? Is each a household or are the collection of people households? What if you have friends who are basically family who more-or-less live with you? Are they not part of the "household&quo
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3y ago
My first thought: How is this going to block me from Netflixing on a United flight or in a hotel? It seems problematic. Also, there are nontraditional families with multiple homes. How many accounts do they need?
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3y ago
Realize the marketing and support (likely none) of retail parts like these: manufacturers don't believe enterprise customers will not scream at them if some or many of them fail. They can play fast-and-loose to push the boundaries to g
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3y ago
One of those things no one ever wants to test. What is the equivalent of Pantex in Russia? Who services them?
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3y ago
Waves from a perch overlooking AUS and Giga Texas. I've run into enough NVIDIA and AMD engineers at The Domain to surmise this is true. We need a funnel towards training highly-skilled blue-/light-blue-collar workers to feed the
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3y ago
And rice produced in North America tends to concentrate arsenic. Because something is difficult doesn't mean it's okay to rationalize more of it. Marketing something as "nontoxic" has a storied history of failure. DDT fo
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3y ago
Holistic contributing factors. The main barrier to change is a widespread attitude problem: neglect rather than translating intent into action. The average American doesn't know anyone lacking housing and won't get personally invo
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3y ago
Rotoscoping is similar. Perhaps Campbell soup shouldn't be Xerox or art either?
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3y ago
SCOTUS is dysfunctional: art isn't art and women don't have bodily autonomy.
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3y ago
Worth noting Microsoft product keys are/were tied to the channel they were sold through, and the difference being 2-3 files on install media. PS: VLK XP doesn't suffer this problem. Edit: Nice utility to extract product keys from
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3y ago
These sort of vendor YOLO changes are more of the domain of Microsoft's MDE. I use an Deciso OPNsense where it doesn't insist on breaking itself on the orders of corporate overlords.
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3y ago
American workers are the wimpiest creatures on the planet. That's why they don't have unions, tolerate horrible bosses, and have few protections.
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3y ago
America is built on the exploitation of undocumented workers for the food supply and of cheaper foreign labor held hostage by employers for tech. These are forms of coercion much as tying health insurance to employment. Tools of power to ke
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Americans don't realize how bad they have it. America is only a Good Place(tm) for the very rich while its suffering expands out in a Power law distribution. No other "rich" country abuses homeless, the disabled, the almost h
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3y ago
Amazon corporate just went to 100% in-office. People who were previously remote now have to commute or would be fired. Even if there job has nothing to do with being in an office and their team is elsewhere in the world. My neighbor is one
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3y ago
My grandfather and mom would sing this occasionally. There's a danger to society when the common case becomes a factory town. Too many risks of depending on the company store for everything.
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And they didn't even have to put it in the content or the chumboxes. Personally, I setup a micro VPN box of my own on AWS in other countries. I'm wondering though if they alter the price depending on the currency or on credit card
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3 truths: 1. Most Americans aren't good with money. 2. If you know someone will start bidding much too high, low-ball them first. 3. The tourist is a universally hated abomination that deserves to be lightened of its burden.
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In Mexico, there's a hotel scam. You can book one room only to be told it was "sold out" or "unavailable". There is a quiet "discussion" room to haggle to make other arrangements. You can be Mexican from &
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3y ago
Yep. Us Americans have a reputation of being rich, *sshole tourists.
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3y ago
"Battle-hardened" where besides tiny startups and 8 companies? Beanstalkd is simple, scales, and is platform agnostic. At scale, simple wins.
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3y ago
I still think the Skynet scenario is hobgoblins of the imaginative mind. More than likely, new forms of narrow AI will eat and destroy the vast majority white-collar jobs. This is most likely to end in mass unemployment, even more extreme i
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3y ago
Right observation, but wrong conclusion. Cloudflare skews towards a monopolistic monoculture. (Fastly and Akamai also exist, but present more friction.) The issue is that with one transparent proxy and application firewall for a large fract
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Here's some resources for people interested: https://coveryourtracks.eff.org https://www.amiunique.org/fp https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/canvas-blocker-fin... https:&#
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I see you're using an ad-blocker. You must disable it to see my low-effort content that's available on the next search result.
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Unverified: 27B/6 derives from George Orwell's address. I'm wondering how long it will be before we have memory holes considering how, apart from the internet archive, there is perpetual bitrot and silent updates.
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It's a form of digital totalitarianism. Submit to the rule of a few corporations or be left out socially, economically, etc.
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The FUD and moralization of groupthink conformance. When not in a vehicle and there are no cops around, I do the New Yorker thing: I completely ignore signals and focus on traffic. The prima facie and prime directive is safety over conforma
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I get CAPTCHA fails from my work's corporate network. We are on VPN and it makes us look like a sketchy VPN provider. Heck, StackOverflow blocks us half the time without a CAPTCHA challenge.
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3y ago
Offtopic: Quit the rain dances and batten down the hatches for tonight's weather rolling through. Some mighty dark clouds are rolling through these parts as of writing.
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