tpolm

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by tpolm 6y ago
8chan
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by tpolm 6y ago
there were more than two recent incidents lately: - YouTube outage this November 2020 - August 2020 outage of Google Suite including Gmail in both cases no postmortems were published
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by tpolm 6y ago
somehow they managed to build complex systems like gmail, continuously develop new features there and not have massive outages due to "migrations" - suggests that something that they were doing right, they are no longer able to do
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by tpolm 6y ago
it is interesting that is both cases (recent gmail and this one) it was a "migration": "As part of an ongoing migration of the User ID Service to a new quota system" "An ongoing migration was in effect to update thi
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by tpolm 6y ago
Thalidomide, anyone?
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by tpolm 6y ago
> But can you name a time US law enforcement or military fucked up and fell for a "cyber false flag" [1], and mistakenly took action against the framed party? Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
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by tpolm 6y ago
And how are you going to identify the state/group that did this? Believing "experts"? Oh, that worked just fine previously https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Counci...
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Osborne Reef(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tpolm 6y ago|0 comments
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Ignaz Semmelweis(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tpolm 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpolm 7y ago
Nice idea, though it did not work for me: - there is difference between carbs from glycemic load perspective - e.g. white rice vs oatmeal are totally different carbs for the same carb amount. You may think that you eat right amount of calor
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by tpolm 8y ago
People are no longer buying EVs when there are no more $7500 tax breaks (they are expiring this year)? Who could have possibly predicted that :)
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by tpolm 9y ago
you are missing the fact the OS that runs the system is already compromised and has government backdoors. No matter if you use Telegram / Whatsapp / whatever. Windows / Andriod / iOS / you name it already have a mil
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by tpolm 9y ago
age != years of experience
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by tpolm 9y ago
years of experience != age.
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by tpolm 10y ago
https://xkcd.com/651/
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by tpolm 10y ago
and this is why the software you use to encrypt hard drives should support plausible deniability. You give away the (other) password and the decrypted drive contains nothing but cat pictures.
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by tpolm 10y ago
Opting out of multimeter scans: not even once
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Please Don't Say Just Hello in Chat(nohello.com)
2 points by tpolm 10y ago|0 comments
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64-bit Visual Studio – the “pro 64” argument(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by tpolm 10y ago|1 comments
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by tpolm 10y ago
2016 follow-up from the same "I regret I did this" person https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/ricom/2016/01/04/64-bit-vis...
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by tpolm 10y ago
"The one who wants - seeks ways, who does not want - seeks a reason"
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by tpolm 10y ago
Exactly - the scale is different. And where they can, jobs have already migrated from Germany
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by tpolm 10y ago
Because Germany has protectionist tariffs similar to those Trump wants to implement. E.g it is not cheaper to outsource plants to Mexico and import BMW back to Germany.
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What You Don't Know About Your Doctor Could Hurt You(consumerreports.org)
3 points by tpolm 10y ago|0 comments
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by tpolm 10y ago
>Government policies didn't create suburbs It is exactly the opposite. American suburbs were created by goverment policies (specifically, by certain tax breaks for development industry and by tax breaks for home owners, not to menti
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by tpolm 15y ago
I believe that captchabot and services alike have already successfully implemented this idea.