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by tumetab1 4y ago
It facilitates communication which is specially important when discussing wheater events that can cause harm. Example: "The Zoe heatwave is comming" "The Zoe heatwave has increased in severity" "Local Officials deci
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by tumetab1 4y ago
Be aware that "When most people think of fraud, they think of stolen account numbers or identity theft, but first party misuse, which can account for up to 75 percent of all chargebacks[1]" looks like marketing spin. The reference
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by tumetab1 4y ago
An observant person knows that in any corporations there are things that are not to be written or implied, some are implied are others are written. "We should enter soon into the home appliance market" can mean "We have alrea
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by tumetab1 4y ago
Yes, because error handling is hard. The standard reply is that people "the industry" did not clearly defined if HTTP is a transport protocol, has the responsibility to delivery business messages, or if it's an application pr
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by tumetab1 4y ago
My experience is also that between floors (circuits) you loose bandwidth. With latency I see no issue and I find that weird. Latency, with Wi-Fi or not, it’s probably correlated with transmission failures so there probably some bad circuit
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by tumetab1 4y ago
Does not seem practical to me. A server accepting TLS connections would have almost always some thread doing “frequency fenced” code so the CPU would always be frequency locked. It's much more practical to just disable Turbo-boost. A m
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by tumetab1 4y ago
More context: This is not being applied to those traveling from South Africa but to anyone traveling with a South African passport from anywhere to UK. https://news.sky.com/story/ryanair-accused-of-discrimination... Th
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by tumetab1 4y ago
Felt the same but I think we were both wrong :D "I used to be pretty school smart in subjects like math and comp sci" probably means that you felt smarter than some/many due to your surroundings (it's always in compariso
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by tumetab1 4y ago
> "But what if it's 'valuable'?" That hit me hard... yes, that takes energy from a person.
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by tumetab1 4y ago
For me getting "high" from running is pretty hard. Bicycle rides in the other hand, pretty easy... just need to pick some speed :) I bet some people get "high" on messing others lives :D you just need to seek yours :)
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by tumetab1 4y ago
It's nice to see this project coming to fruition. I just find it sad Gnome/KDE/Linux are not supported. Still there's always the possibility of doing an Electron-like app using Blazor for Linux apps.
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Why is Zoom help page broken? A router IPv6 bug(vpereira01.com)
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by tumetab1 5y ago
I think his/her perspective, and mine, is that we don't want to merge individual commits. My personal feeling is that I need to review each commit and then I need to review the whole PR (list of commits). If both are good then the
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by tumetab1 5y ago
Thanks for that comment, now I understand why BigTechCo's like stacked changes. If reviews are only "will this break things" I would gadly review their big PRs :D
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by tumetab1 5y ago
I think so, I was looking into the fees paid by merchants to accept a card payment on in a physical terminal.
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by tumetab1 5y ago
To clarify, it seems that transactions costs vary a lot in the EU. I have the prices in Portugal for 2 terminal payments provider and I see lot of comissions around 2% which is strange because the EU states that the comissions are much lowe
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by tumetab1 5y ago
Because regulations which goverments supports because they prefer digital transactions to physical money for several reasons. (EU country perspective) By VISA/ MasterCard contract backed by governments' regulations a merchant in E
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by tumetab1 5y ago
Exactly, very weird DMCA. Repos like this were DMCA'ed https://github.com/saikrishnareddykatta/react-movie-director... I think the DMCA is incorrect but the copyright argument might be correct, as in, I imagine th
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by tumetab1 5y ago
For those confused, like me, it seems that Google has finally updated their Authenticator app on iOS. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/google-authenticator/id3884976... I, like others, stopped using this app bec
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by tumetab1 5y ago
That’s the reality but article tells a totally different story which is funny and also unsettling how The Guardian can do so bad reporting. I for once agree with these council suggestion, 100% bank reserves for cripto-things. The world does
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by tumetab1 5y ago
It might be possible because there was previously work for that. In other words, there was already a try in the past to implement an authentication federation between all UE countries. Tried to use that in a Spanish government site but it w
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by tumetab1 5y ago
The same of what happens in a regular bank run, cash conversions are delayed. That being said, the comparison is not totally fair. In the regular fiat banking system a bank run, the withdrawal of most deposits, destroys a bank because it fa
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by tumetab1 6y ago
A good example why current currencies are not digital, like Bitcoin, is the settlement process of a public trade stock which takes 2 days because of the current financial system. A digital currency would make possible to settle a trade stoc
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by tumetab1 6y ago
That's a twitter bug/feature that requires one or more browsers refreshes to find and show a tweet.
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by tumetab1 6y ago
> If you tell the user exactly what they did wrong, they will keep trying by changing very little in the original video until it gets past bots, but still keeps the illegal or "forbidden" message. I think there's a possibi
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by tumetab1 6y ago
Insert MEME: Here we go again :D On a serious note, this is funny to read after the initial reports that this had a small and contained impact. Let's hope no further cascading bankruptcies happen.
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by tumetab1 6y ago
"counter terrorism" is the information/military agencies "why doesn't someone think of the children". They were just annoyed that their OPSEC failed to protect their exploits.
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by tumetab1 6y ago
> I feel like those graphs quite statistically weak. What am I missing? I think you're just missing the definition of "excess death", it's literally how much more deaths were registered against an average of the last
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by tumetab1 6y ago
You're assuming the shareholders would support such decision. Keep in mind there's a legal mandate for public traded companies to increase share holders value. It's grey-ish legal requirement but I don't think the execut
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by tumetab1 6y ago
At least Portugal it's not like that /sarcasm :D I'm keeping on eye on the experiment because of that, maybe this is a better way to increase productivity in cultures like these.

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