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by waiwai933 2y ago
Even if Apple were to defeat the geofencing trick, it's trivial to hide behavior: 1. Make an API call to your server with the build number of the app. 2. Have that API response control whether the "secret" features are availa
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by waiwai933 2y ago
That must be a typo in the title; .wed continues to be operated by the emergency backend registry operator. https://www.icann.org/en/blogs/details/next-steps-for-the-we... https://registrars.nomine
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by waiwai933 2y ago
I believe this is similar to EC2 Fast Launch which is available for Windows AMIs, but I don't know exactly how that works under the hood. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/WindowsGuide/win-a...
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by waiwai933 2y ago
I'm not sure that's necessarily practical though - if I'm dropping a link in Slack to a colleague > You want to look at [a123456](some.git.url/a12345678...) to see where we've done this before I can't promis
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by waiwai933 2y ago
I'd simplify the guidance on using full/short hashes to: * Automated use? Always use full hashes * Human use? Short hashes are usually fine, but a full hash doesn't hurt (and please make it available in a link/hovertext)
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by waiwai933 2y ago
R2 bandwidth is free, but storage is not. R2 also doesn't have all the features that S3 does - including an equivalent of S3 Glacier, which is cheaper storage than R2. R2 also doesn't have object tagging, object-level permissions,
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by waiwai933 2y ago
Anyone know why the rule against perpetuities wouldn’t apply? Also, is there anyone who could meaningfully enforce this covenant? I appreciate that you wouldn’t necessarily want to risk it anyway, but just to ensure I understand the issue h
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by waiwai933 2y ago
This is no longer necessarily true in the EU as of last month - https://developer.apple.com/support/alternative-browser-engi... - though I don't know if any browsers have in fact changed their rendering engine fro
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by waiwai933 3y ago
But currently, people are equally comfortable with both; the CLI commands are exactly identical between the two, save for the name of the binary itself. In any org where both are in use, if people are forced to choose at some point, they wi
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by waiwai933 3y ago
That works while OpenTofu and Terraform files are compatible - but once they no longer are, presumably you'd have to standardise on one or the other.
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Part 2 does
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by waiwai933 3y ago
The UK energy market is complicated. The high-voltage transmission grid is operated by National Grid, which is a British company. Distribution to end-users is operated at a regional level by one of six* Distribution Network Operators [1], t
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by waiwai933 3y ago
An article on the CIA gift shop: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/magazine/meet-the-m...
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Can you share/link to any stories of the first? I've never heard of it before and would be keen to read more on it.
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Do you have a link to Matt Levine's article? I've just skimmed his emails that have "Texas Two-Step" and don't see any defense thereof (mostly just explanations around J&J), but could well have missed it/be
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Re. your pricing page: * "User-friendly interface" - that's the minimum bar! you don't need to mention it. * "Enhance productivity" - again, I should hope so. * "Fair usage policy" - oh good, you&#x27
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Our solution for the same problem was to just have different subdomains for each cert signer (and make sure we ship the right base URL for each manufacturer's app), so we didn't need to do any clever device-sniffing at the SSL ter
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Sure, but given the commenter you were replying to was in the UK, it's not an insane figure in the UK even if 45 is on the high-end.
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by waiwai933 3y ago
I have a contractual right to 37 days in the UK, so it's not unfathomable.
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by waiwai933 3y ago
That seems unusually high? ISBN 978-0262046305 is the latest edition, which I see on Amazon.de for 116€ (and you can get older/used editions for less).
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Do you already have the standard undergraduate books? * Introduction to Algorithms (Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, Stein) * Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools (Aho, Lam, Sethi, Ullman) Knuth is also great to have as a reference - I&#x
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Probably, given how rare any fatality in commercial aviation is.
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Doesn't a /30, like a /31 have two routeable IPs, not one? What am I missing?
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by waiwai933 3y ago
I was going to suggest that the benefits would be _de minimis_ and thus nonreportable, but having read through some of the IRS guidance, I no longer think that's the case, as the ability to keep was conditional on the employees testing
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by waiwai933 3y ago
I'm afraid I'm not aware of any how-to guide. City/County/State tend to be harder; federal court dockets are all uploaded to PACER ( https://pacer.uscourts.gov/ ) which has fairly good search options, thou
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Thanks! I found it in the California Central District PACER instance by searching for his full name (both the court and name given in the DoJ press release) - I suspect the national index syncs only so often with the individual PACER instan
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Turns out yes to the extensive planning enhancement, as well as an aggravated role enhancement. But no to the harm/substantial interference/special skills enhancements. Details in uncle/aunt comment (is that a term?) now that
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by waiwai933 3y ago
Found the plea agreement: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cacd.88... Agreed to (page 10): * Base level of 14 for obstruction of justice * +2 for the extensive planning enhancement (b)(3)(B)/(C
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by waiwai933 3y ago
> Harmed or threatened to cause harm to a person or property damage The enhancement is doing so "in order to obstruct the administration of justice" -- I don't think that any of the actual dangerous actions were done to ob
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by waiwai933 3y ago
I believe - and to be honest the Sentencing Guidelines are just on the boundary of my wheelhouse, but plea agreements are well outside - that Rule 11(c)(1)(C) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure allow a plea agreement that binds the

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