wolfendin

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by wolfendin 4y ago
A ‘few’ changes that include ‘modifying or replacing a large amount of the constructed environment built in the US over the past 75 years’ It’s not a bad idea but let’s be realistic about the amount of work it would take
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by wolfendin 4y ago
Magic beans could be anything. So I’m not sure that works
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by wolfendin 4y ago
This confuses the ability to access information about events with the process of accessing information about events. Things happen at the earliest possible moment I could know about them. I was able to get that information about my friend
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by wolfendin 4y ago
The dns server has multiple answers in the database and has logic to determine which one to respond with. Normally it’s based on the assume location of the client based on IP of the query but it need not be. “Geo DNS”
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by wolfendin 4y ago
Damn, I wish I could stretch like this
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by wolfendin 4y ago
They might be able to do more but that isn’t going to make them better. Just look at how reviled Electron is compared to native applications.
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by wolfendin 4y ago
So my bot with a hundred thousand of followers is providing content and thus twitter should pay me for the content I provide right? Since I add value to the service?
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by wolfendin 4y ago
That’s broken but other nitter instances work https://nitter.1d4.us/vinciusmedeiro6/status/160718738233532...
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by wolfendin 4y ago
It was only added to the paper dollar, beginning with silver certificates, in 1957. (Which itself, in its current small bill form had only been issued for about 30 years at the time)
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by wolfendin 4y ago
This is a “Cogent is broken” problem and not an IPv6 is broken problem. Anyone who has to deal with getting full tables for any significant length of time knows not to single home to Cogent— they’ll do it on v4 peerings too (See their spat
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by wolfendin 4y ago
So a horse is now a chair? I sit on it but I don’t take it with me. I can’t lift a horse, after all.
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by wolfendin 4y ago
Using those first two definitions excludes any woman who’s gone through menopause, which is about two billion people
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by wolfendin 4y ago
About 57,500 more millennia till we get that quarter turn of our galactic orbit
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by wolfendin 4y ago
Because you’ve done better, right?
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by wolfendin 4y ago
The ECPA makes it illegal to eavesdrop on all phone calls, it’s the 1992 amendment to the Federal Communications Act of 1934 that allows the FCC to restrict the part 15 authorization of anything that can receive cellular calls: https:&#x2F
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by wolfendin 4y ago
These two things are also properties of the Internet itself are they not?
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by wolfendin 4y ago
I’m aware of both of these things. My overall point to the GP is that the sleep disruption of finger sticks is less bad then the sleep disruption that happens when you go too high OR too low.
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by wolfendin 4y ago
Severe hypoglycemia is a medical emergency, making sure that doesn’t happen is less harmful in the long term.
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by wolfendin 4y ago
Yeah, I’ve been soldering for something on three decades now and the only time I need flux is removing parts on ancient boards. More flux that what comes with the solder isn’t necessary with good technique.
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by wolfendin 4y ago
Because that’s how being in management works. Management sets direction, and thus should be responsible for wrong directions.