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by woofcat 4y ago
Looking up the one host it's at Hetzner. With $100,000 on the line I would have spent the $60 to run a dedicated server in that datacenter.
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by woofcat 4y ago
>anyfoo You can opt out of that, also it's published content and caching has a carved out exception. When you use this service at a school the teacher submits your paper to the service and they store it to validate against other stu
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by woofcat 4y ago
So by that logic I can pirate all content, and as long as I don't claim it's mine it's not violating copyright laws? U.S. copyright law provides copyright owners with the following exclusive rights: - Reproduce the work in co
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by woofcat 4y ago
Often you don't really have a choice, if you're enrolled in a school. Tough luck you get to give up your rights.
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by woofcat 4y ago
Why does Turnitin get to keep a copy of all of my work for free? Do I not own the copyright of my papers?
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by woofcat 5y ago
I use Cloudflare and enjoy their products however I'm curious how long these companies can have losses.
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by woofcat 5y ago
Canada here: Not yet back in the office but plan is 2 days a week. Personally it seems like the worst of both worlds.
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by woofcat 5y ago
I'm fine with WFH, or in office 5 days a week. I think a mix would be terrible, as all meetings would end up being online anyways due to x% of the staff being remote on any given day. My company is currently planning on doing 40% in th
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by woofcat 5y ago
Things can be feature complete, and they often are at many businesses. You need to build a solution to problem x. You do that and then the project is over. Outside of maintenance work it's a stable code base and you the developer move
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by woofcat 5y ago
Looking at Twitter seeing a few people cancel. I'm really curious to see what fallout there will be from this. Will it not really impact Hetzner or will it be a major segment. I previously had a server with Hetzner a few years ago desp
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by woofcat 5y ago
So how would you handle a proprietary system not on Google? This is why these questions are important. The skill set is logic and deduction not regurgitation of ideal solutions.
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by woofcat 5y ago
I'll firmly disagree. I find logic questions, and how they solve a problem vastly more important than other aspects of the interview. I'm often looking for someone I can give a problem to and they return with a potential solution.
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by woofcat 5y ago
I see that you've been down-voted however they have 40 billion in assets under management.
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by woofcat 5y ago
I'm guessing the logic would be that the Movie Producer would sell the NFT's that you could "redeem/use" at specific cloud vendors and the vendor charges the studio for bandwidth etc. I still don't really under
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by woofcat 5y ago
This is perhaps my confusion around the whole NFT thing. How is it in /any/ way different than a boiler plate contract around "ownership". I.e. when my photographer took photos at my wedding I signed a contract that I &q
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by woofcat 5y ago
>Transactions involving illicit addresses represented just 0.15% of cryptocurrency transaction volume in 2021 despite the raw value of illicit transaction volume reaching its highest level ever. As always, we have to caveat this figure a
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by woofcat 5y ago
Isn't https://news.ycombinator.com/rss a thing?
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by woofcat 5y ago
IFR?
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by woofcat 5y ago
This is really interesting to me. I've basically just silenced all those calls and my life is much better for it. Interesting that they're in theory passing STIR/SHAKEN.
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by woofcat 5y ago
Realistically every carrier should be doing this. I have no idea why I'm even allowed to get calls from V11109011700119 on my cellphone. They're so clearly scams / spam that every carrier globally should close these down.
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by woofcat 5y ago
If you are offering a Web App doesn't that imply that you're storing a set of Encryption Keys? If you are does that not allow you to access any files stored with Slik?
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by woofcat 5y ago
Maybe you're a super in demand developer in a super hot job market. However for lots of people they don't have the option of quitting on the spot over someone asking a very direct question. So yes the Manager is protecting them, a
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by woofcat 5y ago
I'm really curious when this will change. In Canada, my home internet provider and cellular provider are both ipv4 only. I've asked about it in the past and the answer seems to constantly be "Meh".
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by woofcat 5y ago
They outline a few cool business cases. I imagine it could be used by mining corps who are often in the middle of no-where. Set up your own cellular tower and give everyone Amazon branded sim cards and it will be a hell of a lot better than
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by woofcat 5y ago
The figures were not for suicide specifically but from their source for generating the cost of a statistical life. I'm simply saying reducing mortality 0.001% doesn't equal 10 million dollars saved per 100,000 people as they somew
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by woofcat 5y ago
>Suppose each person in a sample of 100,000 people were asked how much he or she would be willing to pay for a reduction in their individual risk of dying of 1 in 100,000, or 0.001%, over the next year. Since this reduction in risk would
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by woofcat 5y ago
I’m always amazed that these attacks work. Don’t they have off site backups, cloud backups etc. I get it being a disruption, and loss of privacy for citizens. However why are they stopping appointments.
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by woofcat 5y ago
I really wish they got more into the nuts and bolts of what this is in terms of the end user. Some of the screenshots have things mentioned like passport / drivers license. However it also sounds more like a collaboration tool with cha
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by woofcat 5y ago
With all these cars trying to move from mirrors to cameras. I'm curious how it'll work with traffic safety. I enjoy being able to make eye contact with someone through my mirrors. If they can see me, I can see them. With cameras t
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by woofcat 5y ago
I think they're saying the regulations should include not excluding someones legal business because you 'dislike it' ala WikiLeaks.

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