woofcat

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by woofcat 7y ago
However that doesn't impact current union employees. Is it just the union fearing for its own loss of power?
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by woofcat 7y ago
https://reddit.statuspage.io/
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by woofcat 7y ago
When unions want contract obligations on job security it reminds me of a Jack Welch quote. To paraphrase: "GE doesn't give you job security, the market gives you job security" How can GM commit to not reducing workforce if sa
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by woofcat 7y ago
>Any attacker that could see your packets can also see who you are connecting to. Yes they'd see that you're connecting to one of the largest reverse proxies in the world.
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by woofcat 7y ago
Well it to me has a few use cases that are reasonable. a) Used where Tor is unacceptable, such as some university networks, and workplaces where using anonymization such as Tor/VPN is prohibited by policy. b) When using Tor protecting
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by woofcat 7y ago
Cloudflare has also rolled out ESNI ( https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/encrypted-sni/ ) which would mean someone reading your traffic would only be able to tell that you're connecting to a cloudflare IP address.
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by woofcat 7y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/27/tech/zuckerberg-contempt-cana...
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by woofcat 7y ago
https://www.sphere.com.ai/ from his profile.
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by woofcat 8y ago
You are correct they have index funds, and the people selling off BA stock _may_ be investing in one of the other 499 S&P listed companies, or they may not be.
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by woofcat 8y ago
Sure, however BA is part of the S&P500. I would wager almost every American who has retirement savings owns a chunk of BA. As well as most people in the Western world. As much as we would love to having Boeing stock plummet, it will imp
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by woofcat 8y ago
- They did and it didn't work for some reason. Possibly because of the air loads on the stabilizer. Has the CVR transcript been released? I can't find any source on the procedures taken in the cockpit prior to the crash.
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by woofcat 8y ago
via: https://github.com/project-everest/hacl-star/blob/fstar-mast... >EverCrypt is a work in progress -- if you're seriously contemplating using this code is a real system, get in touch with us first!
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by woofcat 8y ago
While this area isn't my expertise. My understanding is that a large percentage of papers published have some Government funding. I would really like to see research which is conducted with the public's money required to be entere
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by woofcat 8y ago
I wonder if when accessing a Cloudflare website if they'll be presenting the website owner with the original origin IP, or passing along the 1.1.1.1 endpoint IP addressed when staying within their network.
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by woofcat 8y ago
Most likely the way he knows it doesn't use AI would be covered under the NDA that they signed. Then they'd get sued for the potential revenue loss and damage to company image. He might win, however corporations have much deeper p
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by woofcat 8y ago
text.npr.org##html:style(margin:40px auto;max-width:650px;line-height:1.6;font-size:18px;color:#444;padding:0 10px; ) Is my preference.
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by woofcat 8y ago
However no data that originally certified it as airworthy has changed. All we have is two incidents, one of which we have no information about. For all we know it was a hijacking, or a drunk pilot. Absurd ideas, however in my mind without a
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by woofcat 8y ago
A best it's reactionary as we simply don't have enough data. The FAA said it will review once the crash investigation has been completed. Sometimes clustering occurs, such as Maylasian airlines being shot down and lost in an ocean
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by woofcat 8y ago
Interesting, this is the first I've heard of write.as. Does anyone know if they have a content policy somewhere? I can't seem to find it anywhere, or is this truly a 'if not illegal in America we're fine with it' sy
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by woofcat 8y ago
I guessing people are concerned about the width and breadth of the potential searches. We've seen at least the US government have some fairly expansive requests in order to track down one single person, and they never delete the data o
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by woofcat 8y ago
https://outline.com/L7yvs4
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by woofcat 8y ago
Is techcrunch.com now for people who are hard of sight? That's a massive font.
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by woofcat 8y ago
hnchat.com?
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by woofcat 8y ago
I'm always curious at how these VPN providers aren't being hit with false advertising. They claim to keep basically no data about you. "You are Invisible – Even We Cannot See What You Do Online We DO NOT keep any record of yo
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by woofcat 8y ago
She's not loading any tiles for me....
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by woofcat 8y ago
It was made by Mark Rober a former engineer at JPL who worked on the Mars Rover projects.
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by woofcat 8y ago
If you're running Firefox Nightly and using DNS over HTTPS or TLS it's now an completely encrypted tunnel as Cloudflare and FireFox have deployed encrypted SNI. https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/encrypted-sni&#x2
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by woofcat 8y ago
The only real selling point is it allows you to distinguish users apart from one another really quickly in a threaded conversation. Sometimes someone other than the original commentator replies and unless you're paying attention to the
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by woofcat 8y ago
Yeah I think you really misunderstood my post. I was simply saying, I don't have photos of me doing lines of Cocaine off strippers. However I'm still concerned about the boarder patrol looking through my shit. Holy fuck HN can som
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by woofcat 8y ago
I recently had to go to America for a wedding, due to these types of policies I always go through my phone and clean almost everything out of there. Photos, logout of Google, clean up downloads, etc. I don't have anything to hide, howe

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