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Where do you want to live? Soviet Russia? Pets provide companionship to millions of people - I'd bet you many of them consider that to be a basic need.
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> Culture of concealment, production pressure, self-oversight, conflicts of interest, faulty assumptions Funny - these same attributes are prevalent at my employer. But all we do is make software.
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What reddit is today is simple: toxic. That shouldn't be rewarded.
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Many big companies being headquartered in SF are left-leaning. I don't think they should let their political opinions trickle to business, but they do. It's a shame. It should be neutral and non-political, supportive of all view p
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I buy groceries at my local Walmart neighborhood market and they recently replaced the self checkout kiosks with NCR systems that video your face while checking out. Seems to me that I need to use a spare bag to cover the camera, or wait in
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> L.A. requires operators to send start and stop locations of individual vehicle trips back to City Hall, within five seconds, in addition to the routes they traveled within 24 hours Wow, this is dystopian. I support Uber fighting back o
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7y ago
Expense a 6 pack
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As someone who spent some time in the mobile industry the telecom operators are the greatest barrier to overcome in these situations. They're quite inflexible. When I was involved in a phone project we were provided a firmware blob for
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7y ago
You can buy a fireproof lipo charging bag today
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A former employer used to rent IPs, the person renting ranges had different companies own each block to reduce abuse report blast radius. We also owned a ton of IPs and never really had to prove utilization when requesting new blocks from A
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A better definition of depression can be extrapolated from the DSM: https://www.psycom.net/depression-definition-dsm-5-diagnosti... I want to highlight an important sentence: > To receive a diagnosis of depression, these
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Fuck work trucks without a/c in hot climates
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Cash is legal tender and should be required to be accepted at all businesses. Electronic payments have overhead, too, so I don't accept that as an argument. Electronic payments are a privacy concern for me. It's a big data collect
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Many mobile devices (especially those connected to a MVNO) are on one big giant subnet with "L2" style connectivity to each other. This is how Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek were able to remotely compromise vehicles with a vulne
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Personally I consider this to be all phones: the baseband firmware is a blob that does who knows what, and is likely the weakest component of nearly every phone on the market. Most baseband processors are connected via DMA. Prior discussion
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The Susan G. Komen breast cancer organization gives only 20% of their donations to cancer research and pays their CEO $684,000 per year.
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7y ago
It is not about saving lives, and mobile phone distractions are not as bad as you think. Statistics are commonly misused. Speeding kills your pocketbook 2 explores this in depth, fact checking accident statistics in BC: https://
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It is really good when you search for vague terms, but it seems to come at the cost of ruining precision technical search. Google also censors some results in controversial categories, where Bing/Yahoo return what I am looking for. I d
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Slack notifications are cancer.
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I don't trust people with the kind of power filtering provides. I'd rather error on being open and free.
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Respectfully it seems like you may be condescending
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It's extremely insulting and this is why I think Slack is hostile towards its users.
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I'm using something I wrote for work. Basic steps: - Create and trust a CA - Issue SSL for api.slack.com - Deploy something like https://github.com/chimurai/http-proxy-middleware/issues/97 with your code
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One scummy company acquiring another.
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Fuck slack. They're hostile to user choice and preferences, pushing a one-size-fits all attitude. Communication preferences are extremely personal and must be respected. I have a custom ssl proxy to intercept slack.com and modify their
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That's a stretch. I enjoy creature comforts. Hot high flow showers, A/C, a muscle car. My life is better with these features. It's not practical to advocate abstaining from these things.
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I also eliminate ads completely using ublock. Not everything is vis a vis. If youtube was a bastion of free speech and didn't demonetize controversial creators then I would consider supporting them.
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Liquor is tightly regulated for tax enforcement.
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I run authoritative DNS for a very busy domain - 30B queries per month. Originally we had 6 hour TTLs, but now I use 60s. We have had no problems. Uptime and fast failover comes before anything else.
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Just a discussion - nothing is being taken personally. I'm manic. I can't produce reliably, and that means I can't present reliably. As I observe the industry grow I find communication is more and more the center of the job.
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