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by zachberger 5y ago
Agreed. I did this in December in Thailand and I had no problems. Just come in with a plan to stay busy the two weeks. I was able to work remotely which took up the majority of my time.
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by zachberger 5y ago
737 is narrow body
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by zachberger 5y ago
I had no issue on macOS 11.4, Firefox 89.0.1 (64-bit arm)
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by zachberger 5y ago
11 days after the exposure, if contracted I'd have a ~95% chance of already showing symptoms and exposing others. There is a higher chance I'd have realized I have COVID before the exposure notification system told me I was expose
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by zachberger 5y ago
Does anyone know where the audiophile products will land? E.g. where will the HD820s land?
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by zachberger 5y ago
And here is what the exposure notification looks like: https://imgur.com/a/qyLHxUQ
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by zachberger 5y ago
I have had it installed since it became available in California. I received one exposure notification on April 11th from an exposure on April 1, which seems too late to be useful. I immediately tested and it was negative.
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by zachberger 6y ago
The beach has phone numbers and emails- why wouldn't they be able to contact those users with that information?
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by zachberger 6y ago
Whats happening with pubsub?
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by zachberger 6y ago
About 30 of the devices are low bandwidth IOT devices, I have one hub and one node.
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by zachberger 6y ago
I don't know about that. I use the second generation nest wifi and its struggling with the ~35 devices in my home.
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by zachberger 6y ago
Most APs do this already.
43.
by zachberger 6y ago
I give all my technology spending to Central Computer since discovering them. Order online, pick up same day. It's great.
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by zachberger 6y ago
I've had mine since early Dec. No panics for me.
45.
by zachberger 6y ago
On Mac, a linux VM is run and then containers exist in there.
46.
by zachberger 6y ago
How can someone help you out with this? I think this is really important work.
47.
by zachberger 6y ago
Last month I cancelled my subscription online in about three clicks. Not sure how they determine who to redirect to chat.
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by zachberger 6y ago
For those who missed the original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25566652
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by zachberger 6y ago
> Instance creation, operations, and queries in us-central1 region may result in 502 (backend timeout) or 503 (service unavailable) errors.
50.
by zachberger 6y ago
Like the GCP Secrets Manager? https://cloud.google.com/secret-manager
51.
by zachberger 6y ago
United already has a wine club
52.
by zachberger 6y ago
Then he probably shouldn't be posting a plea for help either.
53.
by zachberger 6y ago
If there were a Googler here willing to help you you haven't given them much to go on. Your profile has no contact information, you haven't shared a support case number, you haven't even shared your company's name or dom
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by zachberger 6y ago
already discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25691631
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by zachberger 6y ago
I'm not sure we're talking about the same things. This article is about booting an operating system from an external disk. How is that going to save anything on the internal hard drive unless you remove the OS from the internal dr
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by zachberger 6y ago
I agree. I'm visiting Thailand and the locally developed app requires high precision location permissions, the app is constantly running, and the data is all tied to my passport number. It destroys my battery, and it's a complete
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by zachberger 6y ago
right, but why?
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by zachberger 6y ago
dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25381889
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by zachberger 6y ago
No.
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by zachberger 6y ago
I know he got a lot of flack for the Net Neutrality rules, but not everything out of this FCC regime has been bad. Just earlier this month the FCC added additional spectrum to the 5 Ghz unlicensed block used by Wifi[1]. I'm not sure I&

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