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by zhengyi13 3y ago
Two things occur to me: 1) blackholing every possible subdomain of business-i-dont-like.com, and 2) return a single IP address for any and all internal subdomains of a private domain - they all go to the same proxy then, and it's just
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
It can indeed hurt[1], and getting medical advice from the Internet can be... fraught. [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK557376/#:~:text=The%20... .
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
Chef John has a recipe to make it yourself if you want to invest the time. I've not done it myself, but he's usually pretty good with stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDyyAb6lB48
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
Luckily, we have anti-trust and other forms of law and regulation specifically because assuming markets will alway provide meaningful choices has historically proven a bad assumption.
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
The entire theme of the video is that normal people can find themselves in relatively normal, foreseeable situations where you really need one (or more) of these things right now , and trying to access them in an emergency without prior
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
Fortunately I totalled my RAV4 back in 2018, so I'm just fine . First time I'd ever had an airbag deployed; I'm glad it didn't kill me :/
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
Depending on whose advice you value, Deviant Ollam has a video on YouTube entitled "Lawyer, Passport, Locksmith, Gun"[1] where he makes the argument that yeah, you probably should have a lawyer as part of a broader personal risk-r
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
I think the author's specified use case is to address transient conditions that drive failures. When the given (transient) condition goes away (either passively, or because somebody fixed something), then the service comes back without
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
I've thought of homework as having two disparate values: 1. Practice (again) what you've recently covered in class. More reps, greater ease and speed and fewer errors. I suppose the article's point about some students needing
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
Chesterton's Fence problems?
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
I know I'm late here, but YouTube has 'em; you can ask for it by name.
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
On a similar note, Danger Mouse's "The Grey Album" remixing Jay Z's The Black Album over samples from The Beatles' White Album... Amazing. It's pretty findable, but it's unfortunate that there's no ca
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
For anyone following along at home, MC Solaar might be a really good entry point into French Hiphop. Give La concubine de l'hémoglobine a try - talk about smooth.
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
> And the occasional cache that keeps things forever is so extra broken that it's not doing that because cache invalidation is hard, it's either a supreme misunderstanding or it's incompetence. Working in phone technical s
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
I get the sense that there are some folk still actively using CB, but I also have the sense that for most people, their needs are better met nowadays by GMRS radios (which are in the UHF/~70cm bands, rather than 11m CB), which provide
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by zhengyi13 3y ago
Might well depend on the species as to which conditions are most favorable, but AIUI most of your farmed mushrooms are grown on other-than-poop substrates: grain, straw, wood and wood pellets, coffee grounds, shredded coconut husk. Probably
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
Point of order: multiple music videos, not just one.
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
I think you're right that they did develop multi-episode character and story arcs and mythology, but I feel like it was done organically - not quite so meticulously planned up front, and so it kinda devolved into incoherence in the end
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
I think this is a function of shows knowing what they want to do early on, but also knowing that there's a really good chance that they'll be unceremoniously axed, so they don't invest up front in longer-term arcs. They get p
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
In Beijing, in '96, it was Weiwuerzu (Uighur) rouchuanr. Cheap-ass fatty lamb on sticks, fast grilled over charcoal. Seasoned w/ chilli, cumin, and salt I think. Buy 'em by the fistfull.
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
I love the fact that we can now start to make this joke about vim.
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
> It encourages poor API contracts because it lets anyone import any code in any service arbitrarily. Perhaps that might be the default case, but the build system has a visibility system[1] that means that you can carefully control who
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
If the President does it, it's not illegal.
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
I read this incident as they in fact did have a DR strategy, they knew how to execute it, did so successfully, and still failed. The only thing I'm left wondering at this point is whether the corrupt data were a config, or state.
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
In my case, I agree, but when I asked about this key combo once elsewhere, a number of folk pointed out that this is true for the standard US QWERTY layout, but not necessarily so for various EU or other layouts.
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
You don't actually make that big a sim. You just fiddle with the render distance so the sims think it's that big.
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
... be careful with this. Assuming you've monetized your content with ads, depending on your ads provider, this may have deleterious effects on your account with that provider, as they may then assume you're trying to game ads rev
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
I expect this is less a case of them "developing" the specific poisons as much as looking at the pharmacopeia, and choosing something that was readily available, well understood, and efficacious/unrecoverable.
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
I swam a lot, and got a few ear infections as a kid, at least once resulting in a pretty extensive manual cleaning at an ENT's office. As an adult, I would get my ears similarly stopped up at least once a year, and I found Debrox and w
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by zhengyi13 4y ago
To me, the way you've signed off with "Don't go to medical school" reads vaguely like "Carthago delenda est" - I have no idea if you actually say this all the time, but I wonder if you do.

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