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811.
by zie 5y ago
Well, we don't actually know that. Can a different CEO do a better job with Facebook? We haven't any idea as we have never had the opportunity to find out. But I agree that it's generally bad for shareholders if your CEO e
812.
by zie 5y ago
For a single machine, you don't need to operate a nomad cluster: `nomad agent -dev` instantly gives you a 1-node cluster ready to go. if you decide to grow past 1 node, it's a little more complex, but not by a lot, like k8s.
813.
by zie 5y ago
but there are legal opinions that law firms and various orgs(political or not) that wite on occasion from actual lawyers sharing a legal opinion, publicly(or not). But it's the law, it's fuzzy at best, much like your HR departmen
814.
by zie 5y ago
I don't disagree it could definitely be a problem with the US, but so far, with immigration, it's not been a problem. As long as our immigration #'s stay up, the US should be fine. So far it's been a steady state, but it
815.
by zie 5y ago
Almost all the others have higher margin rates. M1 is like 2% or so. Fidelity, Schwab, etc are like 8% or so, and BOA/ML is like 5% or so. (rough numbers, I haven't checked in a while). But yes, they basically all do this, thou
816.
by zie 5y ago
You are correct, but assuming the holding was < 1yr and STCG applied. If >1yr holding period, LTCG would apply. chances are it would only be a 15% tax rate in a LTCG applied tax. given current 2021 tax brackets. Even this is incompl
817.
by zie 5y ago
This is what firefox send did. The code is still maintained here: https://github.com/timvisee/send
818.
by zie 5y ago
Reminds me a little of [Numi]( https://numi.app/ ). It doesn't exactly like plain text, but will happily eat it, but loves the math part. Seems this is the opposite of that, loves the text, but will happily digest math
819.
by zie 5y ago
only some of the test harness is open source, see: https://sqlite.org/testing.html
820.
by zie 5y ago
It normally starts off very small like this 7%, they have to get a beach-head as it were and get SOME boundaries set up, then it's just a matter of extending that boundary, such that it can't grow anymore and then it mostly puts i
821.
by zie 5y ago
While in theory what you say is mostly true, it's not really true in reality. The EU govt issued bonds that produce negative real interest rates in 2020. The US Govt let their treasuries hit 0% interest. bond/debt interest rates
822.
by zie 5y ago
> This is a really bad idea, as US is known to tap any data they can get on their soil. I think you meant to say, the US is known to tap ALL data we can get our grubby little paws on. We don't care if it's on our soil or not.
823.
by zie 5y ago
> Only now that insurance companies have paid out the nose with ransomware incidents have they started to wise up. Exactly right, and eventually they will GET A CLUE, and require serious security audits to get a sane price on incident in
824.
by zie 5y ago
RV's & trailers are right @ 120sq ft usually. Pick 1 from any of the few manufacturers and enjoy life. There is even such a thing as a "destination trailer": https://www.keystonerv.com/rv-type/destin
825.
by zie 5y ago
The other 2 comments are true and for another: The reason we do it, is to show the MFA textbox, if and only if they have MFA setup.
826.
by zie 5y ago
Does your email get delivered? If it does, then they do monitor their logs.
827.
by zie 5y ago
I don't disagree, but the point is to make catching the easy stuff easy(it's not currently), and raise the alarm faster for the hard stuff(which is sometimes not even possible now).
828.
by zie 5y ago
You have smattering of disasters, that let you sort of fake it till you make it? :) For 1) You have SRI: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres... You have Etag and you have Content
829.
by zie 5y ago
There is also Content-MD5: https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec1...
830.
by zie 5y ago
Not just MS, they pretty much all dump SMTP errors with URL's telling you about the SMTP error they gave you. Some are really awesome when you visit the URL, they say oh, do X and then you are good. Others say we just don't like
831.
by zie 5y ago
Just to defend Dr. Percival a little here(since I have the same stance, though we do also support TLS), the RFC's require you to support non-encrypted SMTP. Since you HAVE to support it(not only per RFC but because in the real world s
832.
by zie 5y ago
I don't run Maddy, but I do run email for an organization of a few thousand people. It happens on occasion from various providers, The larger organizations(MS,Google,etc) will spam your logs SMTP errors with a URL. You visit the URL a
833.
by zie 5y ago
It's about a 1hr drive from Vegas but cheaper land.
834.
by zie 5y ago
Do you have any sources for "Other governments are already accumulating BTC silently."?
835.
by zie 5y ago
Because you were doing it from localhost, the connection came from localhost. It has to be exposed out on the internet for it to return an internet IP :) Anyways, I agree for 1 off things, whatever, use icanhazip or whatever you want, it d
836.
by zie 5y ago
We just abuse Make, so make test, make bootstrap, etc.
837.
by zie 5y ago
I assume the OP meant, or at least how I took it and implement it, it can be in a dir called docs/ off the root of the tree. It doesn't have to be literally scattered about in the actual source, just in the same repo. Though ther
838.
by zie 5y ago
If you want JSON instead: location /ip { add_header Content-Type "application/json"; return 200 '{"host":"$server_name","ip":"$remote_addr
839.
by zie 5y ago
You can implement this yourself in nginx like this: location /ip { add_header Content-Type "application/json"; return 200 '{"host":"$server_name","i
840.
by zie 5y ago
I don't think you understand software like you think you do. Those protocol rules do exist, and yes cryptography is involved, obviously, but those rules exist because the miners all agree on it, see: BIP2: https://github.com

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