Buge

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by Buge 10mo ago
Here's my speculation on the underlying reason archive.today blocks Cloudflare DNS: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/a/135229/229725 I speculate it's due to archive.today wanting granular (not overly br
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by Buge 10mo ago
Are you saying that cloudflare conducts or promotes DDoS?
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by Buge 4y ago
In reality it was from phishing attacks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_celebrity_nude_photo_leak...
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by Buge 4y ago
If you're building your own vision, that's working too.
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by Buge 4y ago
>By late adolescence, 78.2% of US adolescents had consumed alcohol I guess I fall into that group, since I had a few sips, given to my by my parents. > 47.1% had reached regular drinking levels defined by at least 12 drinks within a g
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by Buge 4y ago
According to [1], in 1973, Roe v. Wade said abortion is legal US-wide at 27/28 weeks and earlier, then in 1992, Planned Parenthood v. Casey said abortion is legal US-wide at 22/23/24 weeks and earlier. I'm not exactly su
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by Buge 4y ago
>this is a religious decision and giving fetus' rights greater than actual living humans. How is that? There still would be no federal law against killing fetuses, whereas there is a federal law against killing born people.
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by Buge 5y ago
From other firms located where?
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by Buge 5y ago
>Also note that watching a video at 2x speed may result in the server sending less data than watching a video at 1x speed. That's an interesting point, but I don't think that's the case for Youtube.
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by Buge 5y ago
Those numbers don't make sense to me. I just watched this video[1] in 4K 60fps on Youtube. I think it's ~5GB. I watched it at double speed so it took 15 minutes to watch. Your second link says it takes 5.12 kWh to transfer 1GB, so
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by Buge 5y ago
The SaaS Connect 2017 video you mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLKfbjNB5xE
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by Buge 5y ago
I think 1/59th the price is clearer than 59x cheaper. In 59x, what is the x for? Multiplication? What is being multiplied? "1/59th the price of AWS" is clear because you take the price of AWS and multiply it by 1/59
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by Buge 5y ago
Yeah, I could guess based on context. I would prefer notation that's clear on its own without needing to look at context. "1/2 the price" is clear on its own. And it still makes me feel nervous that 3x improvement = 200%
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by Buge 5y ago
> This came out to about a 2x savings over AWS. Is that a typical way to describe cost savings? I would have said 1/2 the cost of AWS. It almost sounds like cloudflare would pay them money (e.g. you go to the store and see something
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by Buge 5y ago
Yeah, you're right, she's a bit younger than the typical grandma, so the use here does seem mostly for sympathy.
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by Buge 5y ago
Why does the crime elder abuse exist? Because older people often have a harder time with physical and mental tasks. I agree that whether she has grandchildren or not doesn't matter much, but people say grandma to be more polite than sa
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by Buge 5y ago
How often do speed traps tow cars? Brookside tows 1.7 cars per year for each household.
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by Buge 5y ago
The police are financing themselves with the fines. Without the fines, they wouldn't be able to go from 1 officer to 8 officers in a single year.
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by Buge 5y ago
Not all information is copyrightable. Just because there's a copyright notice doesn't mean there's actually a copyright.
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by Buge 5y ago
Yeah, I think there's a healthy middle ground between "courting is inherently unhealthy" and "you should quit your job and court full time".
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by Buge 5y ago
The other point of view is that parents splitting up is very traumatic on kids, so effort should be spent on trying to avoid that. A promise to stay together (marriage) is one possible way to try to avoid that. I don't think courting i
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by Buge 5y ago
When you meet and it just clicks wouldn't you want to spend time together, plan dates, talk about your future together, send love letters (or texts), give gifts? Wouldn't that be courting? To me it seems courting is just dating wi
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by Buge 5y ago
>I don't see a scam anywhere. They are telling the government they will pay out if the insured party is at fault for an accident, but in some (many?) cases they don't actually pay out. That sounds like a scam to me.
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by Buge 5y ago
>sex slave nudebeach Umm no
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by Buge 5y ago
Yeah I think it would be the other way around: money would be the integral of success.
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by Buge 5y ago
Is there any reason to think Michael Church earned more than Dr. Gebru? Michael Church only worked at Google for 6 months, so I would guess none of his stock vested.
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by Buge 5y ago
Sure, racism could be an/the underlying cause. But this perspective is very different from the normal perspective (which foxyv seemed to be promoting). The usual perspective is that white people fleeing during white flight are racist t
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by Buge 5y ago
You could get some of that in a SFH too. It'll be quieter due to the distance though.
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by Buge 5y ago
Drunk driving hurts innocent people, thus preventing them from attaining what they love. If heroin use leads to crime then maybe it could be forbidden for similar reasons. Or if the government can determine that people don't love heroi
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by Buge 5y ago
Yeah, I think that's the point Ostrogodsky is making. It's weird to evaluate someone's action in country A based on laws in country B.

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