Caligatio

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by Caligatio 3y ago
The number of people that itemize has dropped significantly after the 2017 tax changes. A quick search shows that it used to be around 30% of filers itemized, now it's 11%. It would be easy for the government to send you its automatic,
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by Caligatio 3y ago
Looks like someone made a bash script: https://github.com/HaveIBeenPwned/PwnedPasswordsDownloader/i...
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I dual booted my machine Win10 and Arch on ZFS Root. Admittedly I used Win10 like 99% so there was always a laundry list of updates when I booted into Arch. It seemed ZFS broke 20% of the time I updated. It was either the silly GRUB config
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by Caligatio 3y ago
Ahh, you mean Cloudflare Tunnel then? That's their CDN with a twist.
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by Caligatio 3y ago
This makes me sad. I grew up in the Chicago suburbs and got accepted into the Saturday Morning Physics Program ( https://saturdaymorningphysics.fnal.gov/ ) at Fermilab. Many of the lectures went completely over my head at th
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I think what you call "DNS proxy service" is what I'm referring to as their CDN. As referenced by a sibling comment, I meant their public recursive DNS resolver service when I said "DNS resolutions."
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I don't recall anyone advocating omitting the name log4j when that security bug dropped in 2021. How is that situation materially different from this? redis-py fixed the behavior so it's definitely not the case of working-as-inten
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer but my guess is it has to do with the liability of transferring "illegal" content. There's no content crossing Cloudflare servers for DNS resolutions but there definitely is for IPFS. For IPFS vs CDN, I&
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by Caligatio 4y ago
FDIC takes almost no time. From their website ( https://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/news/cnfall14/miscon... ): The FDIC almost always pays insured depositors within a few business days of a closing, us
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by Caligatio 4y ago
Open source: if it isn't perfect, don't bother.
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by Caligatio 4y ago
So Ubuntu offering some support where RH offers no support is worse? To the best of my knowledge, RH won't touch EPEL with a 10 foot pole.
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by Caligatio 4y ago
The package in question is libjs-jquery-ui which is in the universe repository. The universe repository is explicitly community supported only and needs to be enabled as it's not on by default. Ubuntu Pro promises 10 years of security
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by Caligatio 4y ago
This isn't a 100% solution but you can pin external JavaScript includes in HTML using subresource integrity ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres... ). This doesn't help
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by Caligatio 4y ago
I'm also confused about the Docker hate here. The daemon itself is lightweight and the Docker-ized process(es), once running, have negligible overhead compared to running them natively. I didn't look at the image size but you migh
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by Caligatio 4y ago
I honestly don't even know what subset of automotive rules apply to e-bikes. Do they have to follow signs for one way streets? Do they go on sidewalks and co-exist with walkers? Do they follow traffic lights? I just moved to Germany an
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by Caligatio 4y ago
100% disarmament will simply never happen because the country that hides a few nukes while claiming to have none will win if push comes to shove. Best case in that scenario is every country is hiding nukes which is arguably not a lot better
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by Caligatio 4y ago
The geographic numbering scheme was thankfully stopped for anyone born in June 2011 or later ( https://www.ssa.gov/employer/randomization.html )
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by Caligatio 4y ago
I actually served on a Federal jury (as an alternate) for a trial against a pill mill doctor. I wasn't there for the deliberations but the doctor ended up being found guilty and sentenced to jail. From testimony, the owners were nailed
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by Caligatio 4y ago
Yep, that's me! It's a niche project (even more so when I started it to salt/hash passwords client side during the expensive SSL days) so it's almost never worth advertising :)
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by Caligatio 4y ago
I got the email on Friday telling me I'm one of the fortunate few to get $550 and cynically thought that it was some sort of GitHub credit; needless to say that I was pleasantly surprised that it was actual cash! I've been solo ma
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by Caligatio 4y ago
I sadly forgot where I read about it (maybe "Under a White Sky" by Elizabeth Kolbert) but the States do already pay people to mass-cull these Asian carp by the literal ton (found https://blogs.illinois.edu/view&#x2
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by Caligatio 4y ago
This sounds similar to the Great Hanoi Rat Massacre ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Hanoi_Rat_Massacre ) where people got paid per tail but ended up breeding more rats to get more tails. Bison take much longer to
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by Caligatio 5y ago
SOCKS explicitly supports DNS but no other UDP.
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by Caligatio 5y ago
Whose "interest of security" are you referring to? If it's the security of Eastern European countries like Georgia and Ukraine, it's self-evident that counties would want to join NATO. If it's existing NATO members,
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by Caligatio 5y ago
If you're the sole user, it's probably not worth self-hosting {Bit,Vault}warden. However, the ability to share passwords and, optionally, TOTP codes is super helpful. My wife and I both used KeePass before and the combination of s
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by Caligatio 5y ago
I would have more of a problem with this if it was a simple fork with a few variables modified to enable features rather than a complete rewrite with a compatible API. None of the paid features are technological breakthroughs (e.g. one just
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by Caligatio 5y ago
PEP621 literally includes how Poetry lists dependencies as a synonym for the PEP's "dependencies" section. Poetry does, in fact, adhere to PEP621.
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by Caligatio 5y ago
Replace "Apple" by any traditional car company and you should immediately become concerned. Shouldn't a car company have absolute, one-sided control over the cars they sell? Like should the car stop working if you agreed to o
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by Caligatio 5y ago
Ghostscript was initially released 1988 (per Wikipedia) so it definitely is more in the history making rather than learning from history category.
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by Caligatio 5y ago
By this standard, there is practically nothing that qualifies as open source. Compile something yourself? Well can you really trust your compiler unless you compiled it? How do you compile your compiler without a compiler? Obviously this

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