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4y ago
The answer to that would be to make a builder image and copy out the installed files. That makes a smaller container anyhow so has several advantages.
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4y ago
API keys are most successful when they're issued for server-side use; when used client-side the usual pattern that I see is for individual clients to request their own API key? In this case, it would need to be distributed to myriad us
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7y ago
In the case of interstate commerce (and catalog ordering, crossing the border to buy if you live nearby, etc) they have the concept of "use tax" where you must pay the equivalent of sales tax on goods you bought to use in your hom
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8y ago
See also the relevant lines in the function he proposed a patch for: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/builtin/merge.c#L1401
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8y ago
Glancing at the supreme court case, I'm not sure that observations that police officers can do from a public place have a good application to this area. I think the public expectation part was specifically whether thermal imaging was t
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9y ago
I think light switches are an absolutely fantastic UI. You can look at them to determine state, you an interact with them without unlocking a device and when they're placed well you can just "wave your hand" and lights come o
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9y ago
Referred from your reply to my comment[0]; Algorithms can be backdoored due to having a novel technique to defeat them that you have not disclosed and has not otherwise been discovered yet. We are constantly adopting and discarding encrypti
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9y ago
Running an algorithm chosen by an attacker with extensive resources is foolhardy, because you can never be certain that your resources are sufficient to detect a trap carefully hidden by their resources. We have a history of the NSA perform
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9y ago
HP's consumer line isn't/wasn't great (I've had scant experience with it over the years), but their business products are generally great to take apart and repair. The EliteBook series in particular, e.g. the 8460s
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9y ago
+1 to OneNote. The Notebook/Section/Page paradigm is super intuitive and convenient. You can create/copy hyperlinks to different notebooks/sections/pages/paragraphs, so it's easy to make a master notebook
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9y ago
Tree-style tab and middle clicking means that you can have a hierarchical record of your browsing when researching. Middle click three to five tabs from a search, middle click from each tab when reading through on the first article for any
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9y ago
I can't say as I've paid much attention and I'm sure the majority of ice cream is made from artificial vanilla, but: Vanilla beans appear to be about $6-7 each retail and $4-5 wholesale according to these random websites, des
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9y ago
What are the alternatives once an event occurs and Google/Microsoft/Redhat/?? claim it was an accident outside of their control (possibly due to negligence)? Yes, outside experts will be investigating to the best of their abi
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9y ago
A signed malicious update would be a Big Deal(tm), but the entity would also be able to survive it by claiming it was negligence. I don't believe negligence has not been significantly penalized in the marketplace, aside from perhaps CA
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9y ago
RequestPolicy Continued in FireFox, and perhaps other plugins that control/restrict cross-site requests, asks for permission before redirecting to superdodgysite.com and safeandwonderfulsite.com. It's not a feasible solution for t
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9y ago
> There is no biological drive to own a gun, just a socially constructed one. I'm not going to argue that a gun is the only or even necessarily an appreciable way to advance this in most individuals, but for many people it likely do
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9y ago
Perhaps I am cynical, but what's the profit motive for Google? They're much more financially motivated to be complicit and find vulnerable people to advertise to, if not create vulnerability, assuming that there won't be back
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9y ago
I think you could make your point without saying that "Most women can't handle adversity", which seems to be a dubious claim arising from extrapolation from your particular situation. Assuming that your partners were fair-wea
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9y ago
Disk encryption also prevents disposal issues from affecting you, which is a separate problem than physical access.
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9y ago
I looked at the two linked pieces of documentation, and to my naive eyes they look like they perform the same task: PHP: "Bound parameters minimize bandwidth to the server as you need send only the parameters each time, and not the who
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9y ago
Not to take away from his talking the good talk, but I don't think that his moral position is very meaningful given that it is demonstrably ineffective. If it was demonstrably effective and he said it was immoral, those words would car
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9y ago
This is good! I guess a bit of thought can go a long way toward good workarounds. I'd hazard that it is harder if a taboo glyph is in both particular nouns though.
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9y ago
I wouldn't say that using a word such as "spacx" is in spirit.
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9y ago
But you still don't instill that actual individual in minds, and an actual, non-abstract, particular individual is occasionally crucial to a thought. Without that word you would basically go back to that activity in which pairs of folk
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9y ago
But a mutual thought of a non-abstract individual aids in a lot of situations.
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9y ago
That's not hard, but what about a missing third individual that both must understand to carry on?
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9y ago
How would you talk about an unfamiliar individual known by a noun you can't say?
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9y ago
You also cherry picked, figuratively speaking. More literally, you didn't pick the cherries at an index of 22. There are a lot of fruits in the 20s to 40s. I tend to stay away from both pineapple and watermelon.
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9y ago
The problem with sugar is, IMO, glycemic index. With glucose being an index of 100, no sugar being an index of 0, and something that takes a moderate amount of time to convert from starches/etc to sugar being 50, things that are higher
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9y ago
Have you actually used Plasma? I would be curious to know your experiences if so.
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