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a-fried-egg
7y ago
Yes: An error occurred during a connection to stackoverflow.com. A required TLS feature is missing. Error code: MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_REQUIRED_TLS_FEATURE_MISSING
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Wait till you click on links from search engines
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
This isn't Marvel Avengers
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
I don't have the money
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Wireshark
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Why bother when nuclear fusion will be the next greatest thing?
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Doesn't matter as long as each entity maintains their "bottom line".
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
I doubt it. It'll allow for the all diseases in one country to more easily spread to every country. This isn't just limited to human germs but also invasive species.
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
If you develop an API for it and everyone can use the data all over the place freely and easily, that could help.
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Let's Encrypt is a free, automated, and open certificate authority brought to you by the non-profit Internet Security Research Group (ISRG). They're not a company.
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
medicate
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
LSU did research on this a while back post-Katrina and they already have a much more effective solution. The trouble is that the tourist beaches would be impacted by this if implemented everywhere.
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
What were the actual results?
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
This is only an estimate yea? Since the hurricane has already passed, what is the official toll?
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Depends. If it's built without boundary conditions, it'll go everywhere and do anything since we'd no longer be able to control it and understand what its doing on the backend.
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One year after Equifax's mega-breach, nothing changed
(axios.com)
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8y ago
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Interesting. Google.com gets a D-
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
That's more of a legal problem where someone amended an existing FOSS publishing principle to insert something draconian.
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
it's a laundromat
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
You can't even as questions as if you're a newbie struggling to learn something new. Everything is set so that you already need to be a SME out-of-the-box and they don't provide good resources for you to get to that level.
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Did you follow-up with the denials and ask them why they didn't pick your resume?
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Devil worshippers maybe
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
That seems rational, however we have always lived in an irrational world where the Fed just continues printing money and the national debt continues to soar.
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
I agree. Prison is supposed to suck.
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
I think the inhabitants of the white collar prisons should be put to work fighting the fires and get paid nothing in return. Most of them are serving hard time for fraud anyway.
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
No, he has an actual cause. He just took on a little too much at the moment.
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8y ago
https://cryptonewsagency.com/?sort=latest
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
And Tim Cook smiles with glee as they eventually will give in and buy new ones
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
Kubernetes is Google
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a-fried-egg
8y ago
That's because there aren't enough people working in 'open-source' to really care
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