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by ctennis1 1y ago
Maybe not - but I work in a regulated industry, we had an employee get phished a few years ago, and the regulatory bodies wanted detailed records of all phishing testing and training conducted for the previous 5 years. So for some of us it&
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by ctennis1 1y ago
I'm in the midst of a transfer of enterprise account ownership with with Apple, and I can assure you, the only way to complete it is to wait for a phone call from Apple Support from 1-512-884-5022. You can call this number back and ver
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by ctennis1 2y ago
Google Cloud will not cut you a break unless you have an incredible about of pull. Even then, you won't get much of one.
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by ctennis1 2y ago
There's a reason why the jackpots seem bigger... https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianbushard/2023/02/03/powerba...
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by ctennis1 3y ago
My Insta360 X3 shuts down quite a bit for heat too. Maybe these Ace Pros are better.
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by ctennis1 3y ago
We have plans to visit for this coming New Years, (unless things get dramatically worse I suppose). Excited in reading your comment.
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by ctennis1 3y ago
I don't disagree with your statement, but I'll note that as it pertains to engines in the GA world, there's not a lot of options that weren't designed in the 40s.
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by ctennis1 3y ago
A myriad of things: Octane, ethanol, and also additives used in the winter vs the summer.
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by ctennis1 3y ago
I'm an airplane owner, and I agree. If they had outlawed it, I bet the solution would have come a lot faster.
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by ctennis1 3y ago
There's also distribution problems. Jet fuel aside, most airports only have one tank for servicing avgas. Once they switch over to non-leaded, now they have a customer base that may not be able to buy from them. Those revenues go to fu
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by ctennis1 3y ago
Totally, but people on medicaid are people who essentially don't have money, right? In order to qualify, you must be below certain asset and income limits.
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by ctennis1 3y ago
We have DPC, and it's amazing. We pay $250/month for a family of 4. Some places charge less, but then also charge you for each time you see the doctor. Ours is all inclusive except for any in office incidentals - like lab work. It
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by ctennis1 4y ago
My wife got suckered into one a few days ago (though hung up before anything bad happened). We ordered a replacement pair of glasses for my daughter, and the store said they would call when the glasses came in so we could pick them up. Flas
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by ctennis1 4y ago
Maybe not quite the same, but https://www.gen-aircraft-hardware.com/ shuts down every Saturday for observation of the sabbath.
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by ctennis1 4y ago
caleb.tennis checking in
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by ctennis1 4y ago
Did it come and "go", though? A lot of that money was earmarked for local and state government programs, and at least from what I'm seeing, a lot of those projects haven't even taken place yet. Our local city hall, for e
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by ctennis1 4y ago
I have a good friend now who went in for his third class medical in October 2021, the doctor flagged a prescription he had previously been taking (but was no longer taking), and wanted clarification from the FAA. Now in April, it's sti
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by ctennis1 5y ago
My previous role was at a public facing ecommerce site. One day I started noticing a lot of public traffic to internal administrative endpoints that were failing - likely bots, but also to URLs that bots would have never known existed. Urls
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by ctennis1 5y ago
Don't underestimate the large number of people who are also completely scared of doctors and needles. Being able to get something they can pickup at a pharmacy and take in their own home is a win.
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by ctennis1 5y ago
Not really - I work for a company in the financial space and my spouse is restricted on any trading they can do just like I am.
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by ctennis1 5y ago
Sequoia Capital | Technical Support Specialist | Menlo Park, CA (Onsite) | https://www.sequoiacap.com Sequoia is a venture capital company headquartered in California, with additional offices in China, India, Singapore, and the
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by ctennis1 5y ago
While I agree, I've witnessed first hand a local newspaper repeatedly going after a local political office holder because the publisher simply didn't like her and was in support of an opponent. There still has to be some accountab
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by ctennis1 6y ago
I received a "free for life" GitHub developer account in 2008 as part of a thank you for the company I was working for at the time which hosted and helped them grow. In 2012 they terminated the "free for life" status of
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by ctennis1 6y ago
Happy fastmail customer of 5 years here. I found a UI regression a few months back with the way threaded messages were working. Notified FM, they replied within a few hours acknowledging it was a bug and they would fix it asap. Fix was out
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by ctennis1 6y ago
Another protip: fastmail lets you alias yourname@yourdomain.com as anything@yourname.yourdomain.com. You can use this feature to create a unique email address for every service you sign up for. This is really handy for filtering to folde
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by ctennis1 7y ago
Probably not, but I suspect some people will still pay the ransom anyway. Keep in mind, many people also do keep "secrets" used for other authenticating to other services in their git repos - even though it's a terrible idea.
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by ctennis1 9y ago
Yep, but think of all of the private keys and tokens used in automation servers (think CI) for pulling down source. Those don't have 2FA - because they don't login - but they have full access to most source. In an organization of
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by ctennis1 9y ago
I think you'd be surprised. I moved to Columbus in the early 2000s after college from another Indiana city. Perhaps I have blinders on, but I don't ever recall any casual racism or homophobia. If anything I'd say it's a
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by ctennis1 10y ago
Just to note: SIDS are not required for part 91 operations, at least in the US. If your aircraft is part of a Cessna maintenance program, then it will get lumped in, but for many older aircraft who are privately owned and flown, SIDS are r
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by ctennis1 11y ago
I ran a ~10MW capable facility for a while, we had 8 2MW Cummins gensets that would run in parallel. Extra units for redundancy as sometimes units would be offline for oil changes or other routine maintenance.

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