feld

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by feld 7y ago
Nothing. Don't listen to this guy. Glyphosate is not a pesticide, it's an herbicide. Anyone using the wrong terminology is a conspiracy theorist you can safely ignore.
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by feld 7y ago
Microplastics do not wash out of your body... edit: also glyphosate is not a pesticide
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by feld 7y ago
Yes edit: in some scenarios, of course
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by feld 7y ago
They were probably exposed to 2,4D, not glyphosate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic_acid If they're using undocumented workers do you think they're going to prevent them from being expo
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by feld 7y ago
If glyphosate is banned we will all starve. There is no strong evidence of its harm yet. It may be an EDC, but we don't have the data to prove it. The fearmongering has got to stop. Why wasn't Bayer/Monsanto allowed to provid
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by feld 7y ago
Compensate your employees well, have them be independent contractors. That's what my employer does.
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by feld 7y ago
The mTCP stack is based on the FreeBSD network stack, not the Linux stack. And it has recent activity on GitHub.
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HN Violates the GDPR
29 points by feld 7y ago|15 comments
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by feld 7y ago
They eat bones. Raw bones are safe, cooked bones are not.
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by feld 7y ago
I feed my dogs almost exclusively chicken leg quarters and can get them for as low as 39 cents per pound (USD). Chicken is insanely cheap.
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by feld 7y ago
Yes
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by feld 7y ago
"VM == swap" is an indicator for me to not hire that candidate
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by feld 9y ago
legally you can write a check on anything: post-it note, napkin, etc.
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by feld 9y ago
my .me domain is my primary domain and won't expire for 10 years. Also I've never observed an outage for it like this.
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by feld 9y ago
APFS doesn't checksum the data. You've been deceived. BTRFS still cannot be trusted for various reasons. It was deprecated as of RHEL 7.4
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by feld 9y ago
Other filesystems will lose your data or write corrupted data
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by feld 9y ago
Alternatively install OpenDNS Umbrella which will do this with DNSCrypt to the OpenDNS servers
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by feld 9y ago
DNSCrypt finally wins
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by feld 9y ago
Qubes has a nice fat attack surface known as the hypervisor. I'm skeptical when people point to this as the panacea of computing security.
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by feld 9y ago
Because they are. Step out of your IT bubble.
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by feld 9y ago
What are they? I've certainly never heard of them or used them. Are they used in production or are they toys? DHCP: isc-dhcp or dnsmasq DNS recursor: dnsmasq, unbound, bind, djb's dnscache, maradns None of these are written in mem
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by feld 9y ago
Vendor? This is open source software. It's not proprietary. There is no "vendor". The reason these devices are cheap/affordable is because of the open source community. The reason the internet has made it to this current
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by feld 9y ago
Write a better replacement in your magic language of choice then.
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by feld 9y ago
So the new APFS filesystem doesn't work on factory configured iMac 5Ks which are quite new still. Disgusting. (Currently helping a friend recover data from his APFS fusion drive which started to panic on the last beta before learning i
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by feld 9y ago
The problems you complain about in the African American communities can be traced back nearly 100 years to when we created these African American communities. The Reconstruction era following the Civil War saw African Americans distribute t
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by feld 9y ago
I don't think they've ever released code with version history, so it would provide little benefit other than a famliar UX.
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by feld 9y ago
Considering that the concept is breaking the Unix tradition of a tool having a single purpose and utilizing this fantastic feature we call "pipes"... journalctl is the wrong way to do it.
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by feld 9y ago
Confirmed in Solaris 10 and Solaris 11 as well.
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by feld 9y ago
Of course I'm talking about the first amendment, the only protection of free speech that exists in the USA. Any time someone brings up free speech and it's involving non-government entitites is just kidding themselves that they be
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by feld 9y ago
*always refers to government interference to speech

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