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by org3432 7y ago
I used Duolingo for about 1 month to learn Portuguese and was close to the end of the tree. I learned quite a lot, the grammar drills were useful introduction and basic vocabulary, however I stopped using it due to it requiring me to transl
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by org3432 7y ago
How much UV light is emitted?
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by org3432 7y ago
So they went off and implemented a brand new fancy service discovery tool for I bet a problem they didn’t have, but couldn’t do the basics of tracking 2kb of data for the CA. I don’t think that’s a age issues, that and there’s nothing that
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by org3432 7y ago
> After looking everywhere, and asking everyone on the team, we got the definitive answer that the CA key we created a year ago for this self-signed certificate had been lost. The GitLab outages always make the company seem disorganized
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by org3432 7y ago
No sense of humor?
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by org3432 7y ago
These depictions of JS Bach as a rebel and a bad boy are from people who don’t recognize or connect with the timeless underlining genuineness of Bach. His goal in every writing was to make music for the glory of God, purely. Weather you’re
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by org3432 7y ago
Works with plain old lemon juice too, the soybean process sounds over engineered.
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by org3432 7y ago
Pictures of the cave: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denisova_Cave
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by org3432 7y ago
That's the difference between working for a company vs. starting a company, the lower risk of being an employee comes at a high price unfortunately.
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by org3432 7y ago
Ironically film tools have some of the most stringent copy protection systems, and big studios break the licenses agreements without hesitation when they need to get something done.
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by org3432 7y ago
Dish is almost an archaic term a this point. So either someone's pretty old grandparents are working for MT, or people are translating a term from another language using an old dictionary.
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by org3432 7y ago
> In short, to your point: AWS is for builders... who pay. And right now all the growth is in enterprise, where we don’t know how to make API calls from a command line. Infact AWS's HSM devices intentionally don't have an API,
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by org3432 7y ago
That's surprising since afaik it's a plug door that presses up against the airframe when under pressure. So sounds like a major failure of the door or the airframe itself.
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by org3432 7y ago
I've seen that, and the opposite as well, where you have a huge team of people constantly working and yet mysteriously nothing gets done and managers aren't sure what people are doing on a day to day basis.
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by org3432 7y ago
Because it discourages people from creating works then if they can't be free. Why would you want to write something valuable for humanity if in the end someone is going to steal it and put DRM on it? For me personally, I'd not wri
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by org3432 7y ago
Obviously at the time the texts were written, they were in circulation, but it predates modern copyright law. So maybe there's a loophole in the law they're exploiting, but regardless it's unethical, and Archive.org has the p
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by org3432 7y ago
For the Buddhist texts, how could they own the rights to works written hundreds of years ago? They're simply digitizing the work, no translation. Here's an example: https://archive.org/details/bdrc-W1FPL194&#x
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by org3432 7y ago
The problem is these work owners are using archive.org to play both sides of the argument, even worse consider the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Centern they digitized works they didn’t author, don’t own any rights to for the works that are 100
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by org3432 7y ago
Here’s one example of DRM: https://archive.org/details/inlibrary?sort=-publicdate They have collections they don’t let you download, they should just refuse those collections to force the platform to be free to downloa
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by org3432 7y ago
I can’t get past the DRM they allow, if they stopped doing that and raised the bar I’d likely support them.
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by org3432 7y ago
Time to buy air filters for when the smoke drifts into your city and you have to close all your windows for a week.
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by org3432 7y ago
Oh god, that web page is in the format of a ranting crazy person. Is there a quicker explanation somewhere?
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by org3432 7y ago
I think it's also due to having a population that has nothing to lose.
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by org3432 7y ago
They used to think black people don't feel pain too, it would be good to do a long term study to determine if they feel pain since they clearly can't determine if others do.
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by org3432 7y ago
have you ever been in an earthquake? esp. outside? it's like trying to run on the swells of an ocean.
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by org3432 7y ago
* don't run during an earthquake, you'll break your leg. * bathrooms with plumbing in the walls are supposed to be a little stronger. * blankets can help protect you from breaking windows. * if you are outside, watch out for trees
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by org3432 7y ago
Northridge knocked me out of bed and I woke up on the floor.
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by org3432 7y ago
Didn’t realize Paul saved Cinerama. > “Our net worth is ultimately defined not by dollars but rather by how well we serve others.” Yep, exactly.
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by org3432 7y ago
Anyone know what engine this is using?
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by org3432 7y ago
I’d like to know why info sec has traditionally been anti-science to begin with, and if they are going to adopt data backed approaches to backup their theories, what other old wives tales will they’ll be addressing next?

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