privateSFacct

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by privateSFacct 5y ago
There is a fair bit wrong with this advice. CA is a joint and several liability state. Joint and several liability is the legal doctrine that each defendant in a personal injury claim may be held responsible for ALL the victim's econom
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by privateSFacct 5y ago
For front-end dev - some older developers are really tired of the constant churn. This can be a good thing if you can / already are off the endless new frontend bandwagon. But since a lot of junior folks are into the "latest and g
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by privateSFacct 5y ago
Where is the source for this. We do have Biden putting tariffs on Canadian lumber to help keep prices high, but that's the only thing I'm aware of.
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by privateSFacct 6y ago
I hope this new all EV vehicle has a kick ass screen / tech stack system. So many of their older ones are slow / janky etc. Carplay is a godsend on their other vehicles. I'm assuming buttery smooth ipad like experience with g
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by privateSFacct 6y ago
Is WPF/XAML the right way now to do quick get going windows app development?
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by privateSFacct 6y ago
My question - what happened to microsoft in this space? The get up and go speed of the super old windows forms approach was fantastic. Now I'm supposed to use - XAML? UWP? WPF? Do these have great windows form designer still? I'm
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by privateSFacct 6y ago
That's not all that IPv6 changed. There is a reason even places like google cloud have not implemented ipv6 (and these are huge scale players). They changed so many things around the protocol that you need new firewall experts, new con
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by privateSFacct 6y ago
Do you admin a medium or larger network? Despite the strength of your comment it also illustrates some ignorance. "No way", "weird persistent idea". This despite many reasonable people suggesting it. Deploying IPv6 at sc
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
You can get pretty far with docker and things like ECS / Fargate etc too.
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
100% false. If a business allows a nonprofit to use excess capacity, the capacity is still a business expense. Google and AWS have huge amounts of unused computer capacity at low traffic periods. They can still expense those items even if t
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
Given how poorly executed softbanks strategy has been I'm not surprised. The strategy itself was maybe something that could work or was at least an interesting idea - but the way they've actually deployed funding has been wild. I
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
I know not popular, but set your email and other retention periods to a relatively short time frame - even a year or two drops tons of sensitive data off. Flag important or file elsewhere for stuff you want to keep.
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
And the ICANN fees we pay covered none of this (when funding this sort of thing would be an obvious benefit vs what ICANN does spend money on).
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
Just what we need is to get politicians involved in this. One benefit thought would be they could more easily block access to sites they don't want folks visiting by just denying a CA cert (which would then generate warnings / blo
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
And in doing so creates multiple ways to do the same thing which is SUPER SUPER annoying. There has been a recent effort to add all these new operators that don't actually let you do anything you couldn't but now you can confuse e
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
It only has to do it cheaply now because there is NO COST to putting CO2 into the air. Why are people surprised that if something is free (pumping CO2 into air) demand for it is high? You are telling me that doing a charge of let's say
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
You do realize this toolkit is designed to deeply embed Alexa and other Amazon products into the device. So people WANT amazon to have a microphone and maybe a speaker and I'm sure lots of other metrics feeding back into an Amazon data
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
Because the title makes it sound like swift is soaring ever higher above other languages, though both swift and go are certainly growing quickly in adoption - someone could probably find metrics.
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
No kidding - it's the sign too that you are kickbait junk usually!
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
And for many not being dictated too about what is acceptable might be another feature. I wish the folks saying things were not acceptable would work on options that had the benefits they wanted. Steve jobs didn't say - locked down phon
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
This is 100% common - the cost to network is often both in forward and reverse side, though most card providers zero out benefits to users so I'm convinced have higher than appropriate margins here (not stripe)
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
Actually - it's mostly because of cost / benefit shifting. A card can attract USERS by increasing the rewards it offers -> and charging MERCHANTS for the reward. So visa infinite cards might charge a much higher swipe fee to a
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
Some systems require a big software suite or make it very hard to download basic drivers, so you end up with a "fancy" bunch of software - yes it let's you do a few more things, but not a ton. You can have stuff where you pay
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
Does AWS have a comparable offering? I haven't seen anything on EPYC - congrats to GCP for moving quickly. I'm mostly AWS based currently.
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
So we are 100% clear, contactless cards generally have very weak security relative to apple pay. https://www.which.co.uk/news/2015/07/which-reveals-contactle... There is a reason they are not being promoted i
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
The same is even more true for laptops. Have you priced out old laptops? An old sony or asus laptop has basically zero value. An old mac has value. I don't use mac's but my wife does. At the office we go through laptops in bulk (e
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
Is this a joke re apple? They make some of the highest value preserving phones out there - period. Long after your supposed "standouts" in repairability heads to the landfill, apple's phones will be repaired and re-used and p
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
Please - cash your big checks built on the back of misery and then complain to the company about their violent attacks on your "physical security". You don't need to change your job - but if you are getting paid very well to
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
Please - quit your overpaid tech job and actually work to change the status quo. No one is saying you have to accept the status quo. But your lectures while driving past the homeless in a $100K tesla on your way to swank vacations are tires
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by privateSFacct 7y ago
I think you are allowed to defend yourself with force against physical attacks - perhaps that's why they are making the connection. Be interesting to see someone use that as an argument in court but I'd hate to work with someone w

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