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d0ugie

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About d0ugie

The rent is too damn high!

Recent public activity

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    Comment #30745859

    Does it have to be so sinister? Were you a trooper doing speed enforcement, what would you care whether someone give fifty bucks three years ago to your agency's own union, or the …

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    Comment #30310223

    Yandex images preserves filters, and lets you specify dimensions.

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    Comment #25703300

    Reminds me of the reluctance in 2008 of the healthier banks to accept capital injections they didn't need to serve as cover for the banks that did, sort of. On top of concern for a…

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    Comment #23852109

    Case closed then, F policing as a profession and everyone who sees it as a vital component to a civilized society? NYPD are well aware that they are vulnerable to this virus and in…

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    Comment #22651703

    https://talksub.com/covid19 is the best I've found for the US, breaking figures down I think to the county level, with sources. For the world, https://www.worldometers.info/coronav…

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    Comment #21558670

    Is there a detour here or is using letsencrypt reliant on these apis? https://medium.com/enigma-shards/lets-encrypt-uptime-and-ope...

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    Comment #21181187

    This is a rather imperfect comparison, but to try to answer whether the tech is mature enough yet, the Sikorsky 61N in its Pan Am configuration could ferry 25 passengers plus some …

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    Comment #19875260

    It's all gravy, the javascript WebP decoders, until you convert your 20K high res photo site to WebP, then not realizing for a week, scratching your head about the bounce rate spik…

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    Comment #19759861

    But it's not just postfix or sendmail you need to configure correctly and then put apt-get update/upgrade -y in cron to avoid the damage caused by making a mistake or falling aslee…

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    Comment #19634776

    Whenever the government Al Capones someone, which ought to be a verb, it's a reminder to me that due to a legislative and prosecutorial discretion excesses combined with politics t…

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    Comment #19630474

    You are baffled that they reacted this way, that you became the villain? It's hard sometimes, but I've found it helpful to try to perceive both myself and the digital obstacles fro…

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    Comment #19487160

    I feed ADSB data I collect with an antenna sticking out the attic window to FlightAware and a handful of others. Not sure why I do that, maybe the attic is an escape from my ol' la…

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    Comment #19355129

    Perhaps the less discretion and selective enforcement we afford police, prosecutors and judges, the more productive we will be in improving the array of laws they are tasked to enf…

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    Comment #18031910

    > .. trust Microsoft more ducks in advance - I acknowledge that Microsoft and Google are not without sin, especially Google, but at least the coding and engineering teams of Google…

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    Comment #17838735

    I just discovered the joys of sshfs which lets you mount whatever you can ssh/sftp into. What'll they think of next.. https://github.com/libfuse/sshfs

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    Comment #17167554

    According to this Q&A from the IRS, yes, miners are on the hook: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-14-21.pdf : A-8: Yes, when a taxpayer successfully “mines” virtual currency, the…

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    Comment #17090662

    Perhaps fairly inevitable eventual breaches of client data are more forgivable when a given firm can point to efforts such as this as evidence of having tried to keep a lid on leak…

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    Comment #17062201

    You mean in retrospect? Or was that the prevailing opinion of citizens at the time that had anything to do with trade or total war?

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    Comment #17006962

    I like open source self-hosted alternatives to everything, though some headhunters, for those looking for work, may either ask for your github link or figure it out themselves in o…

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    Comment #16983417

    Goldman is experimenting, not smelling big bucks. Other firms, namely JPMorgan, won't touch bitcoin for the same reasons they train every employee over and over how to stay away fr…

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    Comment #16933197

    No, your first instinct was right, as I have other options, greener options, that include mass transit as well as, I suppose, video conferencing, but opting instead to drive, that …

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    Comment #16933094

    I was going to cite crosstown traffic on a bus to get from the 125th Park Ave station to the 90s on West End and back but Google Maps is showing that if I took the 4 train to 149th…

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    Comment #16931538

    I drive from Connecticut to Manhattan and back during rush hour and have been reliant on Waze's aggressive and inventive routing decisions that often take me through quiet neighbor…

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    Comment #16889472

    Roundabout sex ain't what it used to since I got hitched... Nor is her cooking.

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    Comment #16715551

    Hadn't heard of Cockroach but based on the article, this thread and the rest of their site it sounds at least worth installing on a few hobby nodes if only to get familiar with the…