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ianpenney
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Comment #48739657
Cool… but the name is confusing since https://grafana.com/oss/mimir/
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Comment #47943355
I don’t know if you remember but we met at cfgmgmtcamp in 2016. https://imgur.com/a/auPVRuq We weren’t even in the same circles and this was my first good conference, but my own li…
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Comment #47915647
“My wife and I met on okcupid” … 11 years going for me. Good on you. I don’t have any other social media accounts. I’ll do my best to join up on this one. Wholesome.
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Comment #47788038
https://www.iso.org/standard/42001 If you want to try to read ASM at speed, please let me know how it goes. That’s not a dig at you. That’s the real reduction of your question imho…
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Comment #47774216
Obligatory reference to PIPEDA and GDPR. Edit: not a low effort comment. This is something you should all read and demand the same of. I consternated on how not to call your regime…
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Comment #47569723
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eiji_Mitooka Certainly one of my favourite designers! Been on four of the trains he designed. Always a fantastic experience. Highly recommend.
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Comment #47435458
If anyone else has gone down this road, let’s talk.
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Comment #46839486
There’s lots of YouTube videos about this but basically: you can specify routing.
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Comment #46839477
I’ve been wondering this for a while and maybe someone has a clue. Based on the very “bursty” nature of LoRA, how much does an adversary need to spend to radiolocate it? What’s the…
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Comment #46507885
If the system eats its own analysts, the doctrine question becomes moot.
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Comment #46439893
Implanted ESP32 powered by some body mod with connects to some innocuous looking piercing? (I agree this is all ridiculous from all sides. Might as well join the circus with a chea…
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Comment #46051972
As someone who takes this seriously I’m only working jobs where your ass will get fired immediately for clicking that link in the clearly dumb email. If leadership won’t bring the …
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Comment #45788512
Silicon Valley didn’t ruin the internet on its own; it just magnified a culture of deregulation and quick profit that has shaped U.S. policy for decades. It’s worth asking what mig…
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Comment #45788412
Article leans heavily towards American social norms which are so far from global norms because it treats the U.S. model of dating (apps, atomized urban life, and market logic) as u…
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Comment #45788336
The Patel story doesn’t introduce new technology, or policy insight, it’s a news cycle scandal, which this community treats as superficial material, not suitable for posting. I’d e…
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Comment #45019584
Between 2006 and 2012 I was in DCs. I didn’t live there but I had to visit at stupid o’clock too often. It’s not a hospitable place. I would have loved it if cooling was quieter an…
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Comment #44741117
I’m Canadian and even I know this. https://youtu.be/j58V2vC9EPc?feature=shared So it's Tuesday morning And my Centrelink hasn't come through So I pick up the phone Because I've got…
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Comment #44430197
> Regulatory status The use of rBGH is approved in the United States. However, many grocery store chains don’t carry milk from cows treated with rBGH. A United States Department of…
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Comment #44430185
See the top comment on this thread. It’s not nonsensical. It’s refuting the spirit of the conversation so far. As for pesticides US vs Canada: Chlorpyrifos Neonicotinoids Ractopami…
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Comment #44430120
…And how much time have you spent in Japan if I may ask?
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