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sigwinch28
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Don't bother with the broken plaque-ridden keyservers. Use WKD instead:
gpg --auto-key-locate wkd --locate-keys joe@sigwinch.ukRecent public activity
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Comment #48519252
Conversely, as a hobbyist photographer, I want to do the exact opposite for most photos I take. I would like my camera info, especially the body, lens, focal length, and settings i…
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Comment #46757714
Measurement trains filled with cameras and LIDAR For example, in the U.K.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Measurement_Train
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Comment #46410534
A writable file closing itself when it goes out of scope is usually not great, since errors can occur when closing the file, especially when using networked file systems. https://g…
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Comment #45628287
Or it’s simply an indicator of a schema that has not been excessively normalised (why create an addresses_cities table just to ensure no duplicate cities are ever written to the ad…
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Comment #44536182
Via Wikipedia: > The developer offered full refunds to the game for macOS and Linux owners regardless of how long they had the game. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_League#Fre…
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Comment #42970894
I’m from the U.K. and I consider the government’s actions around digital privacy to be somewhere between incompetent and malicious.
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Comment #41998820
>waiting for 2 different lights just to get to the opposite corner. A solution sometimes seen in London is a “Pedestrian Scramble”, where pedestrians are explicitly given full (and…
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Comment #41423323
With SSO, the party running the SSO decides what the authentication policy is. For example, where the authentication request is coming from (on-site, managed device), what methods …
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Comment #41164067
Reuse of identifiers seems to be a theme in aviation https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37401864
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Comment #41133450
If we replace “YAML” with “JSON” and then talk about naive text-based templating, it seems wild. That’s because it is. Then we go back to YAML and add whitespace sensitivity and su…
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Comment #40632116
A lot government funding stipulates open access publication of some form. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-access_mandate
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Comment #40522248
A smartwatch for kids could be so good if it was designed in a way to be educational, but most importantly, which respects a child’s privacy utmost, even from their parents in term…
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Comment #40514349
At 2.6 megabytes per dollar, it is at least cheaper than the price of a (very legal) kdb license, which can hover around 3 bytes per dollar. Comparing apples and oranges here but I…
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Comment #40493704
This seems to be about GitHub’s annoying CODEOWNERS feature where every matching user in the CODEOWNERS file is forcefully added as a reviewer of opened PRs. To my knowledge this “…
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Comment #40426619
There are clauses in many Hollywood contracts which prevent the use of an actor’s likeness. See what happened in Back to the Future Part 2: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back_to_…
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Comment #40416539
https://youtu.be/MgNItWdfEIU?si=QGZbjRIh50InkiHV Context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Your_Name
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Comment #40367302
> What's the risk here? A monopolistic stock exchange could, off the top of my head: increase fees, engage in rentseeking behaviour, impose unfair rules, discriminate (against comp…
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Comment #40348008
At least for AirTags before today, this functionality allegedly only triggers when the device is not near one of the owner’s iPhones/iPad/Macbooks.
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Comment #39447811
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Comment #39305434
They leave oxygen tanks littered up there. They leave human bodies up there, too, but those are usually moved out of view.
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Comment #39286949
I try to do this when writing error messages I expect to be seen by other engineers. I also try to state why this is an error condition. “ERROR: Database query returned 0 rows” ver…
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Comment #39281561
It is the rule in Europe, which is mentioned in (II)(C) in the link. I failed to link it properly.
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Comment #39281435
More altitude means more time to work the problem.
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Comment #39281349
The rule (edit: in Europe) is now 25 hours for aircraft over a certain weight, though it is not (currently) retroactively applied to existing equipment. https://www.federalregister…
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Comment #39121031
Storing CCTV footage on-prem is at odds with preserving said footage. It’s usually easier for an intruder to destroy or steal the physical storage device on site compared to gainin…