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That response doesn’t sound right, this reads more like a stereotype of Kentuckians. Can you back up your claims? I find it hard to believe a government official would respond so unprofessionally.
> I know Kentuckians aren’t the smartest This is more offensive than the obvious joke you're responding to. Unless you're participating in jokeception.
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Since it is a government website, I suspect that foreign IP have a strong historical correlation with mischief. Particularly because mostly forgotten webpages like this one are an attractive nuisance for black hats, banning foreign IP’s was probably a best-practice argument. There’s also the possibility that a sudden uptick in activity (HN slashsot effect) triggered an internal mechanism. And politically, I suspect t…
out of interest i tried the states main site https://kentucky.gov/Pages/home.aspx works just fine from Canada?
Stare Archeology websites don’t have the same incentives for IT attention…I mean the one here isn’t even very “Web2.0”.
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#54Got to love Geoblocking, especially this one. what would be accomplished by geoblocking a states's tourism site? Isn't the core point of state sites like this to attract tourists? Does geoblocking them help with this goal? Some years ago Arizona paid to put very large advertisements in downtown Toronto (Canada) to attract cold candians in the winter... things like that may work, geoblocking certainly wont.
edit: and i'll add that the team who put the site together is long gone and the people who maintain content (if any) have no idea what geoblocking even is. So don't bother sending them an email...
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What makes the wings so good? (My business is known for its chicken wings as well, just comparing notes!)
I would submit that they actually aren't that good on an absolute scale. Relative to other widely available chain wings, perhaps, and I suspect that's why they have such a strong following. Mind you, I haven't had them in years and now live almost 7 hours from the nearest Quaker Steak and Lube. My recollection may be flawed.
Our recipe is simple: decent sized wings, deep fried naked, sauced and served. Good sauces matter, of course.
Given how easy that is, it's amazing to me that almost nobody else has good wings (at least around here). I'm not sure what they're doing differently.
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#56If you're interested in the magic of Kentucky: http://kentuckyroutezero.com/
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#57Sitting in Louisville, KY hacking away on some Python and Typescript this morning. AMA.
Which is better: Wick's or Danny Mac's?
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#58As someone who grew up in Kentucky but now works in the Bay Area, what is the tech scene like back home these days?
But yeah, also still a lovely place for remote work, if you can get it, given the cost of living/quality of life.
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#60As someone who grew up in Kentucky but now works in the Bay Area, what is the tech scene like back home these days?