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So much for "states rights" and the "laboratories of democracy."
Re:Starting a food co-op: Year 1 on Monday October 10, 2022 @10:13AM (#33151678)
One of the oldest food coops is in Park Slope Brooklyn, which is not rural but sure does have a bunch of hippies.

https://www.foodcoop.com/

Re:Bitwarden raises $100M on Tuesday September 06, 2022 @09:30AM (#32736840)
Isn't bitwarden[0] already open source and aren't you just asking people to trust you till you take VC money?

[0] - https://github.com/bitwarden/server

Re:Amazon’s Alexa Has 80k Apps and No Runaway Hit on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @08:28AM (#19367454)
This is right. No none has yet written “The Design of Everyday Things” for voice interaction. We just don’t know what works yet so we are redoing what was done before.
Re:Walkthrough for Systemd Portable Services on Thursday July 05, 2018 @08:17PM (#17467982)
Agreed I love asdf I even use it on my Jenkins machines cause it’s a nice consistent way to enforce exactly what tool will be used where.
Re:Kubernetes Security – Best Practice Guide on Thursday April 05, 2018 @11:46AM (#16765948)
Another tool that can help here: https://github.com/aquasecurity/kube-bench
Re:New Thunderbird Releases and New Thunderbird Staff on Tuesday December 19, 2017 @04:07PM (#15964266)
The exchange integration ( we use outlook 365 ) for mail works fine, just set it up as IMAP.

The calendar stuff is a bit rockier, but there is project to keep it alive here: https://github.com/ExchangeCalendar/exchangecalendar/

Re:Choosing between names and identifiers in URLs on Tuesday October 17, 2017 @02:49PM (#15493665)
Isn't one problem with this is that intermediate caches now have two resources that represent the same thing, therefore invalidation of intermediate caches will be nearly impossible?
Drop https.
One thing they should consider doing is using the average of the surrounding points to rise or lower the score of a particular spot. For instance, near where I live there a number of examples where there is a green dot on one side of the street and a red on the other, just down the block they reverse, this doesn't make any objective sense at all.
a concurrent not dissenting opinion was filed so it wasn't a 5-4 split or something, the other justices came to the same conclusion just via a different route.