Brad Rubenstein “:verified:” / is on Nostr

Time flies like an arrow, but fruit flies like bananas.
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Tech Project Therapist (moderately retired)
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Also: #theater toots, bad #puns, #language hacks

Last Notes

2024-07-20 12:23:41

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Fave bit: the resurgence of "inculpate".
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https://media.infosec.exchange/infosec.exchange/media_attachments/files/112/818/788/141/007/336/original/2fb4b81594a9d2d3.png

2024-02-23 13:10:31

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For unmanned, roughly between a third and a half (more in US, less in IN).
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2023-11-26 10:48:45

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For services that can be fulfilled remotely, the only way this can work is if regulation blocks consumer access to services provided by jurisdictions where the "interests of the provider" do not include "workers rights".
I wonder, is that what Schmit intends?
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2023-08-13 09:35:14

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You're right, of course, I meant
brontobrucellosis
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2023-08-13 09:25:09

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Or (for time travellers) one made with a Brontosaurus egg could probably feed a village for a month ...
Not without refrigeration...
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2023-08-11 14:35:38

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Have you enabled and looked at the slow query log?
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/log-destinations.html
Here's a broad approach: https://coderpad.io/blog/development/optimize-query-performance-mysql/
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2023-08-08 19:17:39

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Why all the hate on Zoom for wanting to capture people's private conversations and train AI, but Grammarly gets a free pass?
Maybe because Zoom hosts 300 million daily meeting participants, and has a market cap of around $75B billion, while Grammarly has 6.9 million daily active users and around a $13B valuation.
If users were equally concerned and noisy about both zoom and grammarly, you'd expect to hear 42 times more noise regarding Zoom, just because it has more users.
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2023-03-21 09:04:04

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You set your account to opt-in to search indexing.
I do not.
By replying to my toot, you cause my toot to be indexed.
(I'm not mad about it, it's just the way Mastodon is implemented).

2023-03-21 08:50:13

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The choice to mark a page "indexable" (thus, searchable) when it contains content by both users who opt-in to indexing and users who don't is a design decision of the Mastodon app (perhaps necessitated by ActivityPub), not a decision by Google.
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