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by 656565656565 5y ago
Add blocker was blocking cookie pop up, after disabling and acknowledging the pop up the problem disappeared even with blocker re-enabled.
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by 656565656565 5y ago
What’s with the sticky scrolling on this site? (Safari at least)
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by 656565656565 5y ago
or DSL router
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by 656565656565 5y ago
Any DSL modem recommendations?
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by 656565656565 5y ago
Several academies at least have rooms in constant red with doors windows opened
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by 656565656565 5y ago
Great except they are being ignored EDIT; being downvoted for sharing what is actually happening on the ground
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by 656565656565 5y ago
In my opinion it feels like regulation has gone from serving a purpose (we will review a to protect b) to the default standard (we will deeply review a-z because it is ‘best practice’).
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by 656565656565 5y ago
Indeed, with an empirically observed reduced likelihood
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by 656565656565 5y ago
They are another host to store, mutate and retransmit
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by 656565656565 5y ago
The first principle is that you must not fool yourself — and you are the easiest person to fool. If it disagrees with experiment, it’s wrong. In that simple statement is the key to science.
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by 656565656565 5y ago
Owned a 90 once, fun and interesting but overly romanticised vehicle I think.
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by 656565656565 5y ago
I’m surprised this has made into the mainline kernel, it feels like it is a niche use case. Perhaps cloud provider pressure?
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by 656565656565 5y ago
What is Fusion providing that Parallels doesn’t already?
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by 656565656565 5y ago
Article is 2012. Edit: please add (2012) to the title.
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by 656565656565 5y ago
Master the Mainframe usually is around this time of the year, recommend it.
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by 656565656565 5y ago
Tangential but I find more recent narrower iPhones to have made quick accurate typing almost impossible for me, would swap back to a 7+ if it was suitable.
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by 656565656565 5y ago
“Hyper-threaded” - this is Intel terminology, probably should state SMT?
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by 656565656565 5y ago
Thanks. Any references on how this works?
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by 656565656565 5y ago
From the article “In previous versions of Windows, the scheduler had to rely on analysing the programs on its own, inferring performance requirements of a thread but with no real underlying understanding of what was happening.” Does anyone
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by 656565656565 5y ago
How long have IBM been doing MCM ?
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by 656565656565 5y ago
LPARs are like full VMs on POWER/AIX, they run atop the Power VM hypervisor https://developer.ibm.com/articles/cl-hypervisorcompare-powe...
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by 656565656565 5y ago
100% agree they always have worked in my experience too, still have the pleasure of occasional use of POWER7/8. I always recommended POWER/AIX for reliable compute where budget and s/w compatibility allowed.
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by 656565656565 5y ago
This architecture; CPs, ZAAPs, IFLs, IOs etc are compelling to me along with the minimal OS, DB layers with a development setup that feels only just capable, albeit at a cost to the development effort. It feels efficient from a compute pers
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by 656565656565 5y ago
I wonder how many CPU cycles we burn running the many layers of abstraction we have built in the distributed computing world.. does this performance penalty exist in the mainframe world
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by 656565656565 6y ago
Zowe and Z Open Editor for integration into Z/OS datasets and UNIX services and support for native datasets and file type editing.
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by 656565656565 6y ago
Root causes of the perceived mainframe problem as I see it are: 1. It’s difficult to obtain skilled personnel, that’s it. Why, because you can only truly learn mainframe technologies on a mainframe. Hercules and all the things that IBM have
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by 656565656565 6y ago
http://www.nullmodem.com/DB-9.htm
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by 656565656565 6y ago
Hope it has correct RS232 voltages.
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by 656565656565 6y ago
Yes I agree. I choose to ignore that little Easter Egg.
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The VT-69 portable data terminal(violence.works)
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