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the corn used for ethenol is not the same corn used for consumption.
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at a previous employer we had a similar issue as you. from the employer side, we had a managed api platform that normalized all our messy data stores into a single api front end. our websites basically all called this api to populate the da
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unfortunately, that isn't reliable. hwwn the ended google play, I lost TBs of music because Google takeout didn't work, and there isn't a sole at Google I can contact to get support for it.
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Microsoft has a Gmail migration tool. not sure if MS is cheaper, but it is stupid easy and fast to migrate from Gmail/gsuite to o365. just plug in credentials and hit run. I've moved small businesses on gsuite free, multiple perso
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pretty sure this won't happen. regulations require computerized standards to be used for various parts of a cars functions. this would require some insane lobbying to pull off.
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iirc all flight systems are in triplicate and all data is checked against the others, then a quarum is needed from the 3 to make a decision. other rockets use rad hardened computers that make decisions on their own, but for cost and time, I
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it's gotten out of hand imo. page load times take longer than when I was browsing the web on dialup in many cases.
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ISA is definitely the safer more traditional bet.
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Too bad Firefox doesn't fully support hangouts. in a work from home world, I cannot operate without the ability to blur background in video meetings. it's the only feature that is holding me back from using ff full time now
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it's not the same here, but I see 18-20/h all over the rust belt
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what is do you use? I'm on 10 professional and never have these problems.
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there is a lot of research around this topic, and it is pretty black and white, buying experiences makes you happier than buying things.
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plenty of toys, as a kid I would go to my grandparents house and play with their toys. the same toys my mother and grandmother played with when they were children. same with clothes. my mother saved a lot our children clothes and gave them
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encryption is good at ensuring data confidentiality in the near term, but not long term. all major state actors vacuum up and retain encrypted communications and store them until the time it is possible to crack. the average Joe's vaca
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in my area I have seen low wage jobs like McDonald's and stocking shelves advertised at 12$ before the pandemic, I now see them publicly advertising starting at 14/15 and even 18$ for the super market. from the outside looking in.
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not likely that they will have one craft that is used to deorbit multiple items. more likely there will be one craft with 100 micro/cub satellites in orbit. once junk identified, mother craft ejects micro sat, micro sat performs one si
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unfortunately the volume of regulations regarding automotive technology doesn't allow for this. if Toyota or any other manufacturer wants to make a chipless car, first the law makers have to allow them to. I'm not aware of how you
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nice concept, however when I select a country I am shown visas that are not available to me. the first step should be a list of where I hold passports, THEN I can select countries that then have their results filtered by my citizenships
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there are experiments with moon simulant and mars simulant. both show that with proper prep, regolith is a sufficient grow medium. just as is, it sucks, but if you wash, and then fertilize, it will work. and then after the initial prep, you
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there are a few really good proposals for lunar economy. pulling glass for zblan fiber works better in micro g than here on earth. many theorize that low g on moon would also result in a higher quality product than we can make here in earth
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I'm not sure, the numbers on twitch don't even scratch the number of unique individuals who own consoles / buy games.
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one of the reasons I borderline hate google now is that the search results do not honor double quoted text, or subtract text like you mentioned. I have tried searched with -site: and google just ignores it and gives me results form there an
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the issue is that every has skeletons in their closet. if you go by that mentality, you can never name anything after anyone. you can never celebrate people's accomplishments ever, because that person will have ALWAYS also had somethin
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Korea does exactly this, they got rid of 1 and 5 won coins. every transaction is just rounded to the nearest 10. if we got rid of the penny, you round to the nearest 5. if the business hates losing that 2 cents, they will increase the price
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I always carry some cash, even if I usually pay with card. many many stores have a minimum purchase to use a card, and most these days no longer accept checks. cash is my only option. I ran into only one store that had a minimum purchase to
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as a security engineer at a semi large American company, we factor in state actors. we do tool for, and routinely hunt for nation state actors. most people I know, even those in mid size businesses tool for and hunt for nation state TAs as
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that's assuming there are no deductions. I'm willing to bet every rocket explosion we see, is written off as r&d expenses and reducing their taxable revenue. in a company as fast paced as SpaceX, I doubt they pay much in taxes
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To clarify, Home will not. But home is targeted to the non techy layman. pro / Enterprise will allow this. comparing window home to oax is like complaining that my Honda civic doesn't have the towing capacity that my f150 has. dif
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we have seen plenty for google, Amazon, Facebook. I see no reason to think Microsoft is different. Just because we haven't heard of a case yet, doesn't mean it is not possible or that it will never happen. it's more likely ju
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from my experience responding to these. orgs that entertain the ide of paying the ransom often do not care about root cause analysis to the degree they should. orgs that completely ignore payment as an option spend their time identifying th

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