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BikiniPrince
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BikiniPrince
2y ago
I believe they are only restoring it to enact “security” aka more spying. I would like to see what the actual text of these policies are. The administration has its tentacles into too many tech companies already.
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BikiniPrince
3y ago
Imagine a future in which the power company manages drones that destroy the electronic barnacles on their lines.
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3y ago
Every large organization that I have worked at has a solution for desktop and server Linux. The downside is you typically have a password hash stored in ad or a separate service. Ultimately, it isn’t terrible, but you do have a lot of enfor
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BikiniPrince
3y ago
I had the exact same thoughts. At least this time around it’s basically done out of the box.
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BikiniPrince
3y ago
They specifically built Quake to sell the engine. They knew it would be difficult to actually sell an engine without a successful title.
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3y ago
Sorta, you are using hardware offload at a level above the vm. There are a lot of situations in which traffic can interact poorly with that nic. You won’t really be able to identify what traffic resulted in the nic responding because of a b
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3y ago
Yet everyone I know that owned a pixel despises it.
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3y ago
They are in fact quite incorrect. These poor upscale features are horrors crafted in the early days of post-processing nightmares. Half of it was pitched to make football games appear more real. They all murder the soul of the film and jack
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BikiniPrince
5y ago
I thought this might be a humor piece. The author talks about how misinformation is not terrible and how he is well informed. Then he goes on to make a lot of statements that are wrong or colored with bias. This is funny and sad!
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5y ago
It depends on the manager who constructs the pip and goals. The manager might lean towards salvaging or maybe documentation. Usually, an honest manager would give some hints as to the nature. Like, maybe it’s best you look at other opportun
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5y ago
CR hasn’t completed an insightful review in ages. It isn’t even worth subscribing prior to a major purchase. I find independent YouTubers significantly better. To a point! There are a number of obvious non-critical flooded reviews for lots
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5y ago
Try a few alternative search engines. Google has other priorities these days.
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BikiniPrince
5y ago
They have something like 23% vaccination rate. It is about as raw as it is going to get. My friends who have it now indicate it is very mild.
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5y ago
It’s different depending on the company. I’ve seen companies that can have very technical managers and this is good. I’ve also seen companies where managers like to play engineer, but badly. They don’t relegate until it’s a problem and may
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5y ago
The book is terrible. I toss it out and read the proposal or at the worst look it up on a few sites that track issues. There is not enough information for complex issues and the wording in my experience is very biased. It takes me more time
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5y ago
I think your first mistake was saying 'I believe.' Chip manufacturing has a clear start/end date for the product lifetime. This is necessary when you are incorporating a product into a design and product lifetime. Sometimes t
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BikiniPrince
5y ago
Well if you learn to live your life and enjoy time with your friends you will be much happier. I don’t care what my friends are doing outside of our interactions. Maybe if they started to murder puppies in their spare time.
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BikiniPrince
5y ago
Yes, views are nice, but there is also a fair concept of not needlessly bogging down a table. Sure, they were making up data, but a flat table with stats, profile data and other easily external data is just bloat. Once you have an id then s
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5y ago
I feel this is the first thing to look for in any study is who is funding it. Next buts are the qualitative aspects. I am patiently waiting for a study brought to you by Carl’s Jr. any day now.
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5y ago
I had an ex that wanted to actual tourism there. I tried explaining I wasn’t yet retired or single, but she didn’t get it. She ruined a cruise instead.
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5y ago
They ate all of my cherries this year. Last year I had a good collection, but they seem to have multiplied.
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5y ago
When I worked for a small television station I would pass the time answering questions about Linux, routers and other misc categories. Like building long haul 2.4ghz networks. Then I moved out of the control room and forgot I had an account
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5y ago
Long in Amazon years. I departed five or six years ago and Senior Was the end of the road. Similar to how leveling a research scientist was voodoo.
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5y ago
I’m sure he has exceeded this by now. If you can afford to keep genius around then you should. It’s hard to get familiar with engineers at Amazon. They have spokes persons who release things written by others and their external contribution
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5y ago
Colm is a fairly badass engineer. He was a senior principle when I left. Sounds like they made another level since then and he jumped into VP. Somewhat makes sense as he leads the business in both a technical and business sense. Amazon’s tr
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5y ago
I think for those who are seasoned it a viable option. However, I’ve seen the new hires really struggle to come up to speed.
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5y ago
Don’t drive down the highway with too much money… drug dealers use highways! This the Orwellian society people continue to demand. You don’t get the parts of an authoritarian regime that just benefit your desires. You get the whole enchilad
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5y ago
I had some friends texting me after being offline for a week. I was in fact alive, but not exactly walking. I had a bit of a motorcycle accident. Now, if people don’t hear from me often enough they start calling. I spooked them a bit. Walki
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5y ago
Actually they are relatively cheap to purchase. It’s been a while since I saw numbers, but googling around seems like 25-50. I also remember something about bulk sales. If you never intend to capitalize on the gains other then an attack vec
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5y ago
Try jaywalking in Seattle unless you are homeless. I had one yell at me from three blocks away.
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