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3y ago
It seems like no one really knows https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Commercial_Airplanes#Mo...
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> The Atlas Boeing 747-8 is eight years old, according to the FAA https://www.reuters.com/world/us/atlas-air-says-cargo-aircra...
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3y ago
I only eat slightly green bananas. They're readily available everywhere in the US, so it's not a strictly Europe thing.
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3y ago
Or made into chips https://www.ugliessnacks.com
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3y ago
I'm a little confused as to why PathChanged didn't work for you. From the man page > PathChanged= may be used to watch a file or directory and activate the configured unit whenever it changes. It is not activated on every write
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3y ago
Honestly, I wish more self hosted stuff defaulted to using sqlite purely to reduce the complexity for simple deployments.
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3y ago
From the footer > Disclaimer: This site does not store any files on its server. All contents are provided by non-affiliated third parties. > This is a community managed collection, hosted offshore. So I would presume it's a mix o
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3y ago
And yet I see on the home page * 50 Shocking Facts About Diet and Exercise * How Much Water Should I Drink a Day? * Cheating Death The Natural Way Personally I'm really unsure about the curation
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3y ago
I'm more surprised they didn't sell it off so it could keep running, as the claims were that it was still profitable. I was a die hard subscriber to the end. I would have happily paid more money per month to get access to 4k disks
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3y ago
if you watch to the end, they have folks dancing in front of the office backdrops and it's obvious they were green screened in.
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3y ago
Give the books a read. They might feel familiar but they're different enough that a lot of book readers don't like the show due to the character portrayals
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3y ago
Allowing the creation of a federal site to do free tax returns seems like it can only lead to the evaporation of their current customers. Who would pay them $150+ when you can just go to irs.gov/taxreturn (or whatever it is) and do it
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3y ago
so they're going to just allow their captured market to evaporate and disappear because it can't grow anymore? That makes so little sense to me
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3y ago
1 billion would fit into a cube of 1000 units long, wide, and tall. This would be 15 meters by 15 meters by 5 meters, or 49 feet by 49 feet by 16 feet, or much much larger then the entire car.
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3y ago
They generally don't disassemble the entire plane every time they get inspected...
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3y ago
what does this mean?
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3y ago
Personally, I use https://github.com/joeyates/imap-backup to archive all my emails and then only keep them on the remote server for as long as I need to (basically until I read them and respond or download an attachmen
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3y ago
I left a FAANG last year right before some massive layoffs for a smaller and more stable company. My income took a hair cut but my stress is much reduced. I feel bad for everyone who didn't get lucky with the timing like I did. Best wi
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3y ago
We do use it for TV+ shows like Snoopy in Space, so alas, I'm stuck with it being registered
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3y ago
IIRC, it's just a generic failure to log into iCloud
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3y ago
This is super annoying. I don't have iCloud stuff enabled on my old iPad, but it works just fine as a media streaming device for the kids. I want to enable Advanced Data Protection, but it won't let me until I replace the perfectl
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3y ago
Does anyone actually use Kata containers? I've tried recently to run them on a current Ubuntu platform and couldn't get it working at all after a few days of work.
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3y ago
They contain the transitive closure of software and libraries to run a binary. Under the hood, they're a fancy wrapper around a pile of tar files. Tar files certainly contain other files and are also not a security boundary.