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It's not about being 'extremely good' at war. It's about being so overwhelmingly dominate, no one challenges you -- ever. Not doing anything (i.e., not developing weapons) will cause the US to slowly lose that footing. A
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It’s more effort to deploy docker then to use App Services in Azure. Fortunately no need for a container environment. It adds an unnecessary complexity.
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I’ve never seen this with old reddit nor 3rd party clients (which beyond possibly costing a nominal fee, I don’t know why you wouldn’t use sans some minor features like polls).
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4y ago
When the version of Office has a year in the name, it is a perpetual license anyway. Can’t speak to the discount.
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I write poetry to express feelings. I may share <5% of it to an individual. I never share any one poem with more than one individual. How many poets simply don't share at all for personal reasons?
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> casting of all reality into doubt Throwing one's reality into 'doubt' can cause you to significantly change your behavior, thoughts, ideas, etc. If those are largely negative to begin with and 'casting reality into
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An Esoteric Unsolved Puzzle: The Noita Eye Messages
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Yes, there are roles that allow an admin or legal team to review all sorts of activity across M365. That’s not MSFT, though. In the US, you should never expect privacy on company owned devices or services. The company may even be decrypting
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It’s more expensive than a Passport book or card. EDLs are only good for 5 years. US Passport is good for 10. WA EDL in 2024 will be $115. A US Passport Book is $130; a card is much cheaper.
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EDLs/EIDs are Real ID. Standard WA DLs are NOT Real ID compliant. Notice they’re marked with “Federal limits apply”. That means they’re no good for air travel if Real ID goes into effect. Real IDs are good for land/sea travel for
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This isn’t as good of an idea as you may think. It is in the best interest of everyone to allow illegal aliens to be licensed and insured. Washington state also charges a premium for Real ID. For those who don’t fly or cross from Canada to
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C&C has really dated controls today, too. The C&C remaster added a lot of modern QoL improvements.
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Incentives aren’t effective. It requires a personal want to get off of drugs. But you’re right, these individuals certainly are getting disincentives.
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ARD works great via Safari (vnc://machine-name.tld). Thank you! I can't believe Apple charges $80 for the ARD client in the App Store...
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Yes, an M2.
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With Fusion 13, I see no way of creating a macOS guest VM. It isn't in the VM options list. UTM will automagically connect to Apple's servers and download the latest version. Problem with UTM is there is no copy/paste or file
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I had a hard time finding the free version. You need to register an account, but this should be a direct link to the download page: https://customerconnect.vmware.com/downloads/details?downloa...
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Another therapy is a ganglion nerve block.
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That MVP is either dealing with a VERY large environment or is just flat out wrong (I've never seen a farm with that many databases, and I've worked multi-TB farms).
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The old publishing model you’re referring to is now legacy. You no longer manipulate CSS/HTML/JS directly.
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World of Tomorrow by Don Hertzfeldt [video]
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(Lowercasing title to follow HN guidelines) I find this video fascinating in how many topics Don is able to cover in just over 16 minutes, from time travel [paradoxes], to classism, romance, loss, thoughts about life and death, and the elim
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> Journalism has sure fallen on hard times over the last 40 years Consider watching Frontline on PBS. While not the same format, the journalism is well done.
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Self-publishing isn't free, and usually requires guidance from a professional resource to do properly without your book being lost in the chaff. You may get a higher percentage of return, but haven spoken to a fellow community member w
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> The relationship between physical book checkouts and author/publisher revenue is less direct Indeed. The publisher charges universities etc. a one time lump sum to purchase N copies of a book. The author gets next to nothing. Sour
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Correct. And available for Windows, but not Xbox.
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HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2.0 use TCP as the transport, so not only do you have the TCP overhead, but you have the HTTP overhead. There is additional overhead if using HTTPS. traceroute on UN*X uses UDP by default. There is no overhead wh
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States like Washington will issue drivers licenses to illegal aliens. The Federal government doesn't like this. But it's in everyone's interest that people get licensed, legal status or otherwise.
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This isn't measuring "Internet" latency but rather HTTP with all it's overhead, right? When you connect to your favorite MMO, etc., it's doubtful that you're using the HTTP protocol to do so. Still useful, but
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ICMP echo requests are often rate-limited and/or deprioritized traffic on most major routers. If forwarded _through_ the router, it'll be on the slow path (software-based handling of packets) -- if forwarded _to_ the router, it&#x
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