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Puppet started to decline 10 years ago, and the change in ownership destroyed Chef as a desirable platform.
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The world is not so black and white, and silos have legitimate business purposes. The reality is that any one contributor or team can only handle so much. When duties must be split between teams for effective ownership of responsibilities,
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The benefit of microservices is that you can divide areas of responsibility among teams and (theoretically uncouple the change processes for each)
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Perhaps counter-intuitively, big complex CPUs are incredibly bad at real time control. Instruction latency and jitter can be huge when dealing with complex caching systems, deep instruction pipelines, etc. If you have serious hard real time
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The prefix is relevant for LEC ownership and management duties. Default routing is derived/provisioned by thousands block. Not all call lookups require a lookup into the number portability database. Telephone numbers are highly regulat
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You should be forthright and acknowledge that H1Bs fill white collar jobs at below market rates. This obviously doesn't apply to agriculture (and other) work visas.
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Tinder boxes. Be careful, this construction is a death trap in a fire.
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Alkali metal production.
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All instructions take at least 1 memory access. All instructions that do memory access need at least 2 memory accesses.
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I have also had problems with Digikey shipping (and frankly terrible / disagreeable responses from customer support). Domestic shipping BTW. I voted with my wallet and opted for Mouser during the years 2017 - 2020. I gave them another
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When unfair laws are enforced uniformly, the sons and daughters of the legislature, or even the legislature themselves become subject to the same laws they create. This applies the necessary pressure to repeal unjust laws. The alternative a
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What a poor title for something that amounts to a nothing-burger.
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Think again. The age of Tinder has made this vastly easier - not harder.
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You should look at the dangers of hydrofluoric acid, which is utilized heavily in the manufacture of semiconductors.
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4y ago
CC charge back?
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5y ago
You could have chosen any of the cross platform frameworks of the day? PHP or Python would have been an easy choice at the time.
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5y ago
Click on one of the sensors to see the trend.
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5y ago
Easy come, easy go?
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Avgas utilizing planes are not simply rich people's play thing. The vast majority of hours flown in these planes are for commercial, money making purposes. They are operated by real businesses that earn profits and should be able to af
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5y ago
A real-life sacrifice zone. I would be surprised if these aren't common by the end of my life.
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This is just not true. The vast majority of hours flown (and fuel burned) are for commercial purposes. These are real money-making enterprises, not some rich persons play thing.
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The crux of this post seems to be that energy conversion = inefficient = bad. I am still trying to figure out what this has to do with AC - energy conversion losses would be present regardless of whether or not mains is AC or DC.
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Of course.
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Small single engine planes == hobby? No. The vast majority of the hours flown in these planes are for commercial purposes. If you are going to focus your ire anywhere - it should be on these money making enterprises that don't (have to
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You are missing the point - people can make content on youtube all they want, but that doesn't make it correct.
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Just in case you missed it - high resistance connections particularly harm high power applications where the total power loss at the connection is proportional to the resistance multiplied by the current squared. When you are operating near
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The standard states they are optional, but provides no logic as to why a manufacturer would go to the trouble of punching these holes at great expense that are apparently unnecessary. Look around at your high power appliances, exactly all o
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Yes, this video is the undeniable truth. Anything this tuber doesn't know isn't real.
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The holes exist to provide an edge capable of scraping off oxides on the contact, thus providing a (more) reliable low resistance connection.
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Cultivating flesh eating bacteria sounds like an extremely dangerous profession.
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