Trisell

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AWS Private 5G(aws.amazon.com)
591 points by Trisell 5y ago|358 comments
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AWS Graviton 3 Instances(aws.amazon.com)
174 points by Trisell 5y ago|110 comments
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by Trisell 5y ago
In this case it’s 1tb free every year. They didn’t put the 12 months stipulation on it.
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by Trisell 5y ago
I found this recipe a few years ago and it’s my go to. The brine is the key. Also not cooking a turkey to 180. Everybody I feed it to is shocked by how moist the turkey is. Also the gravy in this recipe is the best hands down I’ve ever had.
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by Trisell 5y ago
Also good to note that most streamers have a side donation system that more then likely isn’t included in these numbers. Donations seem to be generally run through a non twitch third party site. And is probably a substantial increase if not
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by Trisell 5y ago
My addon question to this, is what alternatives do we have? What service that gives us 2 day or less shipping. Has significant enough stock that I don't have drive all over town to 10 different stores to get 3 of the same thing. If the
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by Trisell 5y ago
Yes, but in firefighting, a lot of the time we are up on the roof, cutting holes in the attic to let heat out of the building. The invertor will shutdown power to the inside of the building, but the line from the solar panel to the invertor
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by Trisell 5y ago
You can turn a generator off, and power in lines ends. Solar is different in that there is no way to safe a panel. If it’s receiving sunlight it’s generating power. That’s a pretty different paradigm then any other electrical system current
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by Trisell 5y ago
Some departments are trained in shutting down the power to a building via cutting the service line to the building. LAFD does this as response times for power companies are long. This incident involved high voltage lines which are a differe
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by Trisell 5y ago
My point never was that eco-terrorism is leading to more fires. It was that a state that can and has harbored extreme environmental organizations is more likely to have environmental groups sue the federal government to stop logging that th
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by Trisell 5y ago
A single google search[1] turned this up. As I hypothizied Oregon's forest, like most western states are majority owned by the Federal Government. Which makes them susceptible to the issues I brought up. As for eco-terrorists. This is
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by Trisell 5y ago
I would highlight that given current fire behavior being seen today. A 1/2 mile break might be an okay fire break. But we are regularly seeing crown fires(where the fire runs through the tops of the trees at 30+ mph) that are wind driv
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by Trisell 5y ago
Oregon has a significant amount of private forest land in the southwest. I would be interested to see the amount of fires that are on private forest land vs public forest land as the private land it clear cut and then planted, grown, thinne
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by Trisell 5y ago
I was being hyperbolic to make a point, but you have at best proven that some suits do seem get overturned and some logging does happen. I will say that I think more logging, under regulation, should be allowed as the current 2.5b BF doesn’
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by Trisell 5y ago
Are they logging public lands or private. Because those are two very different venues.
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by Trisell 5y ago
Here is an opinion article for Montana of one such group. This is typical of most of these groups. They prevent logging by getting injunctions against any logging project on National Forest Land. https://mtstandard.com/news&
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by Trisell 5y ago
Until you have walked through a modern fire nuke zone. It’s like walking on the moon. Nothing under a foot across is left. This picture is very typical of what is being left behind by the large self sustaining fires. https://imag
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by Trisell 5y ago
Dead burnt trees fall down and rot feeding the next fire that comes through that forest. Instead of logging those trees and using them leaving good trees and new growth behind.
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by Trisell 5y ago
Modern logging does no such thing. These contracts limit the size of trees that can be cut. Prevent clear cutting and force replanting all as a part of good forest management. Clear cutting all trees in the forest are a thing of the past. L
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by Trisell 5y ago
They don’t seem to address the elephant in the room. Environmental groups have sued to stop every single logging plan the USFS has tried to put in place since sometime in the mid 90s. This even includes logging burnt areas where dead trees
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by Trisell 5y ago
I find these days almost any local tv news website to be all but unusable. Between the multiple ad pop ups, multiple auto play videos, and the general clutter. Just trying to read a single news story is an effort that pisses me off to the p
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by Trisell 5y ago
I bet their executives didn’t view themselves as running a tech company. Funny how that works these days.
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by Trisell 5y ago
I’ve noticed that Cyber Security at a lot of companies are still stuck in the sys admin days of yore. They continue to hold on the antiquated tooling that doesn’t scale or actually detect most issues. And the idea of learning or expanding i
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by Trisell 6y ago
And this is what it looks like the the CCP needs to take down an overzealous businessman. It’s not a traditional make him disappear in the night. It’s a slow devolving of his assets via fines and state directives. It’s been interesting to w
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by Trisell 6y ago
Apparently AD doesn’t scale. Who know. /s
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Run Commands or Exec a Shell in AWS ECS Fargate(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by Trisell 6y ago|0 comments
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ISPs step up attacks against Starlink Rural Broadband(arstechnica.com)
2 points by Trisell 6y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 6y ago
I saw an IV yesterday that was 1000%. I’m not sure I’ll ever see that again in my lifetime.
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WhatsApp stresses privacy as users flock to rivals(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by Trisell 6y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 6y ago
Seems to be close to the same issues that happened in US-East a couple(?) weeks ago. They've now added cloudwatch and it seems that we can't spawn new ECS containers.

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