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BAE invests in hypersonic engine designer(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by Trisell 11y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 11y ago
There are some companies that sell things to IT people that use glacier natively. Veeam makes a very good backup product to backup VMs and uses Glacier natively. No need to use APIs you just select the VM you want to restore and it brings i
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by Trisell 11y ago
I totally agree. A lot of small to medium businesses can't/won't afford true DR. This is a lower cost way to get your data offsite, and should you have a DR event that you can't fix with local or semi local backups, then
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by Trisell 11y ago
In most cases a half decent should IT department has insurance that covers a DR event, then the cost is irrevalent. If that is not that case, even the cost of getting that data out of the cloud, will be cheaper the building geographically s
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by Trisell 11y ago
With the cost per GB for Glacier Storage now. Any small to medium company would be fiscally irresponsible to not use it as a primary disaster recovery option. $84 per year per TB is ridiculous for geographically diverse storage.
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How a Car Engine Works(animagraffs.com)
1 points by Trisell 11y ago|0 comments
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Level 3 experiences outage to North American customers(downdetector.com)
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The Soviet Nuclear Disaster the West Covered Up.(sobify.com)
29 points by Trisell 11y ago|6 comments
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Airbus files plans for Mach 4 passenger airliner(telegraph.co.uk)
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WHO finds 2,4-D 'possibly' causes cancer in humans(msn.com)
1 points by Trisell 11y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 11y ago
If I had told George Orwell that people would pay for the right to have an always on microphone in their house, he would have said, "That's to far fetched even for me. I'll stick with the government forced TV in the living ro
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SpaceX hosts competition for the best Hyperloop pod design(engadget.com)
1 points by Trisell 11y ago|0 comments
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Chernobyl happened 28 years ago today. Read an excellent free book about it(leatherbarrowa.exposure.co)
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Ellen Pao “drove the returns” at VC firm while the men were promoted(arstechnica.com)
2 points by Trisell 12y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 12y ago
PSA I don't recommend doing this. We did this in the fire service as a training example. We also had full body bunker gear, helmets and the guy lighting the gas was also wearing a SCBA to prevent any sort of flash fire injuries. Gas an
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by Trisell 12y ago
Using dynamite to 'blow out' the fire by forcing the burning fuel and oxygen away from the fuel source. It sounds to me like they were using the explosives to essentially force a change in fuel air mixture. Essentially the same
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by Trisell 12y ago
I completely agree. I bet I could take a leaf blower, and with the right application of air on that size of a fire, blow it out. On a fire that small, it doesn't take much air to change the fuel-air mixture creating a fire that won&#x2
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by Trisell 12y ago
Lets dispel a few myths: Fire has to have three things to burn, Fuel, Oxygen, and Heat. This is called the fire tetrahedron, and is the primary theory behind fire fighting. If you eliminate one, then the fire is unable to maintain a chemica
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Former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar’s Vessel Launches(vessel.com)
1 points by Trisell 12y ago|0 comments
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Google to back Code2040(usatoday.com)
1 points by Trisell 12y ago|0 comments
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HP to buy Aruba Wireless for $3B(zdnet.com)
3 points by Trisell 12y ago|1 comments
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by Trisell 12y ago
Between this breach, and the impending classification as a cab company by more and more major cities. I think that we can consider Uber to be either the walking dead or something very close to it at this point.
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HP in talks to buy Aruba Networks(bloomberg.com)
3 points by Trisell 12y ago|0 comments
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Parallel programming in JS(composition.al)
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by Trisell 12y ago
I feel that it did help me. I have a work ethic that is not really found in a lot of people even at my age(30). I still love to work outside, and enjoy a good hard days labor. It has allowed me to get ahead in the IT field because I am will
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by Trisell 12y ago
My wife is big into essential oils. She initially bought into the hype. Interestingly the company she started to buy from, has soured her due to their business practices. Among other things selling "pure" oils, that really are not
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by Trisell 12y ago
My grandparents own 5000 acres, of which they used to farm around 3000 acres of that actively. And we managed all of that with my grandfather, a hired hand, and myself in the summer, and just my grandfather and the hired hand during the win
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by Trisell 12y ago
Because in the US, a tractor is considered an tool, and thus the farmers/farms get a 100% write off of the entire purchase price.
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by Trisell 12y ago
The other issue I think will be longevity. I grew up on a farm, and every piece of machinery that we used was older then I was by about 10 years, at least. Farmer's expect to purchase a tractor, and then run that piece of equipment for
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by Trisell 12y ago
I use this. https://m.zanderins.com/identity-theft-plans I have had several scares, and each time I just call them and they give me the steps to verify if it has been breached. I like the terms of their contract better as

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