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by V99 5y ago
It may be cynical but it's also totally true.. I've personally gone through this whole cycle two separate times from smallish company -> private sale -> IPO shortly after. (~30th engineer in one and 11yrs, then day-one for t
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by V99 5y ago
It's an accelerometer and gyroscope. The acceleration is/can be reported relative to gravity, which always points down.
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by V99 5y ago
(Early employee) We liked 1.x/cattle as much as the next person but it was clear 4 years ago that k8s was going to win the mind-share & market. Competing with that was a slow and painful path to irrelevance. Which was the path Mes
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by V99 5y ago
...and that also already happened, in the form of an IPO in Germany: https://www.google.com/finance/quote/SUSE:ETR
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by V99 5y ago
Yes, for example: 10/034 (A0480/21) - NAV GPS (WSMRNM GPS 21-18) (INCLUDING WAAS, GBAS, AND ADS-B) MAY NOT BE AVBL WI A 445NM RADIUS CENTERED AT 334005N1063216W (ONM148043) FL400-UNL, 399NM RADIUS AT FL250, 329NM RADIUS AT 10000FT
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by V99 5y ago
Yes, but bulk bandwidth is very cheap (contrary to what the average consumer ISP would have you believe).
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by V99 5y ago
> We used rancher for solving our problems which did a fine job, rancher got a worse when they made the move to Kubernetes. (Early Rancher employee) We liked our Cattle orchestration and ease of use of 1.x as much as the next person. He
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by V99 5y ago
It of course depends a lot on the scope of testing you want done (code audit, probing your running SaaS, some light breaking & entering [1]…) and how much time you want to give them to probe. And how well organized you are in providing
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by V99 5y ago
They tried that ("Docker Enterprise Edition") years ago, with some minor differentiation on features only available in EE... but for $62-300/node/month. This is now the part Mirantis owns, current Docker is the develope
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by V99 5y ago
If by "frequently" you mean "that one day in 1990"... The single highest day of the year for most years is 115 ± 3.
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by V99 5y ago
Not exactly the same but for Burst Mode photos (where they all start grouped together) it will automatically pick what it thinks is the best one, and you can: - Go to the burst in the photo roll - Tap "Select..." - Pick one (or mo
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by V99 5y ago
A reasonably modern air conditioner to cool your house in Phoenix a few months in the summer is more efficient than many of the common ways you'd heat a house from potentially well below freezing in the winter in many other places. And
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by V99 5y ago
They have many fees, some of which used to include paying for the convenience of printing your own ticket at home, but the majority is a percentage of ticket price.
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by V99 5y ago
It will likely be available to order on the 30th like the other things announced.
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by V99 6y ago
Microsoft at that time was very much a stereotypical work hard/play hard/sleep in your office/repeat type of place (in at least many departments). Extra hours aren't that hard to find here or there if you're never l
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by V99 6y ago
While that is probably true, Bob sold the bulk of the company years ago and is no longer involved as an employee or board member. He sells motorcycles, golf clubs, commercial real estate, and various other things now.
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by V99 6y ago
The title is a reference to public service commercials that ran decades ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_you_know_where_your_childre...
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by V99 6y ago
Nothing about this is different than what exists today. Anybody can, and many sites already do, host their own copy of ga.js or google fonts or anything else so that all the resources come from their own domain. You can still block the eff
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by V99 6y ago
iOS 12.x has continued to get security releases, as recently as 12.4.8 a month ago ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IOS_12#Updates ). If you bought a 2014 iPhone 6 in 2018 it's still being maintained today in 2020.
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by V99 6y ago
Apple has never sold phones at a loss.
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by V99 7y ago
I bought a "Love Handle" ( https://www.lovehandle.com/ ) at a concert merch booth and have been using it ever since. It's thin enough that wireless charging still works, and much easier to get out of a pocket.
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by V99 7y ago
Yondr pouches don't actually block RF, they just physically prevent you from using the phone because it's in a sack held closed with a magnetic lock.
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by V99 7y ago
There's at least 4 out of ~15 people in our office with one or more vertical monitors. I wouldn't buy a $6,000 monitor for it, but your standard few hundred dollar Dell office monitor pivots for a reason.
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by V99 7y ago
On the sell-side, our family has used revinre.com for several recent houses and paid 0% to a "seller's" agent, plus a few hundred dollars for them to send someone out and take better pictures than you're going to. I thi
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by V99 7y ago
I don't know of any particular popular concrete instance, but why is it hard to believe? It's trivial to implement and would be brought to you by the same people who think serving ads for NXDOMAIN is a good idea. https:/&#x
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by V99 7y ago
It's possible your ISP is intercepting all traffic for port 53 and sending it to their own nameservers (which do send client subset) instead of you actually taking to cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 at all.
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by V99 8y ago
They showed interest calculation while deciding how much to pay, so there's definitely interest. But not penalty rates or late fees.
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by V99 8y ago
(Rancher employee) All the software is free to use and open source (Apache 2). Customers run the same software that's on GitHub/DockerHub. We sell "enterprise support", which means something like "starting at mid-5
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by V99 8y ago
> and the fact that 1.x -> 2.x has no real migration path other than "rewrite all your app configurations as helm charts and you'll be fine!" is kind of a bitter pill. In reality the networking and storage side of thing
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by V99 8y ago
Traefik is deployed for layer-7 ingress.

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