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I must say I am not surprised that it works but that it works at such a cheap rate. Looking at parking costs that seems to be less than two hours of parking. My instinct would have been that there would be no effect below say ~30$.
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I am running multiple mailcow instances and am very happy (supports sub-addressing). The only downside is that if you need mailpiler for archiving purposes you need to set it up manually since that is part of their paid offer.
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2y ago
And it is flooding the market with job seekers, increasing competition thus depressing wages.
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I would be really interested in a deep analysis. Ukraine doesn't have air superiority and the war has evolved into trench warfare.. thus drones are a very usefull tool. But would this still be the case for a conflict with US involveme
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In the last Trump administration there were enough people handling him. This time there are only yes men, so anything we see, is him unstopped/unfiltered. Trump doesn't understand complexities just "winning", he understa
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> Looking back, waiting six months could have helped us avoid many issues. Early adopters usually find problems that get fixed later. This is really good advice and what I'm following for all systems which need to be stable. If ther
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It looks really great. Is there something similar for Linux?
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It had nothing to do with Trump making it clear he would go after Bidens family...
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Just yesterday a New York AG resigned because she was forced to drop a case. There won't be a prosecution of Elon.
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I am wondering whether a company "optimizing for shareholder brownie points" is a good signal to either look for employment elsewhere or as an investor start investing elsewhere. It seems like a company who prioritizes this either
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> The White House strikes out at gender ideology and pronouns. Also: ends housing of biological men in women’s prisons For anyone wondering how this will hurt people (even more), I recommend looking up Kara Sternquist. Deviant Ollam had
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It's not trivial to set up a business as a non-eu citizien. As far as I know every EU business has to have an eu citizen representative. Additionally, a company owned property can't just be used privately.
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Besides the outage, isn't it kind of an insane setup to use GitHub to store every clients' project, especially with 10k new repos every day?
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No of course it won't solve the problem. This is a multi-faceted problem which will require significant investments into multiple areas to overcome. Which looking at current pooling seems unlikely to happen in the next few years.
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Germany is in crisis because for the last two decades, it hasn't been investing in infrastructure, digitalization, education, or anything for that matter. Cheap Russian gas just delayed the chickens coming home to roost.
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> The individual had used the "Sign in with Facebook" option on the EU login webpage to register for a conference. The court, which hears actions taken against EU institutions, found that this transfer of the user's IP add
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I don't think it's that unreasonable for a database guide not to mention it. This is more of a general server/docker security thing. Just as I wouldn't expect an application guide to tell me not to use windows xp because
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> The HEIST team plans to work on this, in part, by using higher bandwidth laser optics systems to communicate with satellites. I'm sure they thought about this, the usage of lasers not only increases data throughput but makes EM in
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This is a non issue. Space is big, and you would need a lot of nukes or missiles to disrupt even a LEO constellation. Which means, by the time it becomes an issue the parties involved will have MADed themselves and the world into oblivion.
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Regarding the Phugoid pattern and the GPS spoofing: > Flight-tracking data from FlightRadar24.com showed the aircraft making what appeared to be a figure eight once nearing the airport in Aktau, its altitude moving up and down substantia
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Germany has very quickly changed their import sources, for example by building LNG terminals, and isn't reliant on Russian imports anymore. This doesn't change the idiotic decision of the past to make oneself so reliable on Russia
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The stereotypes are: English/British tourists are drunkard hooligans. American tourists are students or dumb rednecks but friendly.
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> and now there is push back because Musk supports it. Musk is absolutely no factor in this.
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Just as an FYI: The interview was conducted with Axel Springer, which owns BILD, Germany's biggest daily newspaper, comparable to the Daily Mail in the lack of quality and journalistic integrity. BILD is trying hard to push against any
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Because deregulation or non-enforcement means manipulation/pump-and-dump etc. will still be profitable. The market probably believes that Trump will keep his word [1] on this topic. Since Trump could continue to enrich himself using cr
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Just a note: The map doesn't even show all the cables. There are some missing, there are a lot of these cables lying around.
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Isn't most research also double-blind? Meaning that the "treatments when administered by a researcher who really wants the placebo effect" are also probably badly designed which might be the reason for this effect?
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He wants Netanjahu to go hard on Gaza and give half of Ukraine to Russia... easy to be a no-war candidate that way.
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This seems like a nice solution for zero-downtime updates. Clone the server, add a the specified ip, deny access to the main one, upgrade and turn the cloned server off.
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Some sites do: The Wayback Machine changes the url if you change the selection.
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