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by a2tech 5y ago
Well not illegal. It looks like they need to acknowledge and include the OBS license.
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by a2tech 5y ago
A lot of it comes down to the agency thats doing your audit. Its supposed to be a fair process, but just like PCI compliance, there's a huge amount of variability. Most auditing houses are going to be pushing 'solutions' to p
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by a2tech 5y ago
Discarding the heads is obviously best practices, but from discussions with serious scientifically minded distillers (ie chemists that enjoy brewing gin and artisanal vodka at home) the amount of methanol contained in the heads of your home
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by a2tech 5y ago
Thats a great feature and something I've wished for constantly as someone who often moderates zoom meetings
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by a2tech 5y ago
I know. And its not like I'm a monster, obviously I'll try and select the best elder home that matches the amount of money they have plus what I can afford. However, and this is what I was trying to humorously get through to them,
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by a2tech 5y ago
Tough luck I guess? I didn't sign up for this. I love my parents, they made their decisions, I've made mine. I'm not wrecking the future I've planned for and built with my wife because they've failed to adequately p
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by a2tech 5y ago
I'm a realist. I told my parents (one retired but active and one preparing to retire) that they needed to get their end of life plans and elder care plans in place because I wasn't going to do it for them. My wife and I don't
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by a2tech 5y ago
I have a pretty even split of customers in cloud providers and hosting on rented servers in a data center. Using something like Hivelocity kind of splits the difference--they provide the machine for a low premium and you do all the manageme
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by a2tech 5y ago
I've always thought the smart move would be a first strike with nukes followed up with aerial application of weaponized smallpox over non-nuked areas. The nukes would slow down and hamstring efforts at containment and let the biologica
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by a2tech 5y ago
No clearly this is Apple responding to Louis Rossmann complaining on Youtube and nothing more. Gigantic companies almost always make policy decisions based on influencers on Youtube.
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Its wonderful to be able to double click on a document and have it essentially instantly open
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For those screens that you want super snappy, you'll want them outside of Django. You'll want to get to where the page generation is as simple as possible on the server side and the endpoint you're POST'ing to is as perf
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by a2tech 5y ago
You can absolutely make a web interface that is snappier (not quite like a terminal application). You need to spend a lot of time with your layouts and jettison a lot of your web assumptions (like using javascript for a lot of things, spend
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by a2tech 5y ago
I've been using Amazon SES for a few years with my larger clients. No real complaints about deliverability and since we're aggressively not spam, haven't run afoul of any of their automated tools.
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That video is from a better time on the Internet. A simpler, warmer time. Not to say it was a good time..but a better, less terrible internet than todays.
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A true classic. If you like this, his other music is also great. Sadly he died in 1983 in Ohio of all places in a plane..on the ground, in a fire.
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by a2tech 5y ago
THIS. Safari has been running like junk since the last update.
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Especially since as many people pointed out, Nevada has huge deposits of lithium in areas that are uninhabitable and bare desert
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by a2tech 5y ago
I came into the thread to post my own eye roll like reaction to this, but you beat me to it. I'd love to know who the internal champion was at Adobe pushing this feature forward. Sure they could be working on performance improvements,
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by a2tech 5y ago
Is he in the Prestige? I've seen that movie a bunch of times but I can't recall where he shows up
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by a2tech 5y ago
Yes. Uber has radically changed my enjoyment of big cities and traveling. Now whether I step off the plane in London/Chicago/Barcelona I open up Uber, throw in an address and away I go. No bs trying to figure out the local transpo
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by a2tech 5y ago
Also (at least locally) there is a big shortage of people actually driving for Uber/Lyft. The few recent times I've been able to get a driver they've all told me the same story--they'd rather be delivering for Uber Eats
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by a2tech 5y ago
Cabinets are not almost exclusively made to order in factories. At least the ones that aren't picked up in a box at Lowes. We just had a new bathroom installed and each cabinet was hand made--in a factory settings of course, to our spe
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by a2tech 5y ago
I know the commenters on Ars had previously dug into his past and made some conclusions as to who he was working for, but its good to see his admission that they were right
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Hacker-X names his Disinformation Employer(arstechnica.com)
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by a2tech 5y ago
Copying a comment I made a few days ago that applies to this thread as well: I was just discussing Bitcoin 'investing' with a client last week and one of his engineers overheard us and told us a friend of his (another fresh Lebane
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by a2tech 5y ago
It seems almost like its always guys, and the way they talk sounds exactly like the Amway/Avon ladies that my mom was always around when I was a kid.
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I was just discussing Bitcoin 'investing' with a client last week and one of his engineers overheard us and told us a friend of his (another fresh Lebanese immigrant) maxes out his credit cards on the first of the month buying bit
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This guy is the worst. His writing and beliefs are like the worst parts of Silicon Valley distilled into one human being.
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My preferred server provider would set you up with a linux machine with SSD with 20TB of transfer on a gigabit port for $130/month and another 100TB on a gigabit port for $79/month

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