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a2tech
8y ago
I have a lot of places already where recovering from a full wipe is almost not worth it. Customers with 100's of TB of data in 'prosumer' NAS devices that are chock full of regular drives.
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8y ago
Remote Desktop and Citrix desktop sharing are the only really good options. Neither will deliver your macs desktop experience to you. VNC is ok and built into OS X but leaves a lot to be desired performance-wise.
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8y ago
People that write these articles always fall into a few camps 1) they don't understand their tax position 2) they've received some extremely dodgy advice 3) they're trying to be 'clever' with their money or 4) are e
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8y ago
No, selling parts for the repair market was a nice extra for these people. This is theft straight up—if you read the article the theives would buy new phones, strip out anything easy to remove (for the repair market you’d assume), and then
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8y ago
Lax homeless laws+unreasonable apartment costs+temperate weather=filthy streets filled with feces and homeless people.
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8y ago
Or opening the link, realizing its a reddit video and immediately closing the page.
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8y ago
Long story short they give no indication as to why their data center cooling systems were unable to handle voltage changes caused by the storm and their systems are not designed for speedy restoration into another region.
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8y ago
Yeah ours looks dingy now. It looks to me like either the employees have stoooed caring, management has changed their priorities, or the overall quality of goods has dropped in a short amount of time.
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8y ago
Did you see he’s taking a hiatus from making videos? According to his YouTube channel his shoulder is in bad shape and he’s moving to be near his wife’s family.
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Xenophobia and Apartment Hunting in Japan
(thediplomat.com)
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8y ago
Are we surprised? This project has been a giant boondoggle for over a decade(!)
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8y ago
My brother is having a fit because he likes listening to Jones for 'conspiracy entertainment'. He's really upset that these companies are 'bullying' Jones.
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8y ago
Ha! My dad can do this. People always call me a liar when I tell them about the technique. It’s all about patience and wile. When my dad sets out to do it what he’ll do is find a stream and walk along the banks but a good 10 feet back watch
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8y ago
They can be problematic if your growth doesn’t exactly match what your licensing growth plan is.
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8y ago
It’s the licensing. It’s always been the licensing. The cost is untenable for startups (and yes I’m aware of the various bizspark and developer offerings). Those special deals are awesome in the beginning but they have nasty teeth when you’
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8y ago
Nothing. Its a pretty common problem in sales. Lots of sales people are constantly moving jobs and pushing their numbers up.
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8y ago
Twitter has been all smoke and mirrors since day one. Their platform was never going to really make money.
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8y ago
Why would you ever agree to rent a place where you need to vacate it for 4+ hours every day? The experience with AirBNB sounds all around awful, but I'm honestly baffled why you would go along with such a weird setup.
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8y ago
What problems exactly is etcd trying to solve?
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8y ago
And Rolls wants their suppliers to be doing JIT delivery of all their parts--no one in the supply chain wants to be stuck holding the bag on inventory so Rolls expects to whistle at Pratt-Whitney for parts, and Pratt expects to be able to w
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8y ago
I get a ton of crap at work and other places for mentioning that consumer recycling is a giant farce and is nothing more than a distraction for the consumer so they can feel like they’re ‘doing somethkng’ while nothing that matters actually
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8y ago
Well this is horrifying.
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8y ago
Have you ever met someone in a true polyamorous relationship? Like, not just on the Internet, but in real life? And known them well enough to be a close confidant? Because I have. And I'll tell you right now that I've never seen o
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8y ago
While we're on the the subject of English knife laws--do people just not carry pocket knives? I always have a knife with me and use it all the time.
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8y ago
Pretty much every physical hosting provider I use (i.e. a company that provides physical boxes or slots in a data center) have required a scan of an ID to setup your account. So yeah, pretty normal.
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8y ago
Isn’t the consequence usually unrest and war?
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8y ago
She's super wealthy. Its likely that her money people suggested she have office space and expenses instead of doing business deals or meeting with people at one of her homes.
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9y ago
And he brought a booster seat! It’s hard to believe a billionaire has such thin skin that he cares a whit about what people think about his height.
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9y ago
Its time for the country to stop watching television and thinking thats how they should be (almost everyone on television either lives an upper-middle class life, or is a terribly smart poor person). Most Americans CAN NOT afford college ri
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9y ago
You’ll read a lot of comments on this, both good and bad. A lot of passionate arguments have been made on both sides. I have two things to add to it—and feel free to take them as you will. People I know in the area with wells had them go dr
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