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by aeyes 4y ago
But the problem isn't Windows or MacOS. It's all the corporate spyware, antivirus, network interception and whatever else they come up with making the machines work like its 1995.
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by aeyes 4y ago
You don't know when the deal will close, it could be weeks but it could also be months. The risk is not knowing how long it will take. If you feel confident that the deal will close soon you can put your money in now and get a guarante
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by aeyes 4y ago
This is normal because it will still take time for the deal to close and I'm sure you can find something more secure to get 4% now which is why you see this gap. It will close the closer we get to the closing date but this can still ta
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by aeyes 4y ago
Because anybody in any part of the world can contribute and use OpenStreetMap. The developer of this tool just happens to be from Russia.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Does the US even have spare capacity? Liquefaction plants or tankers aren't something you build in a day.
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by aeyes 4y ago
I would advise that you try to fit the working set into memory before spending on provisioned IOPS. Reading a lot of data from network storage constantly should be avoided as much as possible, having more IOPS doesn't necessarily impro
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by aeyes 4y ago
There is no reason to not run AWS offerings like RDS and Elasticache on ARM for instant cost savings. Performance is comparable to Intel/AMD so I see no reason not to use ARM even if your own code is not compatible. I have no doubt tha
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by aeyes 4y ago
I think they sold them for about $1500, the original post was made more than a year ago.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Population density is too low because cities were designed with cars in mind. 50% of the population lives in the suburbs where it is just too far to walk anywhere and even if you look at more densely populated places everything is still qui
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by aeyes 4y ago
We voted against the proposed new constitution in a referendum. It is unclear what will happen next, most likely a new draft will be proposed and we don't know which ideas from the old proposal will make it over. For now you can safely
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by aeyes 4y ago
In Chile the stance hasn't changed much with the new government, some tweaks are being made to take more profits through additional taxes/royalties but for now that's about it. In the last decade several laws have passed whic
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by aeyes 4y ago
Amsterdam never looked like American cities, central Amsterdam doesn't even have roads where cars would fit. Since 150 years an extensive tram network existed, with horse carriages like in many other European cities before it was elect
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by aeyes 4y ago
Yes. Op claimed to get 60 FPS at 4K with "pretty much" everything at max - I hope that wasn't implying "everything but raytracing". I got the card for raytracing, without raytracing even my 5 year old card worked ok
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by aeyes 4y ago
So whats your DLSS settings? With a 3080 I don't get anywhere close to 60 FPS at 2k.
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by aeyes 4y ago
It depends on the employee you target. If it is someone working on internal IT systems, chances are high that you gain pretty wide access after owning their SSO. SSO can go down or get owned so having break glass credentials isn't unhe
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by aeyes 4y ago
From information floating around on Twitter it looks like they had the password to the SSO account of an employee and then social engineered their way to get the employee to accept the push MFA prompt to add a new device. At this point it a
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by aeyes 4y ago
create a second account or use the root account?
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by aeyes 4y ago
The 3070 had a $499 MSRP when it launched, I wouldn't call this deal "ridiculously cheap".
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by aeyes 4y ago
Why not? Options are usually "in the money" so if you don't exercise them you are throwing away money which you already earned.
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by aeyes 4y ago
In hope that this could be useful to you: In Europe I had good success using AccuWeather for a similar purpose, the 60min forecast was almost always on point.
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by aeyes 4y ago
It does, here is an old video of Andreas building it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc22wPqpaBQ The standard Serenity install even comes with a basic filter list: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenit
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by aeyes 4y ago
Your post is completely missing the point. Here are some examples of what I have seen go wrong: * Microsoft didn't release an update, all Windows machines had incorrect time. * Google Calender never got the update, it was wrong for a w
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by aeyes 4y ago
Can you link the article to see why it would say that? Puerto Williams is a lot further south. But Magallanes doesn't really matter, they don't have DST.
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by aeyes 4y ago
They just don't want to use any external dependencies... There is also an AES implementation: https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/blob/master/youtube_d...
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by aeyes 4y ago
Workplace (Facebook for companies)
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by aeyes 4y ago
pyarrow for example, if you don't have a wheel then good luck building one without using conda. It's not impossible but the developers don't really support it. Official dependency and build tooling is not properly geared for
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by aeyes 4y ago
They do suck if someone who is using them calls you. I wish they didn't have a microphone. People on the receiving end of the calls truly suffer when callers use them.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Yes, I read it and that is what I meant with "even if you tune all the settings and have statistics of remote tables". I have tried all the options, if you have any remote join which is more than a few rows you'll have a bad
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by aeyes 4y ago
RP-1 is not the only type of rocket propellant currently used. Delta and Ariane for example use liquid hydrogen and you don't need to "dig up dinosaur" juice for that.
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by aeyes 4y ago
I wish it was like this. Some countries have two standardized sizes where certain documents are in "US letter" and others in "US legal" format depending on the institution.

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