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by briffle 5y ago
That depends on what state you are in. Not every state requires it. But I’m guessing the pilots union agreement includes it.
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by briffle 5y ago
what happens when you declare that your PG 13 cluster should now be PG 14? I haven't yet seen good documentation on how these K8s databases handle upgrades. Additionally, they all seem very quick to stream from master to create a new n
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by briffle 5y ago
I'm pretty sure Goldman discloses that, and the probably exlains/demonstrates to the client their controls to enusre the areas stay seperate. Not disclosing it is at least a bit sketchy.
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by briffle 5y ago
We are currently using pg_upgrade to go from 9.6 to 13 in our systems. its supported and works well. We are using hte 'hardlinks' feature that makes it extremely fast as well.
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by briffle 5y ago
This is litterally 1 of the 2 reasons I went from a pixel (3XL) to an iphone. that and not having to mail in my phone, and wait a week for it to come back. that was completely frustrating and silly.
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by briffle 5y ago
They have said those restrictions are part of the beta, and going away soon.
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by briffle 5y ago
is that so strange? In 40+ years, I have never needed a seatbelt. I do know of 2 people that were prevented from escaping their car because of their seatbelt, and died. yet every time I get in a car, I put one on.
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by briffle 5y ago
Our Vendor offered Sybase in the mid 200x's as a choice for our college middleware, but they used 'case-insensitive' sort, which the linux version of Sybase did not work with.
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by briffle 5y ago
How can a home user protect themselves from this, when most manufactures only release a very, shockingly small number of firmware updates, and don't notify users of the updates?
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by briffle 5y ago
I've been on both, but I also realize companies putting out a list of almost silly requirements that just about no person ever could meet has made many people 'stretch' their qualifcations too.. I have programmed against and
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by briffle 5y ago
A large Oregon Community College for this academic year: Oregon students: $130 per credit ($96 tuition + $34 universal fee) Online students: $130 per credit ($96 tuition + $34 universal fee) Out-of-state students: $295 per credit ($261 tuit
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by briffle 5y ago
My state is essentially out of ICU beds. There are a handful left in Portland. That directly affects anyone that might get in a car accident, severe infection, etc. Most hospitals in this state stopped elective surgery. That effects anyo
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by briffle 5y ago
I have never heard of that, can you share a link? I would like to read more.
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by briffle 5y ago
A converstation earlier this week pointed out the EU system: eIDAS [0]. it looks pretty interesting how its decentralized. I could see something like this running from each state's DMV (or the postal service if you didn't want to
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by briffle 5y ago
Exactly this. I WANT to see all those pictures friends and family are posting of their kids going back to school, or of their dog doing whatever. That is the point of social media, to someone keep in touch with the goings-on of family that
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by briffle 5y ago
At a previous employer, every time there was an 'honest' review from someone (something I could confirm happened, and usually recognized who it was), it would quickly be drowned out by 5-10 fake reviews that were somehow placed th
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by briffle 5y ago
I have tried to login to this site, registered my phone number, and it says it can't find any accounts of mine. yet I know YNAB uses plaid as its backend, and has links to my banks, credit card companies, and even my mortgage. Is this
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by briffle 5y ago
Yep, its right up there on the 'corporate-speak' next to "we're taking these alegations very seriously"
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by briffle 5y ago
The funny thing is I have a friend of the family that has worked 7 years now at the prineville facebook datacenter, and has not had to worry about 2 year lay-offs, he's an electrician, his company in contracted to build/expand the
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by briffle 5y ago
> . If your population gains, on average, say, a year or two of life, the pay-as-you go pension systems that are already under strain in greying Europe will come under even bigger strain. But if these tools can also dramatically lessen t
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by briffle 5y ago
Looks like they have corrected it by moving to a letsEncrypt certificate for the main www.thunderbird.net domain.
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by briffle 5y ago
That would quickly be abused to silence critics as well. Imagine if Brock Turner trademarked his name, and went after anyone discussing his story. Not to mention, your name is not unique. I know of at least 2 other people in the US with the
533.
by briffle 5y ago
I dealt with them in 2016. I assure you, not much has changed.
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by briffle 5y ago
I think part of the problem is there are 2 different products Skype and "Skype for Business" the second one is basically a rebranded MS communicator.
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by briffle 5y ago
For the same reason as most others: "its included for free in our existing subscription. Is your other tool free?"
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by briffle 5y ago
One of the busiest emergency rooms on the west coast is Salem, OR. It has a population of around 150k, but is the only major hospital between Eugene, and Portland (Portland has several hospitals) It has more than 110,000 visits a year. La
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by briffle 5y ago
In this case, its appears to be their main web-page as well.
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by briffle 5y ago
Honestly, this is one of the problems the cloud is great at solving. We keep things in seprate projects, and restore a backup from one production project (Kubernetes, Database servers, etc) to a special DR project we have set aside. The o
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by briffle 5y ago
China did this with Rare Earth Minerals, and put most other mines out of business: https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2020/04/f73/Critical...
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by briffle 5y ago
name a single large company that accepts crypto payments?

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