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by briffle 6y ago
It is entirely feasible to keep things going on, as long as you have a high enough level of testing (not just people with symptoms) and strong contact tracing. We have neither.
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by briffle 6y ago
Considering the first few pages of text of this guys problems with signal is it heavily encourages (but does not require) the google app store to install and update the app, I'm guessing he would really freak out on an apple device, wh
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by briffle 6y ago
It would be interesting to see those huge tesla batteries on a large ship,(like a retired oil supertanker) charging at one point, and discharging at the destination. Leave enough to power the ship back home, and just have several of them.
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by briffle 6y ago
In Telecom, Ericsson and T-Mobile (Deutsche Telekom) are both VERY heavy players. Ericsson doesn't sell many phones, but tons of tower equipment. In IT, SAP is probably the largest competitor to Oracle for many companies Middleware.
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by briffle 6y ago
ZFS deletes can be really slowed down by having dedupe enabled on the pool.
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by briffle 6y ago
or install BTRFS and be able to detect bitrot as well, but also be able to grow your storage by adding more disks. (even different sizes)
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by briffle 6y ago
It's completely readable on my mobile. (Android running Firefox beta).
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by briffle 6y ago
I have actually been a foster parent, and have had kids come to my house at 11pm, that you can smell from 7 feet away, covered in lice, with a single backpack with all their possesions. One kid called 911 because mom and dad wouldn't
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by briffle 6y ago
Imagine if companies charged 2-5% less because they didn't have to fund CC company marketing tools like cashbacks.
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by briffle 6y ago
Has any major cloud provider ever done a major change like that without 6+ months of advanced notice?
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by briffle 6y ago
But that is only like 3x 12TB USB drives.. </sarcasm>
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by briffle 6y ago
Really, someone just did that for them, for the bargain price of $1.4M. I'm guessing they saved at least that much by outsourcing their entire IT department a few years ago.
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by briffle 6y ago
I think its interesting in the Northwest, Huge Dams were built on the Columbia River to power Hanford (and the Manhattan Project) and the large glut of power after it was scaled back made it cheap to move Aluminum Smelters there. (and to Se
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by briffle 6y ago
I could also make much more money in SV. I like working from home in a smallish (150k) town in the northwest. I hate traffic. I hate commutes. I hate $5000/month apartments :)
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by briffle 6y ago
Is it wrong that I miss Pointcast? It was before RSS, and would download full articles (including images and ads, etc) for use when you wanted to read it.
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by briffle 6y ago
Interesting.. What Open source tools do you use for this? I would love to read further how I can not have a printed copy of a master key in a safety deposit box.
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by briffle 6y ago
That is terrifying.. good to know!
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by briffle 6y ago
I never hooked up the smart tv to my wireless network. I have heard too many stories about data getting sent back to the manufacturers to sell your watching habits, etc. Instead, I use a Roku, that I know gets updates (and yes, they also s
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by briffle 6y ago
Right, so the people that are registered with the US political Party ANP (American Nazi Party) Or many other parties you have never heard of could then check the box, and be free to say whatever they want. Or is Facebook going to police it
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by briffle 6y ago
During the shutdown, police in my area had severe staffing issues, and flat out said they would only come out for the most serious crime. At the same time, huge numbers of people were released from prison.
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by briffle 6y ago
They sell a 13Kwh powerwall for $6500. That is down to $500 per kWh. Still not great.
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by briffle 6y ago
I am in the same boat. It appears 9.6 is still supported until Nov 2021 [0] but I plan to look at moving up to 12 here either this summer, or next spring. I know partitioning is drastically improved, but we currently don't use it in o
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by briffle 6y ago
We had a pretty epic one about someone posting about a very, very suspicious white car going around the neighborhood at 3:30 am, pulling up to houses, etc. A long list of comments about how everything is going to hell, things aren't l
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by briffle 6y ago
the Chevy Bolt still has a 12V battery for running all the accessories, and its charged by the large battery. My friend got a 12V inverter that can power a few devices.
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by briffle 6y ago
Built in about a month... granted, they already had other things like parking lots, rail lines, etc, in place.
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by briffle 6y ago
Keep in mind, this isn't a brand new line/model. They have an existing line in place in China at least, they just need to copy it. They also built a new line in a giant tent in CA in a few weeks.
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by briffle 6y ago
In the state of Oregon, you can't get the 'real' stuff without a prescription. So you get to pay for a Dr visit, to get decent cough medicine. Or you stock up when you are near Washington. :-)
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by briffle 6y ago
> There is no good reason for a company to burn through money by paying people who won’t turn a profit. Doesn't Uber lose money on every single ride?
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by briffle 6y ago
They shut down many other parts of the government as well, this isn't all targeted at Foreigners. My passport application was sent to them on March 10th, and they have no idea when it will actually be processed. I hope its before Oct,
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by briffle 6y ago
I have never found that setting. I wonder if its not included in their linux version, or perhaps, like Teams, it requires a newer CPU than what I have, so its not shown.

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