casselc

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by casselc 9mo ago
If you look at a map of the fiber-optic network in the US, my parents spent most of the 90s surveying the portion along the Gulf coast from Texas to Florida and up the Atlantic coast to New England for Sprint, MCI, Level 3, and other compan
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by casselc 3y ago
The primary performance benefits with Enterprise are access to the G1 garbage collector and profile-guided optimization
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by casselc 3y ago
https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/dbcs/doc/back-database-ob... and https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/t... are a couple examples.
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by casselc 3y ago
Because it’s JScript, which was abandoned prior to ES6.
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by casselc 3y ago
I’d second this sentiment and encourage the previous poster and some of the other replies to consider fostering for a local shelter. We started fostering early in the pandemic, a few months after losing a very special guy, and it’s been ver
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by casselc 4y ago
My first computer had a button to do it whenever you felt like.
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by casselc 4y ago
“Lexicon” by Max Barry is another good novel that plays with this premise.
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by casselc 5y ago
Not who you asked, but as someone interested in small/hobby farm equipment to enable a couple people to do more work, more efficiently: The actual products seem nice and they have a variety of things that would be useful to us. I’d li
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by casselc 5y ago
It doesn't help with stuff found in the wild, but if you're working from a text most math books will either list all symbols at the beginning of the index with references to where the notation is introduced and defined, or they ha
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by casselc 6y ago
This article is from 2017.
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by casselc 6y ago
From the article, it's not clear this ever went out as a wireless AMBER alert, just to people subscribed to an email alert system. The wireless alerts and highway signage are part of the secondary distribution system, so might not have
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by casselc 6y ago
If only AWS Cloud Map wasn't $0.10/resource outside of ECS you could reasonably have your API cake and query it using DNS too.
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by casselc 6y ago
I mean, kinda same, because my lizard brain still remembers getting burned - but in theory it's not much different than what Storage Gateway in File Gateway mode or Nasuni and others have been doing for years, is it?
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by casselc 6y ago
The On the Metal[1] podcast had some absolutely magical interviews for this sort of thing in their first season. I honestly loved them all and there are great stories in each of them, but purely for the folklore aspects I’d highlight the Je
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by casselc 7y ago
Basically in the same boat. If you haven’t looked recently, the container support in Windows is getting much better - including prod support for Windows worker nodes in Kubernetes 1.14. But just using Docker with gMSAs was a big help to our
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by casselc 9y ago
My son did a game dev camp last summer at DigiPen where they were using a custom IDE that exposes Phaser with Blockly. The quality and variety of games produced by a bunch of ~9 to 12-year-olds in 2 weeks was impressive.
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by casselc 9y ago
Yes, it just creates an array of the decimal values for ASCII A-Za-z0-9. By default Get-Random just returns a random unsigned int, but if you pass in an array of objects it will select a random object from the array.
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by casselc 9y ago
Rough equivalent in PowerShell would be: @(48..57 + 65..90 + 97..122) | Get-Random -Count 32 | ForEach-Object -Begin {$secret = ''} -Process {$secret += [char] $PSItem} -End {$env:SYSTEM_SECRET = $secret; Write-Host "SYST