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631.
by cat199 7y ago
and if you're using a tank system or filling your carts, you can mix your own dosage from 0% + something else. or just stay at 0%.
632.
by cat199 7y ago
capability maturity model: ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capability_Maturity_Model ): Initial (chaotic, ad hoc, individual heroics) - the starting point for use of a new or undocumented repeat process. Repeat
633.
by cat199 7y ago
soo.. you're saying payola and product placement? seriously though, payola aside, there's some truth here.
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by cat199 7y ago
Probably A: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_tax_in_the_United_St... Along with some B of: a) right to work state b) central proximity w/r/t roadways c) long standing historical relations to UT/se
635.
by cat199 7y ago
> Why does systemd need a subsystem that touches /home? because they haven't written one that touches home yet?
636.
by cat199 7y ago
nothing precludes a reasonable shell library from making initscripts 10 lines long: http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/src/etc/rc.d/cron?rev=1.... this does not require systemd cruft and all of it'
637.
by cat199 7y ago
dragonfly is a full system. 'light' by modern (read: ubuntu, windows 10) standards (e.g. GUI, other things are addons), but a base install will run you about 800MBish
638.
by cat199 7y ago
not sure of the image size, but 'nanobsd' is still supported as I understand it, similar projects exist elswhere https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?nanobsd%288%29 see also: https://openwrt.org&#x2
639.
by cat199 7y ago
stealing your R&D and producing things using near-slave labor probably doesn't hurt competitive advantage too much either, but lets not pay attention to any of that..
640.
by cat199 7y ago
VW in the US seems to me to lately be directly targeting US cars rather than trying to provide 'european imports' to the USA. There was some marketing language on their site a month or so back about the new jetta being 'blend
641.
by cat199 7y ago
Are there korean made vw ID.3's for sale at roughly the same price? because that is what this person is actually talking about waiting for..
642.
by cat199 7y ago
> they can do things that others can't. when they start to be so influential and market shaping that the 'things they can do that others cant' threatens to be 'sell products effectively enough to survive independently
643.
by cat199 7y ago
Interesting findings, but how do we blame the Russians for this? https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latin-america/u-s-officials-sus... " The suspicion that Russia is likely behind the alleged attacks is backed up b
644.
by cat199 7y ago
Pretty sure if anyone should be using 'technically correct' terms from the field of economics, it should be the IMF.
645.
by cat199 7y ago
Umm: + all stateless Go or Java executables + running on a central shared Mesos cluster per zone + one service mesh + one IDL registry, + one way to do routing + one managed Kafka infrastructure - handful of m
646.
by cat199 7y ago
> government regulations are designed for large companies. So a publicly traded company with 25B in market cap and member of Russell 1000 index is a 'small company'?
647.
by cat199 7y ago
not defending the term or the pharma behavior, but pseudo can also mean 'similar to' or 'having the appearance of', especially in an academic context
648.
by cat199 7y ago
Actually had a customer (or just angry netizen) complain about this at a hosting company. Was very satisfying to return our boilerplate about how we were in 'murica and this didn't apply.
649.
by cat199 7y ago
agree it's an overkill solution - but, devils advocate, maybe it's just there to scare off potential spammers/scammers? Having worked at an ISP in security/spam/abuse, these people are a huge drain on resources.
650.
by cat199 7y ago
> Anything that isn't context aware .. is doomed to failure > ... I'd prefer people are using why should I as someone who is securing my own passwords care about your preferences or what will and won't work for someone
651.
by cat199 7y ago
agree those particular technologies are not now mainframe exculsive - however mainframe grade systems allow switching / reconfiguring all components on line. E.g. plug in a new processor unit (e.g one of N processor racks plugged int
652.
by cat199 7y ago
Agree from theoretical perspective you are correct - however, with a good implementation of a real-time multisite replication you can just about eliminate the variable.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Parallel_Sysple
653.
by cat199 7y ago
> mainframe add if it's already in place, it's not 'adding' anything, it simply 'is'.
654.
by cat199 7y ago
part of this is the 'partnership' arrangement. Global 100 company gets IT from other global 100 company vs Global 100 company gets IT from small mainframe support shop there's a question of shareholder liability, being able t
655.
by cat199 7y ago
> I don't understand your point. That the article's premise "the US forgot what antitrust is for" is skewed, because it ignores 'healthy' investigations into problems in the internet space, and uses an edito
656.
by cat199 7y ago
> the full power of western signals intelligence loosed on these attackers. what makes you think it's not? not like it would be overtly disclosed if so..
657.
by cat199 7y ago
sounds like '737 max' engineering again. sigh.
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by cat199 7y ago
> it sends preprocessed files just to not depend on remote env. to then be compiled by the host compiler ..
659.
by cat199 7y ago
> dying ... in a hail of military billets because they fall for an Internet hoax, they should be allowed to do so. soo, they should be allowed to not be allowed then? this is nonsensical.
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by cat199 7y ago
depends on your definition of 'highly performant' While asyncIO hugely helps, this + interpreted language wont yield better performance vs custom native code doing true native threads which themselves are also using async methods.

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