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by clon 9y ago
That said, the material sciences advances required, especially high temperature superconducting magnets, simply were not there in the 70s. So a moonshot project to achieve it may have been a failure at massive costs, discouraging humanity f
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by clon 9y ago
https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQV2HAS... I enjoy the joke about the perpetually shifting fusion acquisition time frame, but it would be fair to add that in terms of actual funding, we have been under
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by clon 9y ago
This will only work if you can cheaply validate the work performed. Or send it to several distinct visitors and compare results, driving down the likelyhood that the results are bogus.
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by clon 9y ago
Oh my.. Never thought of that. Surely it does not use the atmosphere as the primary circuit coolant?
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by clon 9y ago
> At the most basic conceptual level, the weapon could conceivably reach supersonic speeds, fly at very low altitudes, and have effectively unlimited range thanks to its nuclear powerplant If the Ruskies have developed a reactionless roc
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by clon 9y ago
Mindless over engineering is the hallmark of a mid level engineer - has acquired the technical skills, but not the sense to use them appropriately.
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by clon 9y ago
That sounds just awesome.
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by clon 9y ago
Thank you for the explanation. Data directory shared across all pods is the answer then. Given that the process was automagic, I can see the potential for confusion. Seems you are handling the fallout nicely though.
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by clon 9y ago
How would you do a time limited trial for an immutable widely distributed Docker image? There either has to be some fingerprinting and a phone home, or a licence you "manually" set to the env. Since I am unaware of any sufficientl
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by clon 9y ago
Each generation invents their own tools. The cycle has reached FrontPage Server Side Includes. Soon the new PHP will emerge.
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Extract machine-readable zone (MRZ) information from passports, visas, id-cards(github.com)
2 points by clon 9y ago|0 comments
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by clon 9y ago
> That's what I've done. Hardware RAID + XFS + NFS + backups, done. It wasn't HA, but at least I understood how to get it back up. Looks like in this case you never actually needed what Ceph brings to the table - for a tre
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by clon 9y ago
Is there cause for concern that the payload is spinning along what looks like roughly it's normal axis. Can we assume that they equipped it with some sort of means for attitude control? Edit: referring to the Starman live feed: https:
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by clon 9y ago
Open a chapter about "History of the 21st century" and this image will be there.
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OVH has done it again, no power in entire Gravlines DC(travaux.ovh.net)
2 points by clon 9y ago|0 comments
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by clon 9y ago
I love GitLab for the CI/CD which is absolutely second to none. But I have to second the resource usage - GitLab runs on beefier machines than our production database cluster. We are throwing everything at it, and performance still suc
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Packagist is down [502 Bad Gateway](packagist.org)
1 points by clon 9y ago|0 comments
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by clon 9y ago
Good for them, giving the credit to Paul Turner. Unusual for an enterprise to allow cracks in the corporate "We".
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by clon 9y ago
It was 8 minutes and the stroy was already running in HN, checked it before status.github.com even. We rely too much on HN :P
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by clon 9y ago
True. If we talk about everyone, then in a society where you are far more likely to suffer from obesity than starvation or malnutrition, "everyone" is doing a disservice to their children by not raising them to be the biggest most
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by clon 9y ago
For me personally, rather well. By girlfriend has taught me to love chocolate so much that we only buy the most exquisite kind and savour it. A box of sweets can stay opened in the living room for weeks, sometimes with some pieces half-eate
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by clon 9y ago
Came here to say exactly this. A war is essentially a failure mode of the human civilization, when our innate biological ability to divide people into Us and Them gets the best of us and enables us to do unspeakable things. Such a failure m
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by clon 9y ago
This is utter madness...
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by clon 9y ago
Postmark is really nice indeed, even though a bit on the pricey side. Still, I can recommend their free tool to monitor DMARC: https://dmarc.postmarkapp.com/
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by clon 9y ago
At least it leaves a trail.. Many services state in the password reset emails that "if this was not initiated by you, ignore it", but it really should be the exact opposite - click the link below to report it!
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by clon 9y ago
Why would employees need access to client API keys, as opposed to just client ID? Furthermore, this seems to indicate that the API keys are not hashed. I would expect some bits of the API key to work as an identifier and the rest of the bit
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by clon 9y ago
In our outfit (operating for some years already) we were pondering the same question in regards to tracking support. In the end we did a comprehensive analysis of how much time each client actually uses and the results were surprising. The
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Virtuozzo Addresses Intel Bug Questions(virtuozzo.com)
3 points by clon 9y ago|0 comments
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Thousands Once Spoke His Language in the Amazon. Now, He’s the Only One(nytimes.com)
1 points by clon 9y ago|0 comments
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Cybernetica Case Study: Solving the Estonian ID-Card Case(cyber.ee)
2 points by clon 9y ago|0 comments

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