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by cm2187 1y ago
If that means I can send a regular email to a gmail address from my own custom domain without being systematically classified as spam, I will take the win. Next win would be for gmail to police their own spamming activity. The gmail domain
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by cm2187 1y ago
The only convincing explanation of the benefits of stablecoins I have seen is that it is a backdoor for implementing narrow banking, which libertarians love and economists and central bankers hate (as it would cut off credit to the economy)
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by cm2187 1y ago
Does starlink work in China?
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by cm2187 1y ago
Ask a junior at the office what is that "save"or "new directory" logo, or what "CC" stands for in an email, or what a dialup connection is!
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by cm2187 1y ago
And being "superior" doesn't necessarily mean extraordinary coding skills. The vast majority of code to be written doesn't require that. What it requires however is a combination of common sense and good understanding of
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by cm2187 1y ago
or simply RDP into a windows VPS.
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by cm2187 1y ago
I was told there is so much automation on those planes, the pilot does little flying. I always assumed they were kept busy going through their compliance trainings.
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by cm2187 1y ago
My money is still on the janitor plugging a faulty vaccum cleaner in the wrong electrical socket!
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by cm2187 1y ago
But also ww2 is this black and white thing from our history books. As we get older we get to know more about how recent and relevant it is, we met people who lived it and told us about their actual experience. But it still feels like someth
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by cm2187 1y ago
And for the millennials: compare the distance between your birth and ww2 vs your birth and now!
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by cm2187 1y ago
In a world where you can cast your vote anonymously in the voting booth, it’s a dangerous game to piss off a large number of voters, even if they can’t admit publicly why. They will be reminded every day of that idiotic policy. Like cookie
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by cm2187 1y ago
What the doctrine is and whether France would follow it in practice are two different things. But it shouldn't matter. Nuclear weapons as an ultimate warning is the doctrine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air-sol_m
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by cm2187 1y ago
My understanding is that jetfighters with nuclear weapons are meant to deliver an ultimate warning by nuking the invading army. ICBM are what comes next (unless the enemy went ICBM first). That being said this all assumed that Russia had a
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by cm2187 1y ago
Are you talking about manufacturing or operating? Europe has something like 225 F-35 operational right now with more coming.
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by cm2187 1y ago
And I hope they removed the Lockheed Martin logo from the CAD files before sending them to manufacturing!
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by cm2187 1y ago
It can be all of that, and be a meme stock on top of that.
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by cm2187 1y ago
Though technically France always worked on that assumption. Or rather, that the US would support France against a soviet invasion up to a certain level, but wouldn't risk a nuclear war for France's pretty eyes. Hence the will to h
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by cm2187 1y ago
Well, technically Pakistan shot a Indian Rafale with a Chinese made missile a few months ago, which created some consternation in France. I heard the French explaining it away, as India trying to bomb some Pakistani territory without hittin
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by cm2187 1y ago
I don't think the concern is that they would turn hostile to the US, but rather that they would need to strike a country that for one reason or another, the US doesn't want them to strike (though of course you also have to weight
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by cm2187 1y ago
The poster ends with a general comment on the usefulness of cloudflare.
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by cm2187 1y ago
Particularly if your users are keen on solving recaptchas over and over.
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by cm2187 1y ago
I’d try to fill them to 30% to see if they survive before trusting them with my data.
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by cm2187 1y ago
In fact I opened a failed 3.84TB SAS SSD recently and it looked fairly similar.
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by cm2187 1y ago
These ones are fairly obvious as though they adopt the same model name and colouring than the original, they do not show a Samsung or WD brand. I suspect they do that to avoid giving standing to these companies to sue them. If the distribut
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by cm2187 1y ago
Unfortunately the only way I know is destructive, ie attempt a full disk write.
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by cm2187 1y ago
ebay is inundated with those fake retail SSDs. Designed to look like WD ( https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/306437612011 ) or Samsung ( https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/396854754678 ), but without the logo. Intern
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by cm2187 1y ago
And Samsung had a good reputation for enterprise SSD but obliterated it with pretty major firmware bugs (as in self destructing bugs, which they won’t patch without a support contract). SK Hynix seems to be a smaller player in that space.
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by cm2187 1y ago
The article also mentions enterprise SSDs.
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by cm2187 1y ago
where did you raid that?
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by cm2187 1y ago
My limited understanding is that the F135 is massively over-powered to be capable of VTOL + push through the bulky shape of the F35, resulting in a disappointing range. I don't know that it would make sense to use it on a different pla

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