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151.
by count 4y ago
For what it's worth, the US would field F35s from CVNs, not air strips. And repairing a bombed out airstrip for mil use takes about 48-72 hours.
152.
by count 4y ago
Data xfer'd vs. data stored.
153.
by count 4y ago
More realistically, software will run on other celestial bodies which have different time periods (e.g. the moon, mars, asteroids, etc.). For me, the use of those annoying constants is a form of mental relief: I don't have to remember
154.
by count 4y ago
"Can" is doing a LOT of heavy lifting there.
155.
by count 4y ago
The first line in my comment is 'almost all the way there'. Absolute zero is not really necessary for anything...
156.
by count 4y ago
An easy way to get most of the way there: - Minimal to no fruit (that includes tomato). - Don't eat anything that comes in a package or that has an ingredients list more than 1 item long (so, frozen broccoli is fine, as long as there&#
157.
by count 4y ago
It most definitely is not. And once you leave AWS or GCP proper the amount of control plane and other data that's encrypted at rest plummets. The industry is VERY not good at this at scale. And besides, encrypted customer data is s
158.
by count 4y ago
They have data sanitization requirements that become difficult to manage at scale if they do anything else. Are you SURE there was no customer data stored in a recoverable-by-modern-physics manner on that machine you sold? Would you sta
159.
by count 4y ago
Prior to social media, it was basically impossible for any random person to get a platform for their speech, so nobody really thought about it. Now, like electricity and water, it's become so fundamentally entwined with modern living t
160.
by count 4y ago
I thought that as well, until about Nov 2016...
161.
by count 4y ago
Society is a closed system, twitter is not outside of society. The people on twitter are real people (well, mostly, probably), and have real political opinions. If you talk to people, by and large they'll profess moderate opinions, bec
162.
by count 4y ago
Because before the Eternal September, it was HARD to participate. So, virtually nobody did it, and those that did tended to all resemble each other. Post Eternal September, it's so easy little children are doing it before they can do
163.
by count 4y ago
My understanding is that logo'd swag is (usually) marketing expense, not taxable employee gift. If it's a non-cash-equiv gift under $100 in value, it's almost definitely not a taxable income item. If it's more than tha
164.
by count 4y ago
It's not an open or competitive market. It's a fractured, locality-heavy market that's actually operated more like a cartel in many (especially small to mid size) areas. You are never free to just buy a building and do what
165.
by count 4y ago
GitHub flow: sign up and provide a username/password, magic happens and collaboration is easy Gnus flow: signup for mail service that lets you use a bunch of other gnu tools and client side software you have to install on every machin
166.
by count 4y ago
> - Send the mailing list an email with a url for your repository. Request that they pull from it. We call this a “pull request”, rather than a “Pull Request”, but it’s the same thing. This is the 'we have PRs at home' point of
167.
by count 4y ago
'thisisunsafe' to answer the actual question
168.
by count 4y ago
It blew my mind after upgrading to enterprise that was still how it worked.
169.
by count 4y ago
Both ends of the week are the weekend. One is the starting weekend, and the other the ending weekend.
170.
by count 4y ago
1TB thumb drives are tiny and can hold a TON of pictures.
171.
by count 4y ago
You need to read the url and follow the instructions on creating a personal access token (PAT) and then you can push via HTTPS again. You can't push via HTTPS Authentication user/password anymore.
172.
by count 4y ago
Those decades didn't include the features, functionality, scalability, or user-friendliness required by the BILLIONS of people online now using services that weren't able to use them when they required you to do your own setup.
173.
by count 4y ago
They're also moving in different, independent directions on different planes at extremely high speeds...
174.
by count 4y ago
The first rule of the walled garden is you play with Tim apples toys only. Signal, Opera and SwiftKey are 'guest' species inside the garden. (no, really, the apple experience is BY FAR better when you just use apple's stuff).
175.
by count 4y ago
Shutting down this new type of scanning is not the same as no longer scanning for CSAM. It's curious how the big providers have been scanning for CSAM for YEARS with nothing making the news...because hashes are much different and don&#
176.
by count 4y ago
I saw a demo of one years ago that solved this by merely overlaying their own SDN/compute/etc. onto VMs in each of the supporting underlying clouds. So you didn't even get the 'least common denominator', you got &#x
177.
by count 4y ago
LOL, more like, you take the factory manufacturing stuff, and the stolen source code for the OS that runs on it, you run a sed script to replace 'Cisco' with '3Com' and 'IOS' with '3OS' but make it no
178.
by count 4y ago
Don't forget that was a joint effort by 3Com w/Huawei. The debug messages even still said Cisco. It was ridiculous.
179.
by count 4y ago
That green works pro battery doesn't take hours to charge either. It's about 30-40 minutes from empty to full again.
180.
by count 4y ago
Or just...test every month. But that wouldn't get cool news articles about digital transformation!

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