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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Completely agree. They essentially sold something they didn’t have the rights to.
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Not really (that i have seen). I am not an analyst though, so not a guarantee. Die real estate is extremely expensive. Plus it wouldn’t really throw us off the scent due to the techniques we employ.
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
We do. This is what we have publicly disclosed about our findings thus far. https://www.techinsights.com/blog/two-new-apple-socs-two-mar...
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Because Chrome users are more likely to be duped into spending money?
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
This. Accuweather and weather.com have literally leeched all the data they can get from NOAA and then they resell it at a tidy profit. This change does not affect the general public but does affect the big players.
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Medicare and social security are significantly higher and growing faster than military spending. They are the lions share.
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Usps literally requires an act of congress to change their rates. Needless to say there haven’t been any in quite some time. They lose money hand over fist and require bailouts and other financial games to keep operating.
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Fedex explicitly dropped Amazon as a customer earlier this year.
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
USPS is already swamped (and fedex/ups are dumping tons of load on them). Yes they are required to accept and deliver, but it might take a few months.
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Sounds like the fixed the “glitch” of excessive traffic against example.com. :)
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Nfs volume mounts. Works quite well. Make sure the hosts can access the nfs endpoints (i run nfs on separate lan)
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
I used to cringe with the term “flyover country”. Now I embrace it. I even promote it. The less enticing I make my area seem to an outsider, the less likely they will try to move here and ruin it.
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Difficult to tell if this is desired functionality for teams or a bug. It’s inline with its normal performance level.
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Agreed. NewRelic blew it with us. Simple questions and they always wanted a conference call and never actually answered the questions. We checked out DataDog and explained I was happy with the list prices and please don’t bother me. So far
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by dismalpedigree 6y ago
Not everybody is laying off or firing. If you are in Denver USA or Ottawa Canada we are accelerating our hiring. Its interesting and challenging work. Techinsights.com if you or anybody else is interested.
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by dismalpedigree 7y ago
I disagree depending on the circumstances. If you are just trying to make ends meet, then yes, probably don’t go for it. If you need access to working capital to hire more people, increase production, etc then it’s completely worth it. For
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by dismalpedigree 7y ago
Northern suburbs of Indianapolis. I have two fiber providers, a cable provider, and fixed 5g available to my home. Hardly europe or SoCal.
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by dismalpedigree 7y ago
I would pay money for an application that adds a “fuck off” button to this UI. Hides the prompt for a week. I swear it only comes up when I am in the middle of something. I have fallen for the dark pattern of delayed install a few times and
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by dismalpedigree 7y ago
Not a ton of outside integrations, but this library creates and maintains an esb using sqs and sns with just a few annotations in java. Uses json as the message and maps to pojo in the application. https://bitbucket.org/pyth
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by dismalpedigree 7y ago
cough Uber.
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by dismalpedigree 8y ago
Nice way to shirk your responsibility to back up your statements.
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by dismalpedigree 8y ago
Perhaps you could enlighten us all as to what the benefits are to either management and/or employees rather than just making vague comments that have little to no meaning.
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by dismalpedigree 8y ago
There are 2 types of unions (in general). There are skilled trade unions (plumbers, electritians, etc) and strictly labor unions (TSA, agriculture laborers, etc). If they are unionizing as a skilled trade union and the union is thus ensurin
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by dismalpedigree 8y ago
Touche
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by dismalpedigree 8y ago
Funny enough, they did burn the building down back in the mid 90s. There was so much copper wiring that melted together that they just left the blob between the floors because it would be too hard to remove. I’m sure it has been dealt with
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by dismalpedigree 8y ago
Wait a second. Are we talking about software projects or infrastructure?
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by dismalpedigree 9y ago
hello and thank you for your comments from the America but our code top made cheap prices super communicate.