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UnrealEngine 4 is free for academic use
(unrealengine.com)
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Automatic failover that doesn't require a 3rd party HA tool would be great.
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Yes it is and CF keeps on saying they'll do it next Q, for nearly a year now. Going to be glad to get off CF. ;-)
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Lol. I always give them 5 too, and tip them additional cash even, and I have a 4.8. Jeezz though crowd. ;-)
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Couldn't agree more. They often don't answer the phone, when you do get through to some Danny DeVito at the other end, you then have to explain where you are exactly (vs. GPS). ETAs for the drivers are normally wrong, they don
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Slow for me too, it looks like the downloads are linked to another site not served through CloudFront. If they were uploaded to the wiki the downloads should be faster.
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So you could actually walk down the street like SV? In 2002? Wow.
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IE is also very useful for installing Chrome.
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Spent nearly 5hrs on the phone with Comcast last week to get them to un-screwup my account and provide the service they agreed to provide. It's working now, but now they're billing me for someone else's account as well. Comca
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Hardly Airbnb related either, here's a response I got back from a craiglist ad for a temporary sub-lease (that I declined): > My place is available for the whole month of June, and is located at xxxx. Subletting isn't technical
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If you're coming from SF and are used to the quality of the restaurants in a foodie city, Seattle is mostly just presentation.
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It depends on your deployment model to a degree. In the case where you build a new image for your web server on every deployment, then this isn't an issue. For longer running systems, like databases, it would still be an annoyance. I t
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Right, if you need more complex logic, then you write a module in a normal programming language. The YAML is intended to keep the intention and orchestration logic simple and readable.
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I had an SSD fail on a mac and the symptoms were that blocks would become intermittently unreadable the longer the drive was running. So when I took it to the genius bar, their tests passed initially. The logs of course showed the read fail
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Rather it was the one he taught him self calculus with as a pre-teen.
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My condolences, we had a very similar if not identical issue with some NICs, and also ended up switching vendors. The smoke coming from our team's ears was enough to harvest a small beehive for honey.
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Does this mean more people are taking Taxis?
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Same here, I disabled it, but they turned it back on apparently.
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It's amusing since it's sort of like a .9 release of city planning that had some scaling issues, where as everyone else started at 1.0 to 2.0 and named their streets, and laid them out on grids. ;-)
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I've yet to see a mobile SSH client that's as usable as Terminal Monkey.
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Japan doesn't have street names (normally), they number the blocks and houses. Which is a bit confusing, since the numbers of the houses are not necessarily in order either, other than generally assigned clockwise as they're built
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The screen shots of the app on Google Play do show streets and names on a map though.
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Right, the french pedestrian network will have failed to communicate the correct specifications to the platform operators.
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For OS level auth, you'd want to use sssd, which will handle most failure conditions: https://fedorahosted.org/sssd/ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Enterprise/Authentication/sssd
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One thing I didn't see on any of the lists is ethics. Truly world class managers and team builders are also very careful about ethics, and see it as more important than their project, job and career.
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I didn't realize Snowden had studied what happened to Drake and Bennie et al, and determined that if he took a massive amount of documents it would actually protect him and not just be his word against theirs. And of course, he could h
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80 cols, which is correct. Less seems to be fine when not in a tmux session. https://asciinema.org/a/9601
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When I use less in a tmux or screen session to view /var/log/syslog et al, when I type -S to chop long lines it continues to wrap the line instead of chop it. No the screen is cleared after quitting. I have TERM set to xterm-
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Works like a charm! Thanks!
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One annoyance is that both tmux and screen have problems with truncating long lines in less.
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