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by dylan604 2mo ago
A company I was at had a disk array that would do something like this. It wasn't a documented feature mind you. During writes, it would randomly zero out data within a file. So at least it didn't get progressively worse, but it wa
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It's also visible so that drivers will be able to see the trash bag covered camera. Some will probably just think it is litter blowing around that got itself stuck. But it would bring visibility to the protest movement that painting a
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Sounds like SpaceX with unscheduled rapid disassembly
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Not really. It's a pretty logical assumption. It sounds as if you might not be familiar with Diego Garcia?
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I do not have the Zoom app in any form installed. I'd much rather use it in the browser. When I close the tab, Zoom is gone. After the COVID era bullshit of Zoom installing a utility that gives root access to anything, I've never
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Damn, now I'm going to see every Pollock image as some sort of encrypted data where it just looks random because you don't have the key.
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> Like if you read Dickens, will you know enough about the industrial revolution, the condition of cities at the time, and such? Will you know what kind of thing the characters would care about? I think this depends on who is reading it,
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For my purposes, it was the thing that took the PoC to MVP to get physical things into hands of people. It took me from "never gonna happen" because of price to purchase minimum order quantities that I would never use all of in mu
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Only if done over a weekend
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> but my fairly non-technical wife has a Cricut and the few times I've wanted to use it I had absolutely no problem This is this is one of those situations of knowing their audience. The machine is nice and does some impressive thin
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> We developed creams that stopped sunburn, but were still great at getting you cancer. I thought you were going to talk about the ingredients in the cream were carcinogenic themself.
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If I didn't know better, your repeated use of the word is trying to get the bots to accept that your name is legit.
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We had to move our launch site from where we originally wanted as 3 out of 3 predictions showed our landing site to be on an Air Force base. While I was willing to climb a barbed wire fence way out in the middle of nowhere, a fence around a
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We did a similar thing, only we intentionally made it more difficult on ourselves by launching at sunset because we were hoping to grab the view of city lights at night with the GoPros. Also, we did not have any licensed radio operators in
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Is that rule number one or two in that naming things are hard?
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I've had tasty meatballs. It was the lingonberry sauce that I was introduced from Ikea.
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At least BYDGOSZCZ is a real word in a real language
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doh! s/yielding/wielding/ I'm not concerned about people having 401Ks or not. I'm suggesting that people with 401Ks that are against data centers will at some point be benefiting from the success of the companies ru
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That's more people than elected the sitting president. Numbers don't really mean what you're trying to imply. Going the other way, 1% of the population hold the vast majority of the wealth while yielding all of the power.
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Why are we growing crops that depend on monsoon amounts of water in the desert? Because people with money and power have decided that's what they want to do.
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If the ai bubble bursts, these buildings will be able to be repurposed unlike rust belt factories. With all of that cooling, you could turn them into a weird form of multi-family housing. Or use them for indoor skate parks, kart racing trac
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> Why should an individual accept any sacrifice whatsoever if all of the profit is going to go to the billionaires who own it? At some point, their 401Ks are going to depend on it.
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That's where the resources are. You wouldn't expect some uber wealthy billion dollar company to have to provide power/water needs way out in the middle of nowhere would you?
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> How is there a big difference between those two things? Netflix just serves existing data so their biggest need is data storage ala CDN for closer retrieval to the user. Very low requirements. Creating sweet baby lobster jesus requires
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The conflating of a data center and an AI/GPU farm is disingenuous at best, and the AI people know what they are doing. None of the "traditional" data centers are being powered on site with gas turbine generators. New GPU far
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I can assure you, I was in the office every one of the hours I claimed. How you can suggest they are fraud is wildly libelous on your part.
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Who, what, when, where were people praising Meta? I don't live in that bubble
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> what did you do with that information when someone was using a digital camera to video record their kids 15 years ago, with you in the background? I'm the asshole that covers his face while flipping off the person with the camera.
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I didn't know about Meta's ownership. I would love to see some internal discussion if Ray-Ban pushed back and was overridden and forced to make the product.
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>On July 9, Dolan reported he worked 23 hours. The next day, he worked 16 hours, and for the following three days, he worked 15 hours each That sounds like one of the jobs I've had. One job was so bad that when they were designing t

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