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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
Apple ][ (not ][+ or ][e, this one predated those)...The keyboard on the ][+ was slightly sculpted to match finger travel and had a slight bit of texturing on the keys. The ][ had slick, glossy keys and a less ergonomic keyboard. This thi
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
I don't know their numbers, but it has been reported that their 2016 revenue was north of $10m, and that their 2017 revenue is more than 2x that. This is just a guess, but I'd guess that they are seeing >300% year-over-year re
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
I'm very curious what your concern is in this? I understand the CIA interest and value in PayPal, Facebook, and Google. But what do they gain from Docker, other than as a simple investment? Backdoors or something?
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
Curious--how do you feel about Mesosphere and Kubernetes vs. Docker Swarm?
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
And with testing...
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
Yes, you can do this with most other container systems. But people haven't done this, except with Docker. Docker has a significant lead on competitors. People have little reason to adopt a competitor as a result.
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
- Nobody ever used VMs the way containers are? Many people are using VMs to get better utilization of hardware by running multiple distinct apps on the same hardware. Containers do this, too. Container orchestration makes it really easy,
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
My bet is that Docker develops a very healthy services business, offering consulting services to companies that wish to use Docker within their organization, on par with RedHat on Linux. With that, a $1.3b valuation is the tip of the icebe
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
Others have discussed how docker uses a layered approach, and how two containers that share a base system will share most of the filesystem and memory. The real power of containers comes with container orchestration (i.e. Kubernetes, Mesosp
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
rkt, containerd, LXC, runC, OpenShift. There are others, too. rkt and OpenShift seem to be the most common ones that aren't Docker.
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by eatmyshorts 9y ago
Wait, are you suggesting the person with the brain implant wear a literal tin-foil hat?
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by eatmyshorts 10y ago
DuckDuckGo doesn't crawl/index by itself--it partners with other companies to use their search indexing. Bing is one of their primary sources of indexing, actually, although Wikipedia tells me that DDG's indexing is a compil
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by eatmyshorts 10y ago
I suppose it's better than getting rejected for treatment. Or having a huge out-of-pocket co-pay. Or having to fight each bill that comes through that claims insufficient coverage--a single hospital stay a while back resulted in 42 s
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by eatmyshorts 10y ago
More than likely the op amp is not powerful enough and is being overdriven. Hard clipping, like when an op amp is being overdriven, is more likely to damage speakers than overpowering them.
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by eatmyshorts 10y ago
There are a couple of dynamics at play. In the long term (10+ year range), I believe you are correct, that renewables will begin to have a significant effect on oil prices as natural gas power plants are shut down and replaced with solar a
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by eatmyshorts 10y ago
There is another option than either EU or UK dissolving. What about both? N. Ireland could vote to leave the UK and rejoin the rest of Ireland. Scotland could vote to leave the UK and remain in the EU. Meanwhile, Spain, Portugal, France
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by eatmyshorts 10y ago
I'm not the OP, but as I understand it a founder of a company would be eligible for immigration on an EB-5 visa. From this website ( https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-through-job/gree... ), they wo
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by eatmyshorts 10y ago
I wouldn't agree to your analysis. The French financed the US Independence movement. The Founding Fathers looked to the French for inspiration when drafting the US Constitution. From before its independence until roughly the Vietnam
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by eatmyshorts 10y ago
I've seen captive portal redirection until login, but I've never seen an SSL MITM like this deployed officially at any airport. I would bet this guy logged in to somebody's pineapple: https://www.wifipineapple.com
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
The GP poster is right--the threat to the average person from terrorism, from all sources, is tiny compared to, say, the risk due to extreme weather....or getting hit by a bus when crossing the street. Humans don't tend to respond rat
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
Well, the law also says "upon a highway"...which seems in line with my observations that I only ever see minimum speed limits posted on highways. It sounds to me like the google vehicle was in compliance with the law.
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
How about a fleet of fully automatic-driving cars? That can deliver goods as well as people? Uber is aiming to replace the automobile in your garage. Currently, to establish themselves, they need to displace taxi cabs for those that alre
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
iirc, Volvo did a lot of testing to find the optimum setup in an ordinary passenger car. The 3-point belts worked best, as they were the easiest to get out of after an accident. Remember that race cars typically have people waiting in the
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
Funny. If you talk to a heart specialist, they will tell you that regular, moderate consumption of alcohol improves blood pressure, reduces cholesterol build-up, and reduces the chance of heart problems. Specialists will tell you all about
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
It's been a long while ago now, but I recall reading some actuarial studies that indicated that moderate drinking improved life expectancy. Did these fall victim to the same bias mentioned in the OP article? Did they not account prop
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
I think you may have missed part of the title. The author isn't aiming only for security, but also privacy. Disabling calendar & spotlight seem to be aimed at privacy, not security. I'm not sure I follow you when you claim
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
Looks like an 2012 model that is not the P85 and did not have the OTA performance update from last year could do it in about 9 seconds. For a reference, that's faster than a BMW M5. Source: https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
According to Tesla's own statements, they are planning to deliver 55k this year, and their Q2 deliveries of 11,507 puts them on track (by their own estimates). I would assume some of those deliveries will be for the Model X, which is
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
Yep. This is targeted at ERCOT as much as it is targeted at the home consumer. http://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/Bring-on-the-ene...
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by eatmyshorts 11y ago
I think you've got your history a little wrong. The iPod marked the turnaround of the company some 5+ years earlier than the release of the iPhone. The date of the release of the iPod is very near the low point of their stock. The g

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