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by esseph 5mo ago
I think they mean grafana cloud.
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by esseph 5mo ago
I suspect as the years change and you continue to get older you will likely revisit this idea mentally. But you do you, boo
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by esseph 5mo ago
You just told a bunch of potential and current customers that they're not worth the ROI. Pretty sure they'll remember that, and they'll talk about it a lot.
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by esseph 5mo ago
> Or just let the float sensor bounce. It's underwater when it stops bouncing and is continuously in the up position. Road grime, break dust, grease, grit, etc will contaminate the shaft and make it stick, potentially telling you th
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by esseph 5mo ago
> It might have escaped your notice but the present US administration has not exactly done much to encourage Europeans That's because the right wing faction hates Europe. :(
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by esseph 5mo ago
In theory you could send different frequencies, but then you run afoul of all kinds of potential interference with other systems and other local regulations.
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by esseph 5mo ago
Going to move up and down with every bump and pothole
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by esseph 5mo ago
I wonder if they will use this case (depending on how it turns out), for a case against 3d printers. "You knowingly enabled $XYZ", etc. Or AI companies, for that matter...
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by esseph 5mo ago
The vulnerability looks like a failure on the dev team's part. The patching cycle can become a problem for certain operations / industries. Everybody hates the work, and security is often seen as a barrier and a cost center, not a
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by esseph 5mo ago
> Potholes being a “need” to be fixed is an interesting take when we had cobble streets and people survived fine. Nobody was going 55-75mph+ with multi-thousand pound vehicles on cobblestone streets. Potholes lead to vehicle damage, prop
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by esseph 5mo ago
> That doesn't scream US three-letter organization at all. They have their own tools + tor, they do not need mullvad.
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by esseph 5mo ago
Also: - F-35 Lightning II (Joint Strike Fighter) Program: The UK is the only Tier 1 partner in this program, procuring F-35B aircraft for the Royal Navy/RAF and considering F-35A variants. - Trident Nuclear Missile System: A continuati
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by esseph 5mo ago
> All that disappears is the military entanglement, which to be honest, was mostly obsolete after 1991 anyway. https://www.wearethemighty.com/tactical/royal-marine-command...
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by esseph 5mo ago
They get features that us plebs buying retail don't get, at prices the vast majority of us wouldn't pay if it were our own cash.
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by esseph 5mo ago
Maybe it says something about the kind of places they work
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by esseph 5mo ago
It's used at every bank, every government institution, even carriers and nuclear submarines.
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by esseph 5mo ago
There's tons of articles all over Google about this, it's not exactly hidden knowledge hoarded by this HN poster. Example: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/dec/18/why-former-fac...
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by esseph 5mo ago
They are not..it has peaked. Coal firing plants are slowing down and renewable generation is outpacing non-renewable. Emissions are dropping as of 2024-2025. They look to have plateaued.
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by esseph 5mo ago
> Anyone else notice that both extremes have the same policies? They absolutely 100% do not. What are you even on about?
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by esseph 5mo ago
Blocking Iran is going to do more damage to the world than it will do to Iran. What targeting systems are you talking about? You can use optical targeting with a raspberry PI in the drone itself, pre programmed. Nothing for an F-35 to take
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by esseph 5mo ago
Every psychologist and therapist I have talked to about using LLMs in place of personal interactions (just discussion about this topic) have all said roughly the same thing: Any attempt to use LLMs as a substitute for personal interaction i
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by esseph 5mo ago
Definitely not. Iran did billions in damage across the middle east, put a major dent in munitions stockpiles, and there is effectively no military way to shut down all of Iran and protect shipping. Too many drones, too many ballistic missil
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by esseph 5mo ago
Everything their military has been doing for the past ~20yr or so has been toward capturing and securing Chinese waters and beyond, including Taiwan. It's a negotiating chip for them. https://www.navalnews.com/naval-new
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by esseph 5mo ago
what ads? edit: Ahh, EFF privacy badger. Turned it off and now I know what you're talking about. With it on I didn't see anything :)
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by esseph 5mo ago
There's so much "old info" that people pass around online when it comes to linux (or anything I guess with an ever evolving feature set). Any modern distro running NVidia or AMD should be fine. I've done both. I didn&#x2
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by esseph 5mo ago
AMD Radeon 7000 and 9000 series all support DisplayPort 2.1
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by esseph 5mo ago
DisplayPort has been running the best PC high end monitors for a long while. HDMI OTOH has been in A/V land (DRM management).
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by esseph 5mo ago
> The amount of greedy self-centeredness and backstabbing I've seen in this industry across multiple companies is unreal. And this just keeps happening over and over? Interesting.
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by esseph 5mo ago
That sounds more like a problem with said friend :-) 7 times also sounds... well... Like a lot
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by esseph 5mo ago
International airports are a border and fall under CBP. So do "vessels", busses that may move between countries, etc. > Employees traveling internationally on behalf of an organization must take steps to protect sensitive, conf

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