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evgen
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FWIW I guess it depends on how good of a history teacher you had. This was back in the 80s at a US public school in a part of the country with a very large Irish immigrant population, but I learned about why the Irish depended on potatoes (
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No one hires for devops security. In the largest of FAANG orgs there will be 50-100 regular devops, app sec, and security engineering roles for every devsecops role. There is an expectation that security be integrated into these other roles
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The 'Sec' part of that job title is just not going to move the needle when it comes to salary. Companies talk a good game when it comes to devops security and 'shifting left' but few, if any, will actually pay for it up
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> Holodomor is a special kind of famine that was politically and ethnically motivated. This also applies to the Irish Potato Famine and that one is much more ethnically and culturally relevant for Americans, for example, so for the past
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> If you want actual engineering inspiration and positivity, HN isn't the place anymore. You'll mostly find cynicism. You are confusing a lack of gullibility with cynicism. At this point Mush has spouted off so much bullshit th
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4y ago
NYC should do what my London borough has done and turn every streetlight pole into an EV charging station. A fast update to the pole, an attachment that is about the size of a paperback book, and instant charging station. That is what allow
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The magic words you are looking for here is 'commercial display' and it will always cost more than a comparable sized TV -- smaller volume of production & sales and the manufacturer is forgoing the revenue stream all of that a
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You should always own the domain your email is sent to. If this is the case then the solution to this problem is trivial with DKIM/SPF, if this is not the case then it does not matter what third-party provider you are using because thi
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I guess I can see that but I think the combinations in some of these are making something that is much more significant than the sum of its individual components. If we are looking for bullet list items that have been changed or advanced in
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My grandmother was an 1895-1995 stretch and experienced that same remarkable sweep of technology. The other item that most people forget about are some of the radical consequences of the democratisation of travel in that period and just pri
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This is not a club, it is a series of books. If you or your son are so threatened by the idea that the main characters of a series of books about problem-solving using coding skills (and teaching of same) can be girls then I think the one
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Having endured several such calibration sessions at FB/Meta I can also assure you that we are not even talking about 'large' numbers before there is a strong expectation that the ranking totals within an org will meet the pre
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Coincidentally, she got me into computing and a roundabout fashion. My high school was across the street from the college whose computing program she ran, and the NSF grant she received that dropped 20+ Apple II+s across campus happened to
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4y ago
Regardless of whether or not that statement is true the head of state has absolutely nothing to do with it.
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At her coronation Eisenhower was president and she saw 13 US presidents while queen (and there was an additional three between her birth and when she became the queen.) Victoria actually saw more presidents come to power in her lifetime sin
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Well, I would guess that at the very least she would be able to spell throne.
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She was just a year and a bit short of passing Louis XIV for longest reigning monarch. Almost made it...
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Too bad that this is not a good option. Maybe someone will put a WiFi AP into an air integrated unit to enable connectivity :)
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This is also a first step into taking a big bite out of this (niche) market by Apple. As you note, everything now is very veritcal. You pick your computer and then you are locked in to its app, its cloud, and its air integrated units. Now t
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No, nor are there any generic air integrated Bluetooth units available at the moment but I expect that to change quickly. A smart play for Apple as the cost of a low-end rec dive computer makes this almost a no-brainer for anyone already in
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I will check it out as well, but as a general rule my confidence in a tech book just based on publisher is No Starch > Manning > O'Reilly > Wiley >>>> Packt. I cannot remember the last time a No Starch title let me
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While Brady is definitely an anomaly in American football there is a similar group in tennis that I have been watching with fascination for a while now. When I was young tennis stars were shooting stars that lit up the court for a few years
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It takes a huge amount of arrogance for a newcomer to waltz in and declare that a site's norms and standards are merely reflective surfaces used to build an imagined echo chamber. I frequently disagree with these same norms and bump up
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I think that the standard reply to such a complaint is that you are free to leave at any time. No one owes you a platform upon which to speak and if you are consistently downvoted into oblivion then perhaps that is a signal that it is time
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I have had a very good experience with 1Blocker so far. Not quite ublock origin but close enough that I almost never notice a difference from my daily desktop use. There is another extension called Vinegar that strips out YouTube ads, but u
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What gave USB NICs a bad reputation in the SBC community is that before the RPi4 the USB bus was USB 2.0 (the RPi4 has a USB 3.0 bus) and this meant that the max speed was 480 MBps if the NIC consumed the entirety of the bus. A USB NIC woul
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> Evidence would be interesting, but unsupported accusations don't add anything to the conversation. Seeing as how Adams has no evidence whatsoever that a large corporation whose HR department would be well-versed in what they can a
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So if you exclude the largest category of deaths and cherry-pick from the remaining data you think a point is being made? Sweden and Norway has similar covid death rates for children aged 6-8, therefore the public health policy differences
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> Is this an American thing to always brag something about race, or how much "non-racist we are"? Nobody gives a sh* here. Sure, you have no racial problems of your own to deal with... ( http://www.romea.cz/en&#x
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Tell them to clean the compacted lint out of the port using a straightened paperclip. Due to the nature of the lightning connector design the wedge-shaped connector can push and compress pocket lint into the port until enough is there to pr
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