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4y ago
Those countries would love to blackmail you. Just encrypt your data rclone would do that.
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5y ago
Quants: Citadel and Jane Street.
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5y ago
I wish this was a standard feature. My company is really bad at alerts, I just have rules to send them to the trash. I have my own i I am going to implement this if I ever design an alert system.
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5y ago
I have tried using Linux for desktop and just sucks. I just need something that works and something that I need to chase a xyz problem after an each upgrade. I still chase these issues for server dist upgrades, but at least I don't hav
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5y ago
So you are saying that you can tune SMR drives to behave like CMR with sysctl settings? But QNAp / Synology won't do that? May be because WD was mixing SMR and CMR drives with the same product code, so consumers didn't know w
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5y ago
Russia wasn't part of the original dispute, so it's Russia poking EU and seeing if they will concede. Can't allow bullies to bully.
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5y ago
anytime I order anything, but amazon the package takes 3 to 5 days at minimum. Amazon is 1 day most of the time.
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5y ago
I used ultraedit like 15 years ago, but switched to notepad++. I think due to performance problems. I don't like sublime3, too much tinkering via a command line.
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5y ago
Crypto are a scam these days. The contract can be changed, it isn't set in stone. Look at the Ethererum and Ethereum Classic. While they are called crypto currencies, most of them if not all aren't used as currencies. I just to gi
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5y ago
You are conflating problems. Digital companies gained a lot of revenue when brick and mortar stores were closed, isnt that kinda obvious?
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5y ago
What? No benchmarks? I doubt this will beat my macbook air or even T14. Also lacks access to the VPN, so not sure what's the use case.
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5y ago
$15 internet, $200 rent due to section 8.
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6y ago
I manage a fairly small ES cluster of 20 i3en.2xlarge instances that ingest data from 300+ apps. Yes, the only problem I see is the field type collision and it happens occasionally. Otherwise elastic doesn't require much operational ti
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6y ago
Same for NYC, people are leaving Manhattan for larger places in Brooklyn, Long Island and nearby states like NJ/CT. Everybody expects a hybrid wfh model, so everyone within a communitable range of an office in NY. My bet that FAANG wil
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6y ago
Uh whoever wrote this piece should just stop writing article about tech, it's unreadable and technologically immature. I had to scroll and scroll and I lost what was the point of the article?
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6y ago
Care to prove? Here is the link to the relevant data: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/homicide.htm Homicide rate in EU is 1.7, US is 5.8 or 4.3 (Firearms only).
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6y ago
Stolen most likely and abandoned when thieves got sick. >NTV reported that eight such radiothermal generators were brought to Georgia in the early 1980s to power relay antennas during construction of the Inguri and Khudoni hydroelectric
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6y ago
Liberal? Why throw politics into this? I am going to bet that conservatives are fatter on average than liberals.
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6y ago
Except if you read the papers they aren't saying that. You are trying to spread BS here. We can take a look at China where the lockdown worked quiet well. >Official data from Germany’s RKI agency suggest strongly that the spread of
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6y ago
And in about 3 months he will switch back. At this point you can just install ChromeOS from Neverware and have better experience. You can install third party apps with flatpaks.
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6y ago
If someone is going to throw 10gbit ddos at your home ip - how few firewall rules are going to help? I am not very well versed in ddos, but that's just traffic generated from thousands of bots. Its still takes bandwidth and will litera
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6y ago
> I can go about my business around the house and get back in minutes if someone pings me on Slack. So your phone alerts you about every work email?
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6y ago
So just wrap up the day? What about if something happens when you "wrapped" your day up? Or someone got a question? You still need to be at the computer, same as in the office.
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6y ago
You need to pay NY taxes, you worked for NY office. If you don't want to pay NY taxes then ask Google to change your office location to NJ. And NY will demand their taxes 100%.
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6y ago
As long as he works for NY office he will pay NY taxes. He would need to ask Google to switch his office's location.
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7y ago
Teams is ok, it's just too much functionality. I have problem finding the correct chat room for the voice call right away, I always have to double check if I am in the correct chat.
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7y ago
So right now she is independent, but under UBI she has to beg her family? Is that what you call a success of UBI? That's just income redistribution from the most vulnerable, right wing would love this.
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7y ago
Sane? Like a great-grandmother? Would be she insane to live in NYC where is her whole family?
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7y ago
Because you would cut programs all social programs like medicaid, ssi, section 8 and etc. How would these people live going forward?
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7y ago
Where did you get that? UBI won't help people that get free housing in NYC UBI doesn't work with HCOL areas.
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