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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
IANAL, but it seems pretty cut and dry to me: either Twitter served up an ad next to the objectional content or it didn't. A number of the named advertisers claim to have zero tolerance policies when it comes to their brand being place
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
I own a Toyota Sienna and Volkswagen Golf. Its almost like this place is a fairly open forum where people with radically different views can comment on things.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
I'd love to see the magic quadrant on suborbital ballistic interceptors.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
> How did Iran-Israel relations even get this bad to begin with? I know you were just posing this rhetorically, but I love the folks above that are responding as if this is something that can be answered adequately in the hacker news com
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
You can hire people that actually know how to drive business outcomes using AWS.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
Really depends on cash flow.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
This thing is the definition of vendor lock in. It's a rack full of non-commodity hardware using non-standard connectors and a bunch of custom software. The industry moved to commodity x86 for compute for a reason.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
> What if you could spin up an entire enterprise infrastructure by just loading up this rack? This is already being done quite successfully with existing offerings. Flexpod, VxRack, Nutanix, there are a ton of options.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
Just responding to each of the points, rather than the whole argument from the thread: > Well not Steve Wynn personally but I mean how do you think the Somali pirates got paid? They literally airlifted them cash. Again, cash is not an op
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
A million bitcoin? Absolutely not, that would be 1/19 of all bitcoin ever created and would be worth nearly 28 billion dollars. MGM's market cap is less than 13 billion dollars. A million dollars worth of bitcoin? Probably, and
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
Hard disagree. Crypto is the only real way to move large sums of illicit money across the world. The people that attacked MGM aren't going to show up to accept cash or diamonds, and Steve Wynn isn't going to hop on a plane to Mo
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
"strange"? or "crime"?
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
"Mulder, it's me"
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
I bet they are using crypto and AI, too, for the cyber. It's buzzwords all the way down. Grifters gonna grift...
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
I feel like such an asinine statistic should use Imperial units!
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
so basically just precompute all the answers you will need and then just look up the values later?
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
This is genuinely hilarious. Well done.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
Something like 90% of webservers are running Linux. Alma, RedHat, etc are primarily focused on enterprise servers, not consumer devices. But since you are looking for consumer devices running Linux, I recommend you check out Android, which
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
"It's not the pile, it's piling it higher."
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
Ignore the app developers for a second. What reddit is doing is horrible for the users. Reddit benefitted massively from 3rd party apps making it easier for users to contribute, comment, moderate, etc. Without those users' efforts the
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
1 hour meetings that start at any time other the top of the hour (x:00) are the absolute worst. Meetings that are adjacent to lunch are fair game. They just need to start/end on time.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
They aren't "subscribing" to the platform: they're engaging with it via a premium toolset that is not provided by the platform. The platform benefits because the engagement, content creation, moderation, etc. that the u
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
Tesla has never been concerned with post-sales support or maintenance.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
https://isitdns.com/
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
some people just need to dance
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
Believe it or not: more lasers
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
If the need is there, AWS will park a 45' long shipping container outside your place that can hold up to 100PB. https://aws.amazon.com/snowmobile/ Or you can get a Snowball that holds 80TB. These you just ship vi
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
+1 for startallback I just paid them $5 this morning and I couldn't be happier. I am able to have my taskbars exactly how I want them. The productivity gain has paid for itself many times over.
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by fuzzylightbulb 3y ago
Looks nice enough. Why isn't this on the Play Store?
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by fuzzylightbulb 4y ago
The US's opinions on the legitimacy of the ICC is not relevant to this at all. Russia's opinions on the legitimacy of the ICC is not relevant to this at all. It's not like Moscow is ever going to deliver Putin to any crimi

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