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by garettmd 5y ago
Although the new CEO has only been in place for about a week. I bet this acquisition has been in the works for longer than that.
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by garettmd 5y ago
There is a large community of folks running kubernetes at home, aptly known as k8s-at-home ( https://k8s-at-home.com/ ). They're a great resource for anyone wanting to get started with k8s at home (and especially on Pi&#
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by garettmd 5y ago
I use Brave, with the Rewards junk, and it has maintained its speed that every other browser I've used loses as it fills up with caches, history, extensions, etc.
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by garettmd 5y ago
It wasn't just the fingerprinting and data collection that was mentioned. There were also out-of-date dependencies with known vulnerabilities. Also, their un-audited kernel driver.
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by garettmd 5y ago
I see what you're saying, but much of the factors driving the "misbehavior" is due to companies being in-cahoots with each other on creating convoluted pricing schemes, kickbacks with various parties, and muscling through leg
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by garettmd 5y ago
How does the cost of a drug change based on who is consuming it? That's like saying the cost of a loaf of bread changes based on who is buying it. The price you charge for the bread might change, but the cost is the same regardless
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by garettmd 5y ago
This. It's telling that people working inside this system operate on a totally different set of rules for how to determine basic things like the cost of some input.
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by garettmd 5y ago
I think the issue here is that the system that has been setup is so dysfunctional that there is some validity to the phrase "the cost is unknowable". But prior to this regulation, it was extremely difficult to even ascertain just
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by garettmd 5y ago
Have you used it since they introduced HCL2? It supports other data structures much better than it used to. Maps, lists, sets, etc. are much easier to work with.
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by garettmd 5y ago
Does it seem like "GRAND" in that last paragraph was a hint at what they're building for the data issues he mentioned in the second to last paragraph?
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by garettmd 5y ago
Well, I think there's a difference transparency with salaries of existing employees, and transparency with the salary being offered to new employees. And it would benefit that person by giving them the information they need to decide w
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by garettmd 5y ago
This. I've seen several sectors where prices are going up, and everyone always points to narrow causes particular to that sector for prices going up. But everyone seems to ignore the fact that when you add trillions of dollars to the e
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by garettmd 5y ago
All you'd really need is a file explorer that works with S3. Create a new file in the TMP folder, and it gets sent out. View received emails in the appropriate folders. It would also be trivial to setup an app or web form for creating
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by garettmd 6y ago
Thanks for the link to Hawkpost, it looks really cool!
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by garettmd 6y ago
I think it depends a lot on how long your password is, as well.
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by garettmd 6y ago
I'm wondering about the impacts of cheap/accessible DNA sequencing in the future. Not just impacts to existing businesses, but what does it mean from a privacy perspective? If someone could take a strand of your hair and then get
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by garettmd 6y ago
This. Taskspooler is a powerful but simple tool that seems to be fairly unknown.
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by garettmd 6y ago
To be fair, I've had FiOS for more than a year now, and this is the first incident I've had with them. I'm pretty comfortable saying they have a much better reputation than Comcast...
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by garettmd 6y ago
I'm curious if you read the article, as the end the article points to the Dark Waters film (pointing out that the author's book was the inspiration for the movie), along with two other resources. This article is obviously an opini
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by garettmd 6y ago
And just because they have that capability, doesn't mean they can "legally" use it. The posted article says that it can do a better resolution than that 50cm, but didn't specify how much better.
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by garettmd 6y ago
I like OneNote, but the main sticking point for me is that the mobile experience (at least on Android) is pretty terrible. It's so free-form that when you get to a smaller screen, I end up having constantly scroll around to view everyt
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by garettmd 6y ago
Also, https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a34389129/crab-evol...
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It's crabs all the way down(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by garettmd 6y ago|1 comments
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by garettmd 6y ago
Takes balls to name a tool "vd"
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by garettmd 6y ago
Most autoscaling platforms let you define min and max types of restrictions. I assume DO would have the same functionality in their autoscaling.
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by garettmd 6y ago
This is probably part of why they stopped referring to it as "hass", although many who have been a part of the ecosystem (and probably don't speak German) continue to use the term.
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by garettmd 6y ago
Well thanks for that recommendation. Added to my reading list
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by garettmd 7y ago
I think many people are missing the point that this doesn't appear to be a finished product ready for developers to use. It looks like Eclipse's goal is to make a foundation that others can customize for their purposes, building o
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by garettmd 7y ago
Looks great! Can you add a feature to copy the flag/notation/etc when you click on it?
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by garettmd 7y ago
What does this have to do with Oracle Cloud?

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