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gonzo
5y ago
Consider though https://twitter.com/lattera/status/1385299526270046209?s=20 > I resigned shortly after the notification. My resignation was separate from their decision to transition to FreeBSD. https:/&#
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6y ago
TNSR is really based in VPP, Linux is more of a platform than the actual functionality. Our commitment to FreeBSD continues unabated.
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gonzo
6y ago
Not Netgate
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6y ago
Normally the ship’s captain isn’t in-charge in the canal. The Suez Port Authority has pilots you have to hire for that.
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gonzo
6y ago
The plants on Oahu, where most of the population lives, burn heavy fuel oil and trash. The other islands burn diesel, from the refinery on Oahu. The ships also burned heavy fuel oil until this year.
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6y ago
There were attempts to use the ocean for a heat sorce/sink for downtown AC.
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6y ago
> But if you’re toilet’s basin is full, it doesn’t need any power to flush and drain. It just won’t fill again. typically there is enough pressure in the tank to allow a flush or two. you don't operate the well pump every time ther
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gonzo
6y ago
It took 15 minutes to go from 2 to 3
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6y ago
Zayo just sent notice that they’re cutting over to generators in the Texas area
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gonzo
6y ago
NOW LEVEL 3 https://twitter.com/ERCOT_ISO/status/1361215084010352644?s=2...
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6y ago
ERCOT just declared EEA-2 at 1:13am local Texas time.
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6y ago
"The only good Brit soldier is a deed one, burn auld fella, buuuuurn."
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6y ago
> If you search around, you can find interviews where he brags about closing the San Jose office because he thought everyone there was too entitled. Robert Pera (the CEO) got his start in the industry in San Jose.
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6y ago
Since Netgate (the company behind pfSense) paid for the Wireguard work, you can make a good bet that same will appear in a near-future release of pfSense.
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gonzo
6y ago
we're happy you're happy!
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6y ago
If you’re pumping water at any volume you’re using electricity (or fossil fuels). You can build head with a windmill, but moving water (gpm) requires horsepower. Also: LEDs are very efficient vs other types of lighting.
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6y ago
Must be why my foreign employees always want to visit the Apple store before returning to their home.
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gonzo
6y ago
They use Comic Sans on their slides. Now they can use Comic Mono on their xterm.
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gonzo
6y ago
Ken Biba (long ago CEO of Xircom) wanted a token passing mechanism for 802.11
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gonzo
6y ago
You seem to have not mentioned the lawsuit and clean room effort.
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gonzo
6y ago
Again???
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6y ago
This. Nobody thought Apple would make its own CPUs (SoCs, really.) Apple is going vertical.
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gonzo
6y ago
Netgate uses FreeBSD as the base for pfSense, and Scott Long (formerly of Netflix) now leads that effort.
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gonzo
6y ago
Remember when Microsoft claimed to invent various computing technologies, even though they had been around since the 70s or earlier? That’s the type of history you’re articulating here.
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6y ago
Can only make 1.5b doses in 2021, and 2 does/individual required, which is 750m individuals out of a world population of 7.8b. Less than 10% can get it I the first year.
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gonzo
6y ago
Funny. Thanks!
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6y ago
I always took the author money for articles I wrote for them in trade for extending my subscription.
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6y ago
I had Tadpole (my employer at the time) donate the SPARCbook. BEHEMOTH was a cool project in its day. Imagine what could be done now.
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6y ago
> The original version was developed at AT&T Bell Labs, a non-profit research institution, so the source code was permitted to be published and shared with others. This is not true. Consider what occurred with “Lions' Commentary
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6y ago
“Signed slips”... our son turned 18 half-way through his senior year of high school. So I explained that he could now sign his own excuses for being tardy, and no actually explanation was required. “Please excuse <name>, I am tardy.”
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