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Intel Buys x86 Chip Maker – Kind Of
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The POSIX specification includes awk, but not perl or python. The world of UNIX and UNIX-likes is larger than just Linux distributions. Depending on the utility you plan on building and the platforms you expect it to run on, it may be wiser
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If you would like to take advantage of such an option, you are also opting in to taking on an operational burden. That burden is exactly maintaining a set of backup keys and testing them on a regular basis.
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Yubikeys (or at least some models) can be configured with multiple different OTP implementations. Yubico's own OTP implementation behaves as you have described. It is not a guarantee that generating an OTP from a Yubikey means you have
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In the US, generally speaking, the following items are necessary for a contract: 1. Multiple parties 2. Consideration: all parties must get something out of it. You may have an agreement where you don't get something out of it, but y
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You've got at least two incorrect names in your post, and possibly three. Trayvon (not Trevor) Martin was killed by George Zimmerman. Phil Zimmermann (different last name than George 'nn' vs 'n') wrote PGP.
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It depends on what you need from the PC. There's a huge market of fanless mini PCs, which are taking generic laptop motherboards + CPUs (likely bulk orders of surplus from white-label ODMs) and putting them in thick aluminum enclosures
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There's a really good Rich Hickey talk about versioning. Agree or not, it's a great prompt for considering what you want from versioning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyLBGkS5ICk
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> This machine ID MUST be placed in the UUID proceeding the timestamp and sequence counter bits. I read this as a strange word choice, but interpret as follows: "This machine ID MUST proceed from the timestamp and sequence counter.&
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Not sure on Windows licensing, but their major enterprise software such as SQL Server and SharePoint are free for dev use cases. When installing you have to provide a license. You can select a "Dev license" option, which gives you
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Until you want to walk the generator twice -- stateful generators are a design flaw, in my opinion.
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Once bootstrapped, the excess energy can go into kiln drying the input for the next batch.
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I think the cool parts of Warp are outside of those bullets. I wouldn't suggest that the responses to the bullets are a replacement to what the product is doing. I just don't think those bullets make a strong argument on their ow
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This actually looks pretty cool, but I can't help myself from some quick responses to their first bullets: > Developers work in teams, but terminals don’t support collaboration With SSH, tmux supports full terminal session sharing.
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> Unfortunately, because this issue impacted several redundant network switches, a larger number of EC2 instances in this single Availability Zone lost network connectivity. These may be redundant by a reasonable definition, but they c
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* Oligopoly, unless you're claiming that an infrastructure provider is one of the following: Either: 1. A sole provider of a good or service OR 2. One of several ruling elites that form the primary basis of government. Monopoly:Oligopo
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The sample you gave (and my experience in general) has official docs on the first page, but unfortunately below the fold. Top answers include various tutorial sites and an SO answer. Ninja edit: my default search engine is DDG.
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> I mean, put yourself into the hypothetical supreme naval planner of, say, the US or Japan at the time. Are you really going to gamble your entire nations (or empires, if you will) capability to project force overseas on the notion that
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It should be a parameter that takes as an argument the current user and logs the invocation, "--if-it-breaks-i-take-personal-responsibility $USER" to really make sure folks understand what they're doing.
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Apartments are leased - this is what I was responding to. You're right that I created a false duality of apartment=lease vs house=owned.
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How does the ownership structure of your residence affect your ability to clear smoke from a room, or your ability to effectively season a cast iron skillet?
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Rather, everyone is making money, but the OEMs could make more if they'd be willing to raise MSRP. It's a shortage of supply, not a stoppage.
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You're arguing past one another. The parent's working assumption is that concentrated lithium is much cheaper to harvest than trace lithium in natural deposits. You seem to be assuming that it is cheaper to mine trace minerals tha
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I have a couple questions I didn't see addressed in the article. I like this tech, and am curious to learn more. 1. Are the changes detectable? 2. Are the changes reversible? 3. Are the changes deterministic? 1 and 2 go toward whether
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Feel free to reach out via email if you want to follow up. My address is in my profile. I'll note, as I did to a sibling reply of yours, I made observations about a specific pattern that showcases performance issues in PQ/M. PQ&#x
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Not "PQ falls over with 1Ks of items," but rather "the M language does not do well with accumulation patterns on tables; naive approaches can hit significant performance issues in the 1Ks of records and sophisticated approach
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Power Query's streaming semantics for tables and lists can lead to severe performance issues with even modest data volumes. Table.Buffer and List.Buffer offer some small amount of control, but it's likely that you have a pipeline
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> I don't understand the point of this function, when Excel already has Power Query. Because Power Query is not a spreadsheet application, and has some much more severe performance cliffs than Excel proper does.
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You do get free Krispy Kreme, but you don't need four lines of the card. https://krispykreme.com/promos/vaccineoffer
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You're responding to someone else now. I'll quote myself: > I don't really have much to disagree with you about, but maybe you want to check the "monopoly" claim. If you want to have a debate, we can. Name some
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