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hitpointdrew
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Honestly, I probably would have stuck with Paramount + for quite some time if they had their own freaking show on their streaming service. I got Paramount + because I wanted to watch Yellowstone, which is a show created/published by Pa
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3y ago
Really? I just canceled in favor of Paramount +, which I will likely cancel soon as well.
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3y ago
This might not be feasible. If you are making a game for yourself and your kid, you might not be using assets (art, sound, etc.) that you could distribute/sell in your game. I made a game for my daughters 3rd birthday, recorded some Bl
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3y ago
You need to go back to school any amount of money above 0 is some impact, no matter how rich you are.
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3y ago
Put up, or shut up. If you want to pay more, the fucking pay more, you are free to give the IRS more. I don’t understand why anyone, ever, would be in favor of more or higher compulsory taxes.
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3y ago
> bedside cordless phone 1998 called, they want their phone back. In seriousness though, you could have used black electrical tape and saved yourself the nauseating smell of nail polish.
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3y ago
> Theres clouds built with KVM No shit, they have huge teams and this is their bread and butter. I have 3 people. I do know my stuff, which is why I would never use KVM and try to match that to the features VMWare gives me with a team of
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3y ago
>KVM works great. Do you think major cloud providers are building everything on VMware? Major cloud providers have huge teams developing their compute as a service, that is what they do, that is the bread and butter. I don't have th
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3y ago
Like what? There is no real open source comparable option to VMware if are running your own hypervisors. KVM? Not even close, you need a host of other tools to get what you have with esxi and vcenter. You’ll spend months just finding and co
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3y ago
Pretty sure the high temp, has less to do with the carbon dioxide, and more to do with the fact that the planet rotates so slowly. It takes 243 earth days for one day on Venus.
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> Astrophysicists largely agree that dark matter explains a variety of strange phenomena, Which astrophysicists? What percentage? This is vague hyperbole trying to dismiss a theory many respected astrophysicists take seriously. This read
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3y ago
> In other words, since randomly increasing a person’s income does not reduce their crime rate, the first set of theories are falsified This a rather false conclusion. I will concede wealth alone isn’t a predictor of weather someone is l
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3y ago
I don't know why node local dns isn't installed by default on a vanilla k8s setup. Seems like it would reduce a lot of headache.
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3y ago
Do you have node local DNS setup? https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/administer-cluster/nodeloca... Might have been a quicker, easier "fix".
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3y ago
Mostly physical at this point. I am lacking in the reading/meditation/relationships, for sure, need to step up my game. * Monday: Run 4 miles * Tuesday: 1 hour strength/weights, 20 min on stationary bike (6.2 miles) *
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3y ago
To be fair I don't have insights into your projects. But generally speaking in my experience, anytime there is already some standard most people have adopted, rolling your own solution is usually the wrong solution, and typically over
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3y ago
> To keep things simple, we used Nomad, and instead of K8s CNIs, we built our own Rust-based TLS-terminating Anycast proxy (and designed a WireGuard/IPv6-based private network system based on eBPF). That is quite the opposite of “si
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> the wealthy have a higher tax burden because they have most of the money Well duh. This isn't really an argument. This is one of those "facts" that is so obvious, yet people think it should be somehow shocking, like &quo
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3y ago
You should review the tax code, instead of parroting talking points. The top 5% already pay the vast majority of the tax dollars.
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I mean if they haven't really assigned you issues yet, and it seems like they are fine with you slowly getting up to speed. Then I would dissect the project and setup a fully local dev environment in docker-compose that included the da
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And this is why you terminate access, then fire, not the other way around.
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3y ago
>The application could do that. How do you manage multiple instances of the application and not introduce split brain? > Or you could do it at disk level (RAID). That is not comparable. RAID's redundancy is not the same as the re
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3y ago
Nope, nope and nope. Went to the github page for spacetimedb, it does everything that is terrible. >Instead of deploying a web or game server that sits in between your clients and your database, your clients connect directly to the datab
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3y ago
Since this article's dateline says "TOKYO" I am going to assume that this is real wasbi. Just a note to everyone out there thinking that they should eat more wasbi, unless you live in Japan, chances are slim that you have eve
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3y ago
People still use basecamp? I thought everyone was in Jira now.
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If I had the resources I would. Not /s
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3y ago
What is “calling a car”? Like taxi? By the time it’s gets there you might as well just waited for your car to charge. And yeah, God forbid you move from something with more flexibility and freedom (a combustion engine), to something with le
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> Plus you can do it at home, while you sleep. If you're on a long trip the range is long enough now that is a good reason to stretch your legs and hydrate. Oh it's so easy and convenient! You are being short sighted, yeah in i
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3y ago
I don’t want an EV. EV’s will never be a viable option until they are better in every facet than a combustion engine. The charging is cumbersome and much longer than filling a gas tank, hard pass. I would buy a combustion engine car, even i
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3y ago
Uncle Sam can’t but your car can, and Uncle Sam is real friendly with those car manufacturers.
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