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by hrez 6y ago
The point here is that specs are not nearly identical. Which was a premise of the comment I was replying to.
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by hrez 6y ago
> the specs being nearly identical graviton2 are real cores while amd/intel is SMT vCPU's. So 2x real cores difference.
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by hrez 6y ago
managed vs self-managed among other things
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by hrez 6y ago
Except it doesn't run in any of your VPC's.
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by hrez 6y ago
to cloudshell?
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by hrez 6y ago
Oh how many times I closed these cloudshell's with Cntr-w while editing commandline. Biggest annoyance ever.
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by hrez 6y ago
It's not like they bought it big. It grew up. Same as TSLA.
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by hrez 6y ago
The easiest path forward is to convert to oracle linux. You don't even have to reinstall centos for that. Being rhel clone it's already supported by many commercial apps and unsurprisingly by oracle apps. Given that's an opti
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by hrez 6y ago
Nothing would prevent DOH to use <randomIP>:<randomPORT> as a resolver. Be it an application or a device. Pi-hole will never see it.
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by hrez 6y ago
AWS mislabeled something that is a "backup" (delta copy to s3) as a "snapshot". That's not what is called snapshot in the storage world. Granted ESX snapshots aren't exactly that either.
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by hrez 6y ago
> I also recall someone working years ago on a way to push snapshots to S3 You can pipe zfs send to gof3r.
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by hrez 6y ago
Yet they fought a lot in the past: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_between_Russia_an...
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by hrez 6y ago
In US it's already in practically every milk and in many cereals. Shipping it to everybody would be a giant waste. It'd likely end up in trash. It's already fairly cheap so subsidizing it won't help much with the demand.
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by hrez 6y ago
I'd settle for comprehensions. It already has generic for/range so why not. That would cover a lot of boilerplate annoyances.
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Kopia v0.6.0(kopia.io)
2 points by hrez 6y ago|0 comments
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by hrez 6y ago
Are you talking about "up to $3k/year" carryover? How is that any significant?
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by hrez 6y ago
It has a non-zero Vit-D but watch out for mercury.
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by hrez 6y ago
Not everyone can afford getting half naked under the sun on a daily basis. It's easier to be deficient than you think. Do a blood test. You may get an unpleasant surprise. I think about half of the population is either insufficient or
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by hrez 6y ago
What people have to do to avoid KDBX4 db store :) Those are easy to backup, sync etc.
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by hrez 6y ago
Direct connect still charges per GB out. The cheapest listed location is $0.02/Gb.
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by hrez 7y ago
Coronavirus: Facebook tells most Bay Area employees to work from home https://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/Coronavirus-Fac...
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by hrez 7y ago
Wasn't there something about fans blowing at 100% with non-HPE drives due to their firmware?
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by hrez 7y ago
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/ct/ You can check your domains there or subscribe for email notifications.
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CISA Releases Emergency Directive and Activity Alert on Critical Microsoft(us-cert.gov)
2 points by hrez 7y ago|0 comments
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by hrez 7y ago
The Economist podcasts.
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by hrez 7y ago
Most of them are implemented through Apex clearing.
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by hrez 7y ago
It's Apex Clearing that provides fractional shares ability to the bunch of discount brokerages and roboadvisors. Edit: Looks like Robinhood moved out of Apex to their own clearing.
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by hrez 7y ago
Executive stock based compensation also dilutes shares which buybacks balance back. Shareholders may get way less in value from buybacks than execs. on topic https://www.ft.com/content/0f863da4-0b6e-11ea-b2d6-9bf4d1957.
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by hrez 7y ago
AFAIK free version didn't allow any granularity to disable web protection.
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by hrez 7y ago
The reason I no longer use Bitdefender is because they forced MITM httpS in the browser. It wasn't optional in free product and I don't know if it is in paid. Has that changed?

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