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So long as you're at or under 6ft tall - its a great plane. Hard to beat the roomyness of the 172 (for it's class)
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No - I believe these will be up to 64core & 416GB
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Database
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Thanks! I'll give it a shot
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> This VM even finds and uses all my displays Are you using VirtualBox? VMWare? I have had hell getting this to work properly.
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Discover immortality.
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I'll take one.
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42 mpg, 50.4mpg
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Really, I thought all the basic decompression was handled on silicon by the "sound card" now, integrated or not.
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The only issue I have with the 5510 is they keyboard. Compared to my 2011 MBAir, this thing is really sub-par. There is a lot of trackpad jitter as well - which is easy to disable when a mouse is plugged in, but still. edit: the camera is a
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Has anyone done a coding bootcamp? With the plethora of relatively cheap/free resources out there from Universities, to professional institutions, all the way to YouTube, what is the appeal? Do the certifications count for anything to
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That, and ETOPS planning.
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People have spoken with their wallets. The legacy carriers that traditionally had larger seats and more varied classes of service were eaten alive by budget carriers on Price.
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I got into a Top 15 MBA program with a sub 3.0 undergrad GPA. Just means I had to show progress and initiative post-bachelors, do well on my tests, and have a good reason for it in my essays in interviews.
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Not OP, but if you're using KeePass2 - you can install the KeePassHTTP plugin, and use the chromeIPass extension.
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These prices need to show some resiliency before any producer is going to throw serious cash towards more production. There is a pretty large lag time to build back all the services and bring new wells "online", 6-12 months?. Prod
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Sounds a lot like the PHP mindset.
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And the "housewife" skew was probably pretty heavy in the 1970's, where his data starts.
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In the interim, I imagine that long haul truckers will be decimated - and short haul trucking (last 20 miles) will flourish. That should soften the blow through the transition period; where AI is good enough to drive straight out of a loadi
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When you're a developer, not a systems guy, so the idea of running a "database server" sounds scarier than just opening a file.
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10y ago
And Sun, for being assholes about Java.
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Thats ok, they made it so THIN
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I also remember the reddit thread. There were a LOT of people questioning your decision to tour Africa, with some scary sounding warnings. Have you run into anything as dangerous as they made it seem?
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Yes, on x86 systems it mimics a DS3615. I've seen it installed on cheap dell desktops, like an optiplex 755. Works well, with some limitations. I dont think their automatic port forwarding service (quickconnect) works well - since tha
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It's easy, fast (both Development speed and Page Views), and can deploy anywhere with a few clicks? It has no novel concepts that require learning something new. It has a plethora of existing code, documentation, frameworks, and StackO
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Since when did something need to have novel features or ideas in order to be productive? I'll counter that one of the main reasons PHP became such a used language (other than ease of deploy) is exactly the reasons you dislike it. There
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Lets land it on the moon, and use it for spare parts when we build a Lunar Base!
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Ah, I spotted one of these the other day cruising around Austin. Pretty slick looking vehicle.
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Serious Question: doesn't induction heating solve some of this? Also, it seems like they're focusing on tubing type structures.
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And bolster the military industrial complex a bit more. It is a war, afterall.
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