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jgoldshlag
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jgoldshlag
4mo ago
It is in fact very hard, and LEO is not "solar orbit". You want your datacenters in sunlight 100% of the time, to not need heavy batteries, which is possible, but cooling is in fact very hard
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8mo ago
The point is that nearly all of the people doing this don't even live in the country where the land is being sold from. A simple sign would probably be quite effective
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11mo ago
This seems like a nonsense issue. Sorting 50 things takes 1-2 ms? What sort of potato was that timed on.
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jgoldshlag
3y ago
Lifestance bought up the practice I was going to a couple years ago, and I have continued to see the same people. Haven't heard any complaints from them, will have to ask at my next appointment I guess
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3y ago
Right now, it is your Tesla account. I assume the Ford Pay stuff in there explains how other manufacturers will do it
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jgoldshlag
4y ago
If there is an rm executable in the current directory, and also one later in your PATH, the second run might use a different rm that could do whatever it wants to
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5y ago
This. When my Cuisinart food processor bowl broke for the 2nd time, I went and got a RobotCoupe professional model. The cheese grater attachment I got for it says that you shouldn't run it for longer than 4 hours! at a time. Once you s
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5y ago
Honestly, stop with the E*on and whatnot. It just makes the article annoying to read. He doesn't care about any possible SEO "juice" you think that your blog post would give him, and it just makes the thing look unprofessiona
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5y ago
Everyone stays to the right
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5y ago
DeFi also includes the various crypto-adjacent scams, can't leave those out!
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5y ago
Not true, surely many of them are throwing money away on "blockchain technology", which cuts into their massive profits!
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5y ago
Not really, the windows file browser also lets you create and move files and directories. I guess you could ask to go down the route of not allowing that, but directory creation for one is super common.
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5y ago
Look at the times on some of that stuff too. 5 weeks for one dev to make a tool to close old JIRA tickets? WTF?
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7y ago
DOMPurify is a great library, BTW. Super small, super safe by default, no security holes found in months/years