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jmpman
8mo ago
I'd like to see more companies have clawback compensation for these "bold" decisions - stuff goes wrong, we are clawing back all your stock, even the tranche which vested during the first quarter pump and dump scam. And I
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jmpman
8mo ago
I believe the helium in the hard drives allows the heads to fly closer to the platter due to the different Reynolds number, not dust.
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9mo ago
I’ve wondered if something like this would drive down inflation in the US food supply.
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9mo ago
I paid for FSD the first month it was offered monthly. Was so bad I wanted my money back but couldn’t figure out how to get Tesla to refund. Feel worse for those who paid the full $8k
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9mo ago
You sound like my fellow citizens who have decided to use their theocratic power to push this view across my city and school. It impacts my children and their future mates. Sure, there’s an ideal world in which every person finds their idea
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10mo ago
Back in the early 2000s I was programming on an IBM AIX server. Multicore, maybe multiprocessor and within the same machine, the clocks were skewed between the processors. If you’d dispatch a process, and then check its outstanding running
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10mo ago
Once the US has air superiority, they don’t need their aircraft carriers anywhere close to Venezuela territory. The submarine fleet alone can enforce a blockade.
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10mo ago
This seems like the most logical explanation.
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10mo ago
I’m still waiting until I see little X Æ A-Xii playing in the street while Tesla Robotaxis deliver passengers before I buy these arguments. Until then, my children are playing in the street while these autonomous vehicles threaten their saf
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10mo ago
Did the original poster claim that he bought it from Woolworths, or did someone else buy it? I question if the poster obtained the gift card from some path where the original purchaser may have been scammed.
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10mo ago
My son was just scammed out of $1000 using some gift card scam. Typically these gift cards cannot be revoked once issued and anyone using the gift cards (like the people who scammed my son) would be able to reap the rewards without any cons
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10mo ago
The paranoid would also follow the write with a read command, setting the SCSI FUA (forced unit access) bit, requiring the disk to read from the physical media, and confirming the data is really written to that rotating rust. Trying to do s
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10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Integrity_Field This, along with RAID-1, is probably sufficient to catch the majority of errors. But realize that these are just probabilities - if the failure can happen on the first
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10mo ago
I’ve seen disks do off track writes, dropped writes due to write channel failures, and dropped writes due to the media having been literally scrubbed off the platter previously. You need LBA seeded CRC to catch these failures along with a n
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10mo ago
Any exotic materials required? Just carbon?
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10mo ago
I remember reading an article about British workers during WW2 who were willing to work any number of hours to beat the Nazis. Initially their productivity spiked as they worked more hours. Eventually it crashed, and they did a study to ide
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10mo ago
Not after citizens united.
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10mo ago
In my state, the politicians attempt to fund the schools the least amount possible. Healthcare will fare no better.
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10mo ago
The wealthy benefit from military spending as it keeps their resources secure. The ultra wealthy are also business owners who benefit from increased commerce made possible from the highways. They don’t benefit from paying for my father’s ca
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10mo ago
I’m concerned with anyone proposing “Medicare for all” in America, because they all state - for doctors who want to stay out of the system, they can be paid directly… that immediately causes a slightly different 2 tier system. Right now our
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11mo ago
N=1, but many of my other friends also have Teslas and their experiences are similar.
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11mo ago
I have a 2019 Model 3, and it has some paint issues, specifically in the door hinge areas. It had some suspension issues which were repaired in half a day, under warranty. It has an issue where the windshield in front of the self driving ca
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11mo ago
I’m talking about drive enclosures made by storage companies. The EMC, NetApp, IBM, HP type of places. Consumer grade cases all use the cheapest sheet metal they can find.
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11mo ago
The best drive enclosures I’ve worked on used laminated steel. Steel-plastic-steel in order to absorb the vibrations. Worked great, but for some reason this isn’t widely used in the industry, as if the laminated steel guys don’t have good s
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11mo ago
If it supported Steam and my game library, I would sprint to this option.
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11mo ago
Highlight of my day. Just finished the last Hardcore History WW2 podcasts.
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11mo ago
Disney has the Roger Rabbit themed rides at Disneyland. How is that not considered using the IP?
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11mo ago
Are they allowed to choose X vs Y?
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11mo ago
I’ve wondered if it makes sense to buy Intel along with Cerebrus in order to use Intels newest nodes while under development to fab the Cerebrus wafer level inference chips which are more tolerant of defects. Overall that seems like the che
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11mo ago
About 10 years ago my AC failed. Decided it was time to replace both my units including the air handler. Bought the equipment online from Alpine Air and it arrived in a few days. Then I put an ad on Craigslist for a AC installation. Paid $1
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