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6y ago
now they've upgraded from incident to outage and impact for all services. We're continuing to investigate connection issues for customers, and have upgraded the incident on our side to reflect an outage in service. All hands are
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justinlink
6y ago
Prenda Law used a similar tactic when they uploaded films to pirate bay and then sued anyone who downloaded them. You can bet if Schneider loses the case, she'll be left holding the bag as Virgin Islands-based Pirate Monitor Ltd disapp
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6y ago
$330 million per day or nearly 10 billion per month, not counting distribution costs. And could we manufacture 10 billion of them a month?
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6y ago
I'm sure there are mistakes and errors during any election. In the end it probably ends up being a non-factor. While wondering about the election results validity is a valid and good question, if you are suggesting maybe the polls are
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6y ago
I remember from that time in school more about global cooling especially aerosols and a lot of concerns about over-population. Of course smog was a concern too, but the science has definitely evolved since we were in school.
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6y ago
It is a coronavirus though, it's not an entirely new type of virus that we have never seen before. It has limitations.
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6y ago
It was playable to the end the last time I played 6 or 7 years ago. It has been in development since 2002.
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6y ago
I've had the same conversations and I've been warning my teacher wife that the path they are going down ignores what people in technology have already lived. The issue though comes down to each school is mandated to have so many s
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6y ago
For many schools, zoom is the backup plan. Covid caused the in-person outage. This isn't their area of expertise, and asking teachers to migrate to the backup and inform and assist their students to get online during an outage of unkno
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6y ago
Yes, some schools are planning on this. Breaks for lunch / recess. Too many schools are taking the approach that our learning wasn't structured enough in the spring, so we are going to the opposite extreme. It's going to have
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6y ago
The hospitalization numbers show the majority of them were under 1 year of age, who would not be attending school. This according to your link [2] >> Among 95 children aged <1 year with known hospitalization status, 59 (62%) were h
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7y ago
While I agree on the utility that other posts have mentioned, I also must say it also has room for kids in a smaller form factor. With three kids in car seats, I found the F-150 4-door cab to be a great option. They are designed with enough
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7y ago
It's Florida though. It's more of a swamp than a pond. Very likely it does not have fish, but might have snakes and the occasional alligator.
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7y ago
it was a construction site during the time of the accident. Tire tracks in grass (if he tried to stop at all) wouldn't be as out of place.
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7y ago
[desktop link] https://www.google.com/maps/place/Moon+Bay+Cir,+Wellington,+... [mobile] https://www.google.com/maps/@26.6249928,-80.227623,23m/data=... -- thanks to comment below for mob
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7y ago
I believe these have existed for years in the US too. I had a deaf friend in high school and she could call me using a service where they received typed messages from her. It was 20 years ago so I don't remember exactly how it worked o
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8y ago
It's a reference to something Nancy Pelosi said when passing Obamacare. "We have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it”.
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8y ago
quick patent it!
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8y ago
You are correct. If you switch up the statement: Then she goes into talking about her daughter who moved back in. Disabled. And when they went to the Social Security office and Welfare office, "those white people always seem to get it&
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9y ago
Lot of packet loss. Pennsylvania Comcast Business Class. Twitter has a lot of people complaining all over the country when searching the tag comcast.
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9y ago
Thanks - your response clears part of that. Our Boston customer was feeling it way before we did and appears much worse for them.
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9y ago
We're having issues with packet loss between S3 and EC2 (US-EAST) this morning for at least the last hour or so. It might be someone else in the pipe between our office (pennsylvania, comcast ISP) and AWS because I've only had one
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9y ago
Last year a neighbor had a comcast tech who identified a noisy signal somewhere on our block. He proceeded to disconnect every other house on the block and then left. He never told anyone at Comcast or the other houses. Took hours of battli
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10y ago
Actually, having a c-section would be worse for "career" focused mothers. Sure, you get to schedule your due date, but you are having a surgery. It takes longer to recover from a c-section then a natural birth. There is driving an
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11y ago
I've tried a few things: For the first year after my first daughter was born I "worked from home" on Wednesdays so I could stay home with her. Working from home consisted of doing a lot of extra work Tuesday and Thursday and
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12y ago
My HS (1998 - 2001) offered one half semester computer science course taught by the AP math teacher. It was using Pascal. I believe 1999 was the first time it was offered. I don't remember much of the course, I believe it just covered
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12y ago
This could have a mobile angle too. The HTC One was branded with Beats speakers and headphones. Maybe they'll do an iphone with "Beats Audio" rather than wait for another Android phone to have partnered with Beats.
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13y ago
I don't understand why Microsoft doesn't drastically reduce the price of their Windows instances. Microsoft is matching all of AWS prices, which means the Windows servers are more expensive than the Linux servers. Why not set your
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13y ago
They already argued he was biased, and lost. Source: http://ia601508.us.archive.org/28/items/gov.uscourts.cacd.54... As for appeal, he set the monetary awards at a figure just below the cost of a successfully appeal. So they may appeal, b
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13y ago
FYI, Prenda already argued that the Judge was biased in this case. The issue went before another judge, and was denied. Source: http://ia601508.us.archive.org/28/items/gov.uscourts.cacd.54...
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