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by kazen44 7y ago
> After the war ended, cooler heads prevailed and all wartime orders were lifted and capital and labor could reform, as it saw fit, and as such, the year immediately following the war produced the greatest annualized economic gains in th
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by kazen44 7y ago
the problem with your statement that NOT doing any of the counter measures (like self isolation) would result in the overloading of the healthcare system and many people dying. (heck, the healthcare system in the US seems to be overloaded a
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by kazen44 7y ago
tcp != the web. Also, most firewall don't break TCP, they break HTTP(S) because they want levels of control.
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by kazen44 7y ago
this. Many people here seem to not realize that TCP is used for much more then just http/https. Quick might be nice for web traffic, but i see little reason to use it as an underlay for BGP for instance.
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by kazen44 7y ago
actually, unless your job is absolutely essential (food supply, medical, telecommunications, water, power etc) staying home is exactly how you can help, because it flattens the curve.
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by kazen44 7y ago
> I find it bleak that we expect our societies and markets to function, solely driven by "selfish" value-chasing individuals. the inherent problem of today's society is exactly because it rewards people who are "selfi
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by kazen44 7y ago
Also, trump's anti-european sentiment is fuel on the fire for pro-federal and integrationist political forces in europe to form an ever closer union. Also, why should germany/EU not block this sale at the national/supranation
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by kazen44 7y ago
$800 for a crutch is insane. especially considering that one could do with some handy woodwork and some sticks if it was truly necessary.
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by kazen44 7y ago
there is good reason for this though. Mixing different generations of cpu's makes it very hard to allow live migrations/failover of certain workloads if they depend on instructions or features that are present in some CPU generati
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by kazen44 7y ago
the main reason you cannot mix CPU architectures in VMware systems is because doing a vmotion with zero downtime is impossible without major performance hits. having clusters with the same configuration is useful because it allows vcenter t
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by kazen44 7y ago
Availability is the big one. Getting high availability makes systems incredibly more complex and expensive. It's the same reason increasing redundancy and uptime to the next factor of nines is almost logarithmatically more expensive.
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by kazen44 7y ago
> Well that's the reason the War on Terror is such a stupid concept. There was no win condition. What if the win condition is actually having a constant percieved threat, and thus a war to act on said threat. From someone not from t
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by kazen44 7y ago
running processes in isolation has been happening for a long time. (jails for instance, have existed for a very long time and freebsd has been used a lot for hosting services in the past). while i agree docker solved the UI/UX problem,
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by kazen44 7y ago
the reason the league of nations failed (in many, but not all regards) has more to do with the economic and geopolitical situation at the time then it being a non american institution. the strife of the great depression and it's result
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by kazen44 7y ago
> All of this discussion on smart infrastructure is moot, imho, because it won't be guaranteed to be there on all roads and cars will have to be designed to work even when the smart infrastructure breaks down. Also, a vast majority
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by kazen44 7y ago
this might be true for the US, but in many parts of europe, roads are far more crowded. not to mention this doesn't solve the last mile problem.
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by kazen44 7y ago
implementing a new version of TCP would be nearly impossible because of all the equipment out in the field already. Changing transport protocol is far harder then changing IP protocol or layer 2 medium.
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by kazen44 7y ago
Also, the weimar republic was a very young democracy in a country with very little democratic traditions. Many germans simply didn't believe democracy was the form of goverment required to battle the great depression and return germany
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by kazen44 7y ago
some historians argue the prussian-franco war, ww1 and ww2 are essentially the same conflict.
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by kazen44 7y ago
Also, world war 1 was revolutionary in terms of politics. The many countries (sometimes newly established after the fall of an empire like austrian-hungary or russia) suddenly found themselves with a completely new political system. The nov
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by kazen44 7y ago
a VM can cost far less then $5 a month to run, depending if your bussiness is large enough and can run (or have it run for you) its infra properly. I once did some simple estimation of a cost of a VM inside our own infrastructure, and the c
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by kazen44 7y ago
as far as i know this is still supported. i know this option has existed till atleast 2008.
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by kazen44 7y ago
does it though? Kubernetes is a complex system, and many if not most providers have a "okeish" setup at best.
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by kazen44 7y ago
heck, even 3xx series systems are still compatible on modern IBM mainframes. you can say alot about IBM, but excellent compatibility is not one its weaknesses.
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by kazen44 7y ago
this might alsso have to do with the fact that a F150 might be qualified as a truck instead of a passenger car? i am not sure if that is also the case with the tesla truck, but it might be reason why no tests are available. But people seem
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by kazen44 7y ago
either that or port 53 is simply DNATted to an internal DNS server. Which will make your wireguard VPN unreachable.
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by kazen44 7y ago
Also, AD is probably one of microsoft's best products. It's actually rather stable, and can integrate with nearly everything.
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by kazen44 7y ago
The brussels effect[1] is a good argument for this. People said the same thing with GDPR, labour laws and enviromental laws. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brussels_effect
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by kazen44 7y ago
> There are life and death implications in medical privacy in most countries. Stigma is real, as are insurance risk algorithms. Hell, in some countries people have been killed because of their medical history. Also, centralizing this da
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Also, this shows the massive disconnect between those who make money from said data and those who provide that data.

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