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by markbnj 4y ago
I haven't used more than two PCIe slots for a long time now. My current asus mobo has ... 4 I think, and I use two: one for the evga gpu and another for a usb 3.0 card I had lying about.
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by markbnj 4y ago
> Google is just horrible, when it comes to any form of support, paid or not. They make paypal look helpful by comparison. We have been running production on Google Cloud for six years. We are not a large customer: our spend is in the lo
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by markbnj 4y ago
> white folks were like "but Indian food smells!" It does smell... freaking delicious.
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by markbnj 4y ago
Came here to see if someone said "Star Citizen."
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by markbnj 4y ago
It's a polyglot world for IAC, and even standing before both tools in their current state I can imagine other axes of consideration that might rank as highly as the specific characteristics of the language. In our case we adopted TF se
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by markbnj 4y ago
I live in New Jersey, and I suspect the law of unintended consequences is going to come in hard on this one. The stores all sell cheap reusable bags so that customers don't get caught in line with nothing to carry their goods in. I&#x2
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by markbnj 4y ago
It's been a long time, but I seem to recall the term being used to describe a specific animation performed over the head of a fallen enemy when playing MMOs like Asheron's Call or Dark Age of Camelot, which I played a lot of circa
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by markbnj 4y ago
I live in the northeast and we seem to still have local music stores offering the usual mix of instrument sales and service, lessons, sheet music and other supplies, etc. If I understand correctly from casual conversations with the owner of
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by markbnj 4y ago
You'll be happy to know that movie has been made :). I watched it as a young kid and found it pretty scary. Years later I saw it again and it was of course laughably bad. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059065/
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by markbnj 5y ago
Probably? I haven't been there in years, but I'll be contacting them to pay the fine.
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by markbnj 5y ago
Nice work, very fast, simple display. Also, I learned that a speeding ticket I never paid back in the 80's is still an open case, and that a few articles I wrote in the 90's have been cited in dozens of patents. Yippee.
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by markbnj 5y ago
I think there are some pretty solid reasons why certain types of people remain very interested in it. If you're a space sim nerd then it ticks a lot of boxes. I played it about a month ago for the first time, after a decade or so of mo
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by markbnj 5y ago
I got a laugh out of that with the first characters I typed. Thanks :).
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by markbnj 5y ago
>> Don't you re-watch your favourite movies and TV shows? Why would YouTube be any different? I honestly don't very often, and when I do it tends to be over a span of time long enough to forget many of the details. I do have
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by markbnj 5y ago
>> I suspect, without proof, that this is because a large segment of the global population watches music videos and variety show clips on YouTube, over and over on repeat. That's a great point, and could very well explain showing
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by markbnj 5y ago
I know recommendations are hard, so I don't want to be too critical, but youtube does a couple of things that drive me nuts: they recommend videos I've already watched, and which they know I've already watched because the sit
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by markbnj 5y ago
> Right now, that is all technically possible, so they'd be defrauding their shareholders if they didn't try. Can you expand on this? Are you saying that if a business opportunity exists and a company elects not to pursue it th
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by markbnj 5y ago
This article on how haproxy uses SO_REUSEPORT goes into some more detail: https://www.haproxy.com/blog/truly-seamless-reloads-with-hap...
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by markbnj 5y ago
Thanks, for some reason didn't come across those when I was setting this up a couple years ago. I'll give them a try.
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by markbnj 5y ago
>> Only thing I don't like about it is that Netflix isn't on it.. but that's hardly Kodi's fault. My main use case for it actually was wanting to watch netflix, youtube and prime on my desktop monitor from my offic
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by markbnj 5y ago
Our systems that talk to S3 in CA and OR are timing out trying to open SSL connections. AWS lists outages in these regions on their status page.
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by markbnj 5y ago
I'm not a security expert. I spent a good chunk of time yesterday mitigating this with our security people so I have a decent overview of the bug and how it's exploited. If you aren't running an application on your home serve
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by markbnj 5y ago
Yeah over the last few weeks Alexa has grown annoyingly chatty. Pretty much every ask, like "Alexa, what's the outside temperature?" is followed by the answer and then "Did you know..." which is itself followed by m
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by markbnj 5y ago
>> It was supposed to do something useful but all it does is mine data for ads. Gmail, docs, sheets, slides, drawings, calendar and geez just 1000 other things disagree with you. Yeah I know the ad network is paying for that stuff: th
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by markbnj 5y ago
We were down. Just came back. Things seem to be resolving.
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by markbnj 5y ago
I'm a grafana fan and a current user of PagerDuty. Maybe there's more to the story but after reading the post I feel like using a calendar integration to manage on-call schedules is the wrong approach. Calendar events are a result
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by markbnj 5y ago
>> I can’t help but imagine whether Google Cloud’s low market share is related to this. If the internal culture is that clients must act multiple times a month to deal with impending breaking migrations, at least some of that attitude
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by markbnj 5y ago
I won't be trying Windows 11 since my 4 year-old I7-6700 is not on the list of supported processors. Oh well.
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by markbnj 5y ago
So it does, reading comprehension fail on my part.
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by markbnj 5y ago
This is an odd question. There are tons of active discussion boards that can be found with trivial effort. Other replies have mentioned forums for specific auto makes and models, and you'll find they get spun up quite quickly when a ne

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