mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Well they usually locate in industrial buildings which means rent per square foot can be under a dollar a month. And energy where some miners are at is 7 cents per kilowatt hour. So the things you are talking about might add $.25/hr we
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Or people just aren’t reporting crime because at this point, in many places, it’s fruitless. I know I don’t report crime anymore, got robbed in Seattle recently, didn’t bother calling it in.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
The only way to that Sinclair refinery is to cross tribal land. This will probably shift those loads to the Phillips and BP refineries up in Ferndale. Imagine a 3200 foot stretch of rail way costing you $400 million because you just couldn’
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
I didn’t know they made these models, a good friend works on DoD research and all of his laptops have had the cameras rendered useless with a Dremel. I guess they have a valid excuse for not turning on cameras during zoom calls
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Please don’t say all… I for one have never done this.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Yes I do in fact read those things, every VP or above that I know does too. A meeting covers high points that doesn’t mean you don’t have to do your homework. Trust but verify.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
If you are hiding ads, chances are high you are violating TOS.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Sometime started a fire in a backyard fire pit, IN my local target. Due to smoke damage, they donated almost the entire store inventory to the local goodwill, who in turn (based on my past experience volunteering there) probably threw 90% o
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Maybe the folks at these companies writing the corny AI that bans people for posting pictures of cups and flowers, are the same ones getting kickbacks for fixing the problem? I’m sorry, I just can’t help but be cynical about this. These pla
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
This seems too apply to healthcare and legal matters in most of the US as well.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Math doesn’t do “kinda”. If you are paying $100 for something, and then it is $150, that’s is a 50% increase and is an undeniable fact.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Also, can you show me any public pricing that is 100x cheaper than AWS? With same QOS! Or are you just throwing numbers around?
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Agreed, I guess my point in my original comment is; yes, bandwidth is cheap but you aren’t going to compete at any scale hosting at OVH as was proposed. And you’ll need a lot more than cheap VMs too.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Oh wait Altman and team acting like they rule the world?! If that box wasn’t in your bingo card I’m sorry, it’s basically the center/free box at this point.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
So you can piggy back on the CDNs that do the same until you can afford to do so, with the same performance. This isn’t a privilege only given to those cloud providers, anyone with a checkbook and a pulse can do it.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
But anyone doing things at great scale, isn’t going with OVH. You could use it as an origin I goes but you’d still need CDN for decent content delivery.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Would you do research on something that could get you a prison sentence for researching it? And that’s why the war on drugs is inhibiting the subject. Most facilities aren’t willing to go through the process to get permission.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
One time in about 8th grade we had a cap gun fight around a school around dusk. It didn’t end well when a person driving by saw flashes, heard bangs and kids yelling at each other. The local police showed up, sirens blazing and couldn’t fig
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Interesting, I know this is possible on a few other blockchains as well. I was asked to write code to front run trades on one of them, but laughed and turned it down. Seemed like it would end up something like this article.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
The big telcos ignored us so we took it into our own hands. Had it been a bigger market I’m sure they would have lobbied our local ISP out of existence. They still do some questionable marketing around here.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
We’ve had symmetrical 1gb fiber owned and installed by our public utilities for almost two decades here in central Washington. Was $80 a month until a year or two ago, then it went down to $60.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
When you(and your customers) consume several hundred million dollars a year in services, you get access to a lot of things. These were not contractors, they were on product teams.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Might still be enforceable at this level.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
My experience differs greatly, company I used to work for did NDA, alpha, beta projects with Google. I was always impressed at how little anyone knew, the fact that nothing was delivered on time, scope creep to the point of almost everythi
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Oh cool. Phishing and identity theft committed by minors to see nudity. Maybe the UK should stop making themselves such a desirable place to headquarters a porn company. They’ve been a hub for shell companies to do strange things and circum
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
I guess the decline of Envato shall continue.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
As someone who works with a non profit who does this… don’t ask the city, they rarely care about thing’s like this. They will talk about support, but it’s talk. Most are too involved with crazy politics, campaigning, etc. Better to seek ou
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
I made placeholder accounts on meta and other platforms and in my tagline I told people looking for me how to contact/find me.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
It’s really profitable to. I know a Greek fella that transports goats in bulk and has said it’s very profitable due to not many ships fitted to do it well.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Not sure what leads to this believe, we have lots of untouched and well managed forests in the US. Sure we logged most of the eastern states but we also learned their importance before we completely destroyed them, hence wilderness and nati

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