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You can’t kill them though. People have the right to life, it’s even international law. It’s not an intruder if you expected it and 100% had the full power to stop it. Reckless behavior is no excuse for abortion. Just like reckless driving.
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Thinking the people who support abortion are on your side is the issue. The people supporting abortion are the same people who make period tracker apps and the same people that run the companies that buy that data. Think about it.
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4y ago
I mean this isn’t just some majority that would be okay with this. Surely there are professionals at big tech companies who will speak out against this, just like Google’s liberal bias etc.
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Amazon, Meta, Google and more will pay for abortion, but not birth
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What a fun blog post! I'll try this on my own stuff. Shockingly, HAProxy protects extremely well with their http-request-reject, tcp deny/reject and http-silent-drop. Would be interesting to test if HA Proxy could actually mitigat
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But you're taking away their profits that would have been spent on people's salaries etc. It's like stealing something and giving it to someone else, except it's mandatory in this case.
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Edge computing costs too though, more per request since it’s all serverless. Equinix has some good bare metal servers, and Data Packet has very cheap unmonitored bandwidth bare metal servers. Oracle has great servers and only charges $0.008
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Really interesting way of looking at things. I use my phone about 6 hours every day. That’s 2,190 hours a year. That’s a lot of time yikes, but anyways, that’s about $0.50/hour of use or about $3/day. I pickup my phone about 110 t
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Believe it or not, I found out that using Cloudflare Warp allows you to get significantly higher rps rates for cloudflare sites and others. It's a pretty terrible flaw.
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Now it's starting to look like they actually want to sell Twitter to Musk now. Not gonna lie, I'm torn on the whole deal, bit I still think it'll be a good thing as long as there's actual free speech, but with realistic
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It is. I mean there's plenty of other software out there. Cloudflare has a blog about it. I tested wrk on CloudFront and they really do count Every. Single. Request. It's insane, but I don't think it's common enough to r
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For $5/mo, you can steal $38,000/month from your enemies
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Of course there won’t be any repercussions. And especially not any on his wife, a former drug dealer. Honestly seems like such a trashy family.
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Exactly was I was gonna say until I read your response. They’re the barest servers I know of. Oracle cloud or IBM cloud might have what he’s looking for as well.
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The only question is why hasn’t the USA done the same thing? Twitter allows AOC to call the republican party terrorists, but they banned The Babylon Bee for calling Rachel Levine a man (he’s literally a biological man). They are extremist,
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I actually work at CVS Pharmacy. They are super long receipts, but it’s full of coupons. Not very interesting. People come back and use their extra bucks on stuff. I bought a soda the other day from cvs for like $2.11 and got $2.00 off my n
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Now do the Fortune 500. Narrative crumble. It was a joke with sole truth to it, nothing personal. Just having fun here.
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Yikes. Just use Java or like C#. They perform just as good, if not better than C++ since with C++, you gotta do some things a very specific way to make it work. If anything, use the QT framework. That seems to be the biggest one for C++.
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I refuse to believe that he actually cares. You’re telling me, this man cares and wanted to let Russians know what was “really” going on just decided to talk about January 6th? He did it for the views and likes. It’s propaganda and disgusti
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Please tell me I’m not the only person who sees this as a disgustingly political message just for popularity? He compared republicans on January 6th to nazis, says “f** your freedom” when talking about mandated vaccines, and now still lied
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Pretty nasty. Welcome to the big tech tyrants! Really, you’re paying too much for mail anyways. Oracle cloud email delivery is a mere $0.085/1,000 emails sent. For sure a much better deal than any other email delivery provider. Oh, you
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Reuters. They tend to be the least narrative driven.
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Now? Reuters. It seems to be the most neutral news in the world, and right now, we need that. Fox, NPR, NBC, MSNBC, CNN, DailyMail and more are full throttle with propaganda tantrums right now. Second most trustworthy is probably WSJ, thoug
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Best for me would be like Expo.io and Facebook’s help site. Worst would be Google, Varnish Cache and lots more. Those are the most popular ones I can think of off the top of my head. I may or may not have had a period of time where I litera
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Sounds like it’d be a personal thing, but I’m sure it would he discovered by people and maybe utilized. I thought of doing a wiki like wikipedia, but making it not propaganda. Figured it’d help people but really I think it kinda was just go
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Like they say, humans are creatures of self destruction. Fascinating concept, and fun to watch it play out sometimes, but not at other times.
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That’s just fake news. You’ll never be right about him. CNN is literal propaganda. Fox News has always been pro right wing, but show me one story on their site with a blatant lie. You won’t be able to. Trump had fun and said stuff to get th
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I was wondering the same thing. I think over the past months or even years, Mozilla has been trying to get their version to be the same number as Chrome. Maybe if they focused on making a faster browser they wouldn’t need to play silly numb
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Yeah. It’s really hard to understand the Minecraft demographics tbh. I’m not sure if most Java players are playing on servers or doing survival. I’m sure depending on what people mostly did with the game, that’s what Microsoft is investing
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I think I saw an article saying it could get 250m, but here I’m seeing Microsoft recorded it up to about 160m/second. It’s way better for read heavy stuff, and there are some trade offs. It’s written in C++ and another clone in C# from
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