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by notwedtm 9y ago
Police shouldn't be using military tactics or equipment. If those tactics/weapons are truly needed, then the National Guard should be called in. There is a fundamental difference between military tactics/actions and law enfor
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by notwedtm 9y ago
While any unnecessary loss of life is a tragedy, I would agree with your statement simply because the LEO puts on the badge knowing the risks they are accepting. The victim from this article did not. He simply answered his door, and lost
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by notwedtm 9y ago
The military offers a much larger compensation package for your employment/service. As a LEO, you get a paycheck, and a pension. As a soldier, you get room & board, food, transportation (mostly), and all your necessities issued to
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by notwedtm 9y ago
Oh you mean along the lines of Some highly generalized social group = perceived leader of previously mentioned social group.
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by notwedtm 9y ago
Just letting you know that the reason you are probably not receiving any responses is because nearly every question you ask is either easily Google-able, or you are asking for opinions versus facts. Want to know if IPv6 is secure? Do resear
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by notwedtm 9y ago
This is the only analogy I would find appropriate in this case.
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by notwedtm 9y ago
This seems like really poor planning on domaindiscount24's part.
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by notwedtm 9y ago
Dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge!
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by notwedtm 9y ago
I've been having issues with slow IO on some of my containers, and I'm using AUFS. What is the cause of the slowdown with AUFS? Why do they not use Overlay2 as default if AUFS has such a major issue?
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by notwedtm 9y ago
It's also much easier to make "sure they all use the same set of libraries, modules, and other required resources" with smaller teams. The larger you get, the higher the chance that dependency hell will cripple the velocity o
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by notwedtm 9y ago
Can someone own a set of numbers? I assumed that they were assigned and not owned, however that could just be semantics.
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by notwedtm 9y ago
I had very similar feelings a few years ago. Flash defined what we now know as the web. Without it, it'd be completely different. http://wedtm.com/2015/02/01/thank-you-flash/
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by notwedtm 9y ago
So Reddit is worth less than Minecraft? How does this work?
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by notwedtm 10y ago
What about GCE makes you feel they are further behind AWS than Azure? Azure has more regions, but my experience is that GCE is quickly catching up in features and services in comparison to AWS.
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by notwedtm 10y ago
Maybe not the end of the world, but surely a fire hazard?
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by notwedtm 10y ago
I thought that Classic LB's gave you an AAAA endpoint? Am I mistaken?
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by notwedtm 11y ago
This whole response reads like it was written in the 90's. Most people don't care if something takes up 10's of MB's of RAM when new PC's are shipping with 16-32GB standard. Your comparison of what amounts to ASCII
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by notwedtm 11y ago
I'm surprised to see Perforce on there.
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by notwedtm 11y ago
This sounds like a good article (from the title), however my company seems to have bulk-blocked the .xxx TLD. Out of curiosity, why did you put your blog on the .xxx domain? Unless you are talking about open-source boobs, or something. Then
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by notwedtm 11y ago
Every time I see a comment like this, I get the feeling that the poster doesn't understand how "the cloud" works. Everybody knows that renting a dedicated server (or purchasing your own servers) is generally a more cost effec
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by notwedtm 11y ago
That's not the domain in question, workbetter.com is.
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by notwedtm 11y ago
Can you name a few bare metal as a service providers?
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by notwedtm 11y ago
This made my day, thank you for such a wonderful bit of satire in the morning!
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by notwedtm 12y ago
A lot of that seems like anecdotal at a best. Now, I'm not one to argue with someone who has as much experience as Stonebreaker, but it seems like he's looking at a few specific use cases, and formulating a broad opinion on NoSQL
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by notwedtm 12y ago
Just curious, but why is this the right approach? It seems like you're just needlessly adding in a third party with their associated fees, headaches, and people.
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by notwedtm 12y ago
That's like getting a matchbox car and thinking you suddenly own a full-blown porche.
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The Joy of Handles (1992)(textfiles.com)
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by notwedtm 12y ago
In the article the comparison of everyone sharing the same road infrastructure is given. Why is the analogy not carried over to public transportation? There are plenty of people who are willing to pay a much lower cost per trip by riding pu
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by notwedtm 12y ago
Not necessarily. It is possible stale2002 gets emails from recruiters simply because he's on a list somewhere. Recruiters are not known for investigating people thoroughly before bulk sending of emails.
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by notwedtm 12y ago
Why not? If the competitor decides not to take his advice, and he then reports him for violating PCI, he can say, "Hey look, i reached out via email to him and tried to help, he blew me off/didn't fix anything, so I then took

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