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by paul_f 6y ago
100% correct. Lower latency comms for HFT, worth a fortune.
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by paul_f 6y ago
What's more amazing than laying a transatlantic cable today? Doing it in 1858! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_telegraph_cable
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by paul_f 6y ago
It's just a question of money. Starship will eventually be re-fueled in earth orbit.
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by paul_f 6y ago
Maybe a dumb question but wouldn't a large enough key length be sufficient even in a quantum computing era?
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by paul_f 6y ago
You can also be successful by going deep into a vertical. Be the best for a specific use case and repeat.
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by paul_f 6y ago
24 inches in 80 years is the worst case scenario. I don't think this is going to be an unsolvable problem.
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by paul_f 6y ago
Not sure a coal-powered car is exactly ideal. We need a better solution
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by paul_f 6y ago
I work remotely and live in a seaside town in Florida. No state income tax, reasonable housing prices and cost of living, biking, boating fishing, golfing, 12 months a year. Many great options in Florida such as St Augustine, Sarasota, Jupi
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by paul_f 6y ago
Australians lose access to Google search, and the newspapers don't make a dime. Sounds like an awfully dumb law to me.
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by paul_f 6y ago
Either your customers were jerks, or you set the expectations wrong. Everyone understand flying is not always deterministic, usually completely outside the airlines control. If the meeting were important enough, why not fly the day before?
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by paul_f 6y ago
"Red Hat can now convert an installed CentOS or Oracle Linux to RHEL" Apologies if a dumb question, but I assumed CentOS 8 was a clone of RHEL 8. What would change?
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by paul_f 6y ago
It seems reasonable to me, I could sell management on the value of paying it. I would like to hear more from people with experience with Red Hat support.
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by paul_f 6y ago
We are a smallish company with six CentOS 8 servers. Seems we fit into the profile of this new Developer program. To be honest, I can see us paying for full RHEL subscriptions before we would change distributions.
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by paul_f 6y ago
Did you read the article? Are you opposed to the pardon of Davidson? President Trump commuted the sentence of Jaime A. Davidson. This commutation is supported by Mr. Davidson’s family and friends, Alice Johnson, and numerous others. In 1993
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by paul_f 6y ago
I live in a suburban neighborhood Florida and less than half of the all cars here live inside of a garage. Many people who live in apartments or condominiums do not have a garage at all. I don't think slow overnight charging is feasibl
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by paul_f 6y ago
This could easily be established with some examples showing these "accidents" are spread equally across the political spectrum?
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by paul_f 6y ago
This is so correct. Listening to podcasts on Spotify is an awful experience. They need a distinct podcast app IMO.
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by paul_f 6y ago
I wish Facebook and Twitter would ban everything I don't like. That seems healthy.
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by paul_f 6y ago
No, more typical is a 22yo taking a pee against an alley wall behind the bar and being arrested for indecent exposure. Calling everyone a sex-offender just makes this a useless morass.
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by paul_f 6y ago
Cancel culture is getting worse. I don't like where this is going at all.
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by paul_f 6y ago
"Free from moderation" Isn't that what got Parler in trouble? Is it possible to have an unmoderated social network anymore?
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by paul_f 6y ago
What an extraordinarily well written article. It appears the author has won some awards for her writing http://www.aurvi.com/
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by paul_f 6y ago
And many others would prefer right-wing biased factual reporting over left-wing biased lies. See the problem here?
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by paul_f 6y ago
Currently in the US you don't lose section 230 protection as a platform by restricting some content. All that matters is who created the content. Curating is not the same as creating. Some want to change this and it will be interesting
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by paul_f 6y ago
I live in the Flagler Beach/Palm Coast area (between St Augustine and Daytona). Do remote "HN-type" work. Few tourists here. Traffic is non existent. Live on a salt-water canal and can take my boat out to the Intercostal for
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by paul_f 6y ago
Faculty and staff rarely live on campus. Often they live in suburban enclaves and drive to campus. They also tend to have spouses with jobs elsewhere and children who don't go to school on campus. Faculty parking can be one of the most
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by paul_f 6y ago
You are not Ryanair's customer. I don't think that bothers them.
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by paul_f 6y ago
Regarding American Graffiti, it was a huge hit, before anyone heard of Star Wars. It was the number 3 grossing film of 1973 after The Sting and The Exorcist. It made AFI's list of the top 100 movies.
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by paul_f 6y ago
The problem I have with this law, is that judges will eventually start handing this information over to creditors and sue-happy lawyers and it will have a much wider and worse impact than the current intention of containing money laundering
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by paul_f 6y ago
There are no downsides to the consumer. Hope the Biden administration doesn't reverse this.

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