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by pmorici 8y ago
Yes, I'm wondering why the op thought he was a torture apologist.
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by pmorici 8y ago
Why, I seem to remember him as one of the lone voices that spoke against torture. A point of view that came from his time as a POW.
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by pmorici 8y ago
The real question is wether the workers are being paid the tipped or no tips minimum wage. The former being much less than the later in much of the US
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by pmorici 8y ago
Intel has the Minnowboard.
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by pmorici 8y ago
The problem with pre-check and things like it is that it exempts those who would otherwise complain the loudest and have the political clout to get the system changed ie: politicians, frequent business travelers etc...
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by pmorici 8y ago
Now days the guides put out by the likes of Linode and Digital Ocean seem to be more current and easy to follow. The other thing is that with so many flavors of Linux having one reference doesn't make much sense since each is a little
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by pmorici 8y ago
It was Purdue's CS503 course when I took it a number of years ago. I don't think there are any materials to be found online though. As I recall the professor outlined how x86 paging worked in one of the lectures and then we were
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by pmorici 8y ago
Is this supposed to be a joke? I can't tell. The index is certainly extremely limited.
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by pmorici 8y ago
Adding a memory paging system to Xinu is one of the projects for the Graduate level OS course based on this book.
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by pmorici 8y ago
I was under the impression that xfs was the default file system on recent versions of Redhat / Centos that's got to be a large share of the corporate Linux market.
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by pmorici 8y ago
That technology already exists for emergency vehicles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_signal_preemption
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by pmorici 8y ago
Anyone had experience using this to setup up an ipsec VPN? I am looking for something that can do ipsec at 10Gbps which seems like it should be possible with an x86 processor that supports AES-NI but a lot of anecdotal benchmarks I've
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by pmorici 8y ago
You are charging ~3x competing services for something that is less powerful. Other business site builders offer a basic page for $5 a month
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by pmorici 8y ago
That's kind of the point of that post it's pointing out that you should consider weather you actually need to use something like Hadoop and that most people aren't actually working with data sets large enough for it to make s
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by pmorici 8y ago
It is used in the glue that binds fiber board and similar low quality “wood” products. The saw dust from fiber board is supposed to be especially toxic which is why they supposedly won’t cut it like they will regular plywood at some home s
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by pmorici 8y ago
Nonsense, Baltimore is perfectly nice and it's bad parts are easy to avoid.
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by pmorici 8y ago
Your view sounds like it is based on stereo types and not reality. I mean bicycling.com has a list of the top 50 bicycling cities in the US. Raleigh has an Opera, several theaters, a symphony. It does not lack for cultural events.
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by pmorici 8y ago
There can be a huge number. I mean look at Baltimore for example. Median home price is $260k and salaries for engineers range anywhere from $60k - $250k. There was a post here the other day about how Grand Rapids had some huge amount of
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by pmorici 8y ago
Sure, that's more plausible to the central point they are trying to make.
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by pmorici 8y ago
I guess that is my point. The OP says that having a family in the US would be a struggle but if you set aside the handful of cities with out of control costs in the US like SF, NY, and DC the rest really are quite affordable.
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by pmorici 8y ago
A small to medium sized city is not the suburbs.
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by pmorici 8y ago
Is it just me or do these articles about economic hardship always seem to use the most unsurprising examples for their prototypical struggling subject. The example they use here is freelance writer. Hasn't that job title always had p
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by pmorici 8y ago
I'm not sure what you consider the suburbs but I'm confident you could find that same situation or better so long as you looked at medium size and smaller cities or towns in the US.
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by pmorici 8y ago
The Zillow home affordability tool[0] was helpful to shape my thinking about what is "affordable" at a certain salary. Even if you are super conservative you could afford a place up to $1 million on that salary assuming you have
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by pmorici 8y ago
Notably the specs don't support OPAL encryption like many of Samsung's other products. That's a bit disappointing.
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by pmorici 8y ago
Amazon and Microsoft are certainly pursuing the defense market for their computing products. Defense is a half trillion dollar market. It's surprising that anyone is confused why a company would want to be in it.
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by pmorici 8y ago
That’s what the SSH ProxyCommand configuration directive is for.
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by pmorici 8y ago
No, they haven't. I think you misunderstand what they have said. As recently April 26th a SEC official in testimony before Congress [0][1] explicitly said a utility token was possible. They have warned that something having utility d
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by pmorici 8y ago
I think the headline might be glossing over some important details. There is a subset of ICO's that consulted lawyers and structured their deals in such a way that they don't run afoul of SEC regulations. If you ever see people
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by pmorici 8y ago
I haven't looked at the details of this in particular but on the surface it Sounds more like a so called "governance" token not an ownership token. To avoid running afoul of securities laws that is the way many new coins hav

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