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I'd assume the big "innovation" here is that the networking card in the sled offers lights-out management.
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3y ago
I really like the funnel for the CPU cooler, always wondered why more cases don’t create air barriers between components like that.
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Sending and receiving money on the internet is such a brilliant idea. Just goes to show you that people are taking the World Wide Web more seriously these days. Won’t be much longer and you’ll be able to order music CDs and VHS tapes and ha
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3y ago
Yeah this isn’t surprising, I’ve had this happen to hackintoshes over the years. Apple has always had the ability to ban serials from iMessage afaict, and it also (seemed) to be some automated process. It was frankly pretty risky to tell pe
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"Scytale's friends are laughing and wildly rolling marbles under their hands as they watch Scytale sing through eighteen mouths in eighteen heads strung together with flesh that is like a flabby hose. The heads are singing all ove
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3y ago
Savings bonds and CDs compound. T-bills just pay the interest.
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3y ago
Pro tip: just don’t respond to the “good morning” messages. If they don’t follow up it wasn’t important anyway.
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3y ago
I’ve had it never charge, and sit reliably at 80% for weeks. Then when I unplugged it the schedule was ruined and it reverted to charging at night. Overcomplicated for no reason lol
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3y ago
https://www.nlrb.gov/about-nlrb/rights-we-protect/the-law/em...
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> Defining CGI would be helpful This made me feel extremely old lol
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3y ago
I don't think thats necessarily new, I got my couches from C&B in 2012 and it took like 4 months.
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3y ago
Yeah there’s been a ton of growth in Monterrey, it feels very new and modern like all the development in Austin. I’m very optimistic about northeast Mexico.
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3y ago
Yeah I’m currently doing data work at a retail company. It’s not bad at all. They’ve thrown money at seemingly every product that can be purchased with a support contract: Databricks, snowflake, Kafka, presto, rstudio, tableau, tibco, infor
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3y ago
He innovated underground traffic jams https://youtu.be/p8NiM_p8n5A
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3y ago
I’ve been wondering, without stuff like llama.cpp and ollama etc how exactly were you intended to run Mistral when they released it?
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3y ago
Yeah a huge portion of the geological record is missing because of gigantic glaciers grinding it all down. Of course that was a really long time ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Unconformity
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3y ago
This made me laugh hard. When I worked at Oracle they’d do this in internal meetings if it was outside your immediate team! A dozen people saying “I am a System Analyst II for Managed Services” like goddamn who fucking cares
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3y ago
What’s the state of the art in Usenet clients these days? Last time I had a giganews account I was still using Mozilla lol
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3y ago
Seconded on jsonnet. I’ve started using it to generate json (that usually goes to an API) in gitlab ci pipelines. I use it to merge “gold standard” boilerplate configs with user changes.
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3y ago
0 should have a bar through it by default imo.
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3y ago
Both of those examples require licenses in many states. Not to mention an apprenticeship for plumbers, so you’d never get a dumbass kid working from his phone if you expect a permit lol
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3y ago
Someone should have told this guy you can look at porn on your phone!
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3y ago
The Factorio method of problem solving, I like it.
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3y ago
You mean like a botnet installed SFU on peoples machines? lol
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3y ago
There was also SFU which was a first party “BSD on Windows” I had to use it in the past and it’s genuinely awful. MobaXterm was the best before WSL (imo) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Services_for_UNIX
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3y ago
I've always assumed that commerce was diminished in the area LotR takes place because, generally speaking, all the nations are in decline. Population or otherwise.
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If you’ve never watched a video of one of these interceptor rockets, it’s worth a view. They take off at an insane speed.
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3y ago
Ugh I’m getting tired of all the changes to the AWS console. I saw this pop up yesterday and it took up 2/5 of the screen, in addition to all the other popups you have to click next on that seemingly never ever permanently go away. It’
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Classic. Logo was my first formal introduction to programming, on Macintosh LCs in my elementary computer lab. Oregon Trail and Kid Pix were more fun though!
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Yep I got it from somewhere on SA in like 2002. Wasn’t that obscure, a ton of it was quoted all the time. I am a consumer whore! And how!
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