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by ra1n85 7y ago
Correct - things you take for granted like ARP and TCP/IP are completely up to you to take care of. Further, the Kernel has little visibility into most kernel bypass stacks, so /proc or iproute are often blind to what's happ
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by ra1n85 7y ago
The current approach is fundamentally not going to work in the long term. 100Gbps at line rate means single digits[1] of nanoseconds between frames. At that frequency, a cache miss is pretty bad. This is all not to mention locks, or that
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by ra1n85 7y ago
>Demanding a feel-good or less dire reporting on it isn't a solution. It's not about feeling good, it's about accuracy. If accuracy is something you see as an optional component of reporting, then I'm not going to be
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by ra1n85 7y ago
>I'm sorry you had to go through these trials. How very heroic of you to set the record straight for all these dummies. You surely must have some relevant education and peer group, right? I think you're completely missing the p
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by ra1n85 7y ago
>It's hard to imagine recession come when everyone expects it. Especially when those in power are doing everything they can to prevent it. The Federal reserve has a trading floor and participates as a proxy for the government in th
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by ra1n85 7y ago
And I’m glad I’m not imagining it because room temperature butter that has congealed and separated from a starch sounds awful to eat while you’re strenuously exercising. Bemuse yourself to your heart’s delight - savory, buttery, starches d
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by ra1n85 7y ago
I can’t imagine that cold mashed potatoes in a tube tastes better than the low bar of flavored brown rice syrup.
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by ra1n85 7y ago
And seize his prize money and fire the casters? Would they have done the same had he voiced support for BLM or Julian Assange? Your line of thinking is predicated on the fallacy that Blizzard acted in a principled manner. It’s also extrem
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by ra1n85 7y ago
Amazed this was downvoted. The willingness to ignore history because it doesn’t fit in with some folks’ perception of the world is fully on display here.
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by ra1n85 7y ago
I didn’t know Godot supported Rust. How has the experience been? Have you tried any other game engines?
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by ra1n85 7y ago
-On track to be insolvent by 2034 -Costs already exceed income for trust funds -Costs will exceed income by 2020 for the entire program -The OASDI tax rate has been increased 20+ times since Social Security's inception in order to keep
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by ra1n85 7y ago
>If I'm making say $250k a year, I could pay a little bit more in taxes to help the system be sustainable, and also more likely to be there if I do need it. I'm all for helping those in need and having a safety net, but I don&#
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by ra1n85 7y ago
I don’t know where to begin with this - I guess I’ll say it’s a stretch to say that the ‘only source of funds’ for those not working is certainly not those working, particularly when those not working enjoyed the biggest economic expansion
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by ra1n85 7y ago
I don't share the same view. Pensions, public and private, were supposed to take care of people after many years of work and contributions. Some now are nothing more than Ponzi schemes. I don't see how this (and the inevitable
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by ra1n85 7y ago
Furious. Massive failure by the justice system to do its job. Epstein, a monster, was allowed to escape justice and take everything he knew with him. This all not to mention the power of those potentially implicated in his sick schemes a
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by ra1n85 7y ago
I had items stolen from my car one evening. When I filed a police report, I was asked to give serial numbers for the items - the police in my county maintained a shared database with all pawn shops for identifying stolen goods.
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by ra1n85 7y ago
Not sure why you’re being downvoted. The article does capture a sentiment I see becoming more common, and which I somewhat share. We are not nearly as hopeful or optimistic about the future here in the West as in times past. It will be in
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by ra1n85 7y ago
How is the solution not clear? Clamp down on lobbying. Kill the revolving door between government and board rooms.
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by ra1n85 7y ago
Why? These events are often great opportunities to learn about system failures and their impact on other systems in real time. Status pages are often not even genuinely accurate.
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by ra1n85 7y ago
To you. The truth stops being a tangible concept when it’s suffocated by a cloud of swirling lies.
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by ra1n85 7y ago
Are you being sincere? I find the end result of replacing all of the “old fashioned” architecture with “modern” designs leaves everything, no matter the city or country, looking sterile and the same.
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by ra1n85 7y ago
>with the state of inflation in the economy. Could you provide a reference there? A 10%+ increase over four years seems excessive.
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by ra1n85 8y ago
It’s really quite surreal. Unless it’s a highly commoditized item, I don’t bother with Amazon anymore.
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by ra1n85 8y ago
It’s not just to appease victims, but to prevent them from seeking out their own justice, which is a noble endeavor. Blood feuds and cycles of retribution are the state of society without the capability to deliver justice.
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by ra1n85 8y ago
But you're not, and insisting that others say you are seems to be a bit of a melodramatic strawman. The H1B system has been abused by corporations. This has been to the detriment of American workers and H1B holders.
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by ra1n85 8y ago
Tipping an EMT is an example of low level corruption - the kind that comes with inadequate pay for government workers, lack of opportunities, etc. This is frightenly common in a lot of countries and culturally accepted as a kind of nuisanc
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by ra1n85 8y ago
It's the same in places like NYC, Vegas, and some restaurants in Washington, DC. The patrons spend big on expensive wine and entrees, especially when the space is reserved for private events. It's also incredibly stressful, some
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by ra1n85 8y ago
But then you’re manipulating people, and suggesting the ends justify the means.
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by ra1n85 8y ago
Ordered several times from Amazon Fresh. The delivery failure rate and prices are high, the selection is terrible, and the quality of the food is shaky at best. I had a delivery person call me and need street by street instructions on how
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by ra1n85 8y ago
???? Where are you getting these numbers? For what instance types? For what protocols? This is just wrong.

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