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by ra1n85 9y ago
I have not run into issues like this, but I would at least make an attempt to meet them in the middle. NDA's and the such are not something I would be confident in, particularly given that this customer can throw a lot more money and
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by ra1n85 9y ago
>and a small subset of ultra wealthy folks would merely be rich. Do you genuinely believe this to be a possible outcome? The incentives for those with wealth, and very real political power, would be to rest any financial burden upon the
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by ra1n85 9y ago
Violence is not solely limited as the “purview” to young people. While they represent the mean, they do not own the entire curve. Your statement is a generalization. https://www.statista.com/statistics/251884/mur
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by ra1n85 9y ago
“he looked more like a [insert role here] than a [insert role here]”. Why because he’s [ethnicity]? [citation backing up presumption that the quote was based on real world evidence, or founded on probabilities]
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by ra1n85 9y ago
>"A basic income is sure to protect you." An unplanned, unsustainable, and uncommitted allowance provided to you by a group of people that seek power and do not share your interests will meet all of your future needs.
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by ra1n85 9y ago
For Odwalla/Naked juice: Do you pay 8 dollars per bottle, need to wait for it to arrive in the mail, pay $400 for the juice press to make it, and get locked into a single product for all of your "fruit juice needs"? The last
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by ra1n85 9y ago
Do you have a source? This seems wrong. Presence of internal or external conflict seems to be the largest driver of violence. Page 29: http://economicsandpeace.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/GPI-...
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by ra1n85 9y ago
I like that - but how would you enforce it? Wouldn't it actually just deter companies interested in acquiring out of interest in the acquisition's customer data?
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by ra1n85 9y ago
"Micro aggressions", rape, lives being "destroyed", "emoji-induced tears", and violence undermine the point of the article. Tragically comedic hyperbole. Pro tip: The next time someone offends you, call them
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by ra1n85 9y ago
But why use them when you don't have to? There's benefits to operating a network that handles as little state as necessary. Running internal services on address space that's not routable on the public internet has its advant
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by ra1n85 9y ago
I spent time in a war zone and recall the sounds of mortar/rockets making impact, or the warning sirens (if they worked) wailing up to a distinct burbled scream. I've been on-call with a large tech firm since I returned. The sens
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by ra1n85 9y ago
Not really - DNS, DHCP, NTP, etc, all respond from the source port the service is bound to.
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by ra1n85 9y ago
>With IPv4 the router will just fix up NAT. With IPv6 you now have to deal with significantly more complexity. How so? In a multihomed environment, you'd still be PAT'ing to unique addresses on the WAN side (unless a FHRP is in
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by ra1n85 9y ago
That makes no sense. The kernel routing table of your PC should remove the link once the PHY has been detected to be down. That's even if your PC supports multipathing. We don't rely on layer 3 to communicate a link is down to us
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by ra1n85 9y ago
Why would you use multilevel NAT? That sounds like design sadness.
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by ra1n85 9y ago
Sorry, RFC 5952: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5952
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by ra1n85 9y ago
From an operator's perspective, 128 bits is more difficult to troubleshoot compared to the 32 bits of IPv4. RFC5962 makes things easier, though only marginally.
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by ra1n85 9y ago
Can you clarify what you mean by multi-link routing? Are you referring to multipathing? What is stopping you from using multiple connections to the internet?
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by ra1n85 9y ago
Trump is the antithesis of unified political will. He's a symptom of a deeply divided society. The focus on finding consensus and political will on climate change is putting the cart before the horse. There's no consensus or dea
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Lots of this. It's not only Russia, either, which I find to be a bizarre point of focus here. I find female colleagues are far more likely to be from India, China, or Taiwan than any western nation.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
>Why would they need to be close to 'a large pool of talent' in order to run a bunch of hosting? They don't. There will be a handful of English speaking data center operators, but that's it.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Flow-control as in ECN or Ethernet/pause? Loss is inevitable in most cloud network fabrics due to the use of shallow buffer commodity ASICs, the amount of fan-in, and the reliance on tenants to use the network in a typical manner (don&
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by ra1n85 10y ago
>A rather unfortunate one, at that, as it legitimizes all sorts of bias. At best, it's an intellectually lazy way to conceptualize a whole bundle of soft skills. I think you're a ways off here. Culture is character (and not a
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Interesting. Were you a recent grad? Were you based in the US?
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Read this some time ago - amazed at how something as ubiquitous as ping started so humbly. Very unfortunate that Muuss passed in 2000.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
This is my experience as well. Dimensions of character and past work are better indicators of good candidates. Degrees get little attention outside of college hiring.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Some companies love college hires. Big tech firms hold campus hiring events. Many companies aggressively go after college grads. Some even go after juniors for internships (which is great for the company - it's a several month opport
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by ra1n85 10y ago
I've worked for several large companies in the US. I've never needed to provide college transcripts. Further, after significant involvement in the interview and hiring process at my last position (a very large technology company)
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Not really. Common sugars begin to be broken down in the mouth by enzymes in saliva. Insulin (a hormone that promotes storage of energy!), is the last thing you want to stimulate while consuming high fat, energy dense foods.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
What makes you think they'll be treated with violence and hate? I would avoid introducing them to modernity at all. They've been there for thousands of years without issue, why interrupt now? Let them be.

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