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What I like about desktop computers in a WFH role is that they are tied to a physical space. The desktop is where I do my work and once I shut the door for the day, I’m done. No temptation to sit on the couch in the evening catching up on e
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Did it come with a hard-drive filled with copies of every corporate document it had ever printed?
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This is why teams should run people game days to test their resiliency to organizational outages. Unavailability: force team members to completely disconnect for a day. Consistency: if a team member ask a question about a process that shoul
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How is this different to any other language that uses more than one source file to define a program?
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We push commits on Friday afternoons and take down entire infrastructures.
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> At the time of writing the market price for an IPv4 address is around 50 USD That's quite an outperforming asset class if true [0]. For a point of comparison, Microsoft paid $11 per address in 2011[1]. To get to $50 is about 15%
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This would all depend on your risk tolerance and fail-over plan. On Azure, for example, K8S node pools run on VM Scale Sets. By enabling Availability Zone distribution for those VMs, you could at least keep part of your node pool up if one
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What could a similarly resourced effort produce written without tongue in cheek? The author was Binyavanga Wainaina, who won the Caine Prize for African Writing, so perhaps the list of other winning stories would be a good place to start.
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Distribute is the key word. In general, companies can fork GPL code to power the backend of public or internal services, without being required to publish their modifications, but once they distribute the software (allowing binaries/
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Adding an 'axis break' is a great way to focus in on the range of interest while also highlighting the fact that it's not zero-based.
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> I had to look it up: Adult Fan Of Legos. An AFOL would likely tell you that it's actually "Adult Fan Of Lego "
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If I've learned anything from infomercials, the demo video shouldn't be steak, but a mushy tomato.
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> three times sharper than the typical stainless steel dinner table knife The video shows pretty mediocre cutting, but perhaps that's on par with a "typical table knife". There's a good reason restaurants will give
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Someone has pointed meta.com to meta.org
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Something like "The Meta Company" seems like the most likely bet here. Zuckerberg already owns meta.org through the Chan Zuckerberg Institute, and meta.com was updated yesterday to redirect to that same site. https://wh
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Why does it have to be “mysterious”? Making balls is one of the most innate and pleasant artistic things humans can do with their hands. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorodango
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That sounds like nail fungus. Consult a doctor if you want to treat it effectively. https://www.cdc.gov/fungal/nail-infections.html
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Quick answer: "Because blue is neither red nor green".
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Cellular can be used to buy and download books while travelling without having to connect to random WiFi APs. It could also be used for email, if you were patient enough.
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The rabies vaccine is the most intimidating/uncomfortable shot I've ever had - it's a huge vial of bright pink/purple fluid! https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/5qnq82/
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The photo in the article is labeled, "The port of Copenhagen, where the artificial island Lynetteholm is planned to be built, as it is today" , but fails to mention that the picture is of Trekroner Fort, itself an artificial isla
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You can find pine cone soda at some Asian supermarkets: https://gyppotravelreviews.wordpress.com/2019/03/16/unusual-...
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The removable battery might be a problem if it's easily dislodged by scratching at a the collar.
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Someone has been playing the long game of domain speculation: https://who.is/whois/voltswagen.com Registered On: 2003-04-18 Expires On: 2021-04-18
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Playbook: 1) Ghana needs capital to build cacao processing plants 2) Foreign investors loans capital and plant is built with skilled foreign labor 3) Once running, plants are staffed by unskilled local labor 4) Ghana has a
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This seems... wrong? The driver is not the car and vice versa.
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What kind of prompt is this? It looks like Windows Terminal running Bash, but are the icons PNGs (windows + home), or a specific type-face rendering emoji? https://github.com/nullpo-head/WSL-Hello-sudo/blob/ma
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Did the last paragraph change? Yes: Update: Feb. 23, 10:12 a.m. ET: An erroneous reference to CN as a national rail provider has been removed, the railway having been publicly traded since 1995.
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> Your proxy is now running! You can share your proxy with friends and family using this URL format: https://signal.tube/#<your_domain_name> Won't the censors just block DNS for `signal.tube` immediately?
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It was created by a group of students at an urban university in a country where the legal age to drink alcohol is 18. Such conditions often lead to collections of traffic cones.
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