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by rstupek 10y ago
Which objective journalists are you thinking of? Wikileaks showed how many of these journalists were colluding with Hillary
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by rstupek 10y ago
Democrats don't want to let individual states decide for themselves (Republicans for the most part don't want to either). They want national control over as much as they can get.
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by rstupek 10y ago
The emails contained information that was classified and she was legally obligated to ensure they were not placed in a manner where they could be compromised. She may have deleted them after she was asked by congress to provide them, again
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by rstupek 10y ago
I agree with you. Google's console is neigh unusable
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by rstupek 10y ago
I thought the opposite. Google's UI is bewildering, nothing makes logical sense with how its put together. Disjointed pieces. Poor documentation. Incomplete API samples that didn't compile even for its own language (golang)
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by rstupek 10y ago
I think its more analogous to your water/waste company who you pay monthly for them to remove your waste from your house. The provide an ongoing service, you don't get to pay a one time fee for it. Subscriptions provide a way for
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by rstupek 10y ago
The google cloud documentation is definitely sub-par. I tried to build a simple Go app trying to use the pubsub api and eventually gave up. None of the documentation provided a full working example and any example you can find references a
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by rstupek 11y ago
I'm not sure people don't care about aesthetics. Every website I've seen is one massive image with infinite scroll. I don't think that yields the best conversion optimization but maybe that's just me
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by rstupek 11y ago
Second that with our experience sending 1m push notifications a day to android/ios
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by rstupek 11y ago
The troops like the A-10 because it can loiter over them low and slow and provide support for a longer period than the F-35 will ever be able to. It can carry a substantial amount of ordinance beyond its impressive 30mm cannon. The missio
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by rstupek 11y ago
So it sounds like an all electric vehicle may simply not be for them.
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by rstupek 11y ago
Only if you want to deploy it to a device. Otherwise you can reload instantly when developing on PC/Mac
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by rstupek 11y ago
The lawyer time is already paid for, they are house counsels.
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by rstupek 11y ago
Well then clearly you have no need of one while he does. Can't both situations be valid?
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by rstupek 11y ago
I'm sure they didn't like it because security is, while necessary, a pita
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by rstupek 11y ago
I believe their financials show they have yet to be profitable. That doesn't mean they couldn't be but as of now they are spending more than they bring in
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by rstupek 11y ago
They aren't making any profits (loss of $4.7 million last quarter). Revenue does not equal profit.
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by rstupek 11y ago
Maybe his definition of an order of magnitude is different than anyone elses? I'd like to hear how many drives and what size he's talking about
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by rstupek 11y ago
Definitely not a new thing. Electronic stores, furniture stores, etc have always had store specific SKUs so they never have to match price
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by rstupek 11y ago
Worse redundancy = cheaper is what I said, not the reverse. Amazon doesn't setup an AWS datacenter without multiple physically separated connections. The data to support my statement is in the fact they had 1 line connecting the data
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by rstupek 11y ago
I think he's referring to AWS which sites their datacenters and have multiple fiber connections situated such that cutting one doesn't bring down the entire datacenter which is what appears to have happened here. Running multiple
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by rstupek 11y ago
Prior to being acquired they were a much lighter weight and usable site. Now they are almost as bad as weather.com with ads and unnecessary UI clutter
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by rstupek 11y ago
Actually at the time Facebook was buying a large number of servers from HP and having them built with Fusion IO drives for their database systems. Not sure when they scaled that back to their own custom built stuff.
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by rstupek 11y ago
Its not necessarily true that 1 person will SPEND less than 100 people.
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by rstupek 11y ago
You shouldn't tax corporations as it is simply an indirect tax on individuals. A good way to hide a persons total tax rate by making part of it be included in the goods they purchase.
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by rstupek 11y ago
The service is called AWS Import/Export so it seems you probably can get them to export the data to a snowball for you to get your data.
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by rstupek 11y ago
But didn't they (in a round about sort of way) since there were two carriers instead of one? Wouldn't making something think you had something that wasn't really there be something different?
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by rstupek 11y ago
However it is hard to miss the difference in the column with details and the more link even upon a cursory scan.
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by rstupek 11y ago
They aren't attempting to donate they are attempting to try credit card numbers to find ones that are valid.
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by rstupek 11y ago
Some of them were actually pretty elaborate. There were manuals which were printed in specific colors so that you couldn't photocopy them to give to a friend

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