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6y ago
> it's a win-win for both the donor and recipient. Donating blood is especially good for men who have high iron Donating blood isn't really a win-win for most people - some people with certain conditions benefit - see: https:&
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6y ago
I much prefer pill bottles, i find blisters to be fiddly, especially when they add the paper on top that needs to be peeled off before i can push the pill through the foil (i mean why would they do this)
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6y ago
most people have firewalls configured to simply drop traffic not destined for open ports, in which case there is no response as the traffic never makes it beyond the firewall.
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6y ago
given that TTLs are usually very short now if your DNS server is configured correctly then caching shouldn't make a bit of difference.
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7y ago
The thing is housing almost comes with a rock solid business plan and as a basic need is somewhat resistant to radical decreases in price (it is almost impossible that your house would depreciate by 100% - company stock/your own busine
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7y ago
I want to add a note to this - if you're using something like this to manage linux servers you're almost certainly doing it wrong. At a server level use ansible, puppet or chef.
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7y ago
the commenter here is talking specifically about ad-hoc commands: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/intro_adh... these are pretty easy to understand. Also chef, puppet and ansible are becomin
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7y ago
just run the playbook on a test cluster?
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7y ago
this is good for a few servers - but its sequential nature will become onerous if for example you needed to run something that took 10 minutes on 100 hosts. ansible ad-hoc commands do almost exactly what you do but in a more scalable fashio
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7y ago
I've never understood this isn't lacking an ability that 95% of the population have basically part of the very definition of disability. I lack fine motor control, I'm unable to write legibly with a pen, i have issues with sp
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7y ago
I'm not sure the deaf community's views on cochlear implants are entirely relevant here. There is no 'autistic culture' whereas there is very definitely deaf culture. Also we're not necessarily talking about a strai
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7y ago
it depends if the rent control limits are reasonable to the landlord and if property still makes a good/better investment that other investment sources. If the answer to these questions is still yes then it's not going to make tha
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7y ago
I had no idea what Pandas was (other than the plural of the cute fluffy creature). I was really hoping this was going to talk about how to use panda images to visualize data!