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Wars have consequences. Syria didn't need to wage war and attack Israel from the Golan Heights. What reason is there to go back to pre-67 borders?
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Unless you've been there, you have no idea what soul shattering chronic pain is like. 85% of overdose deaths are from elicit drugs. What is the DEA is doing about the Fentanyl entering from China? Nothing.
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Sweden
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Median household income was $67,521 in 2020. Doesn't seem outrageous.
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I still don't understand, and maybe this has changed since a few years ago, but how you can essentially brick a phone by re-locking the bootloader with a corrupt OS since unlocking the bootloader requires you to have access to it. I th
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Not available to most insured people over 18.
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I'd pay $10k/yr. out of pocket not to use FreeIPA again. It's no substitute for AD and when it breaks, it breaks hard.
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Or their bonuses.
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At some point I stopped investing in companies and started investing in people. There's a small group of businessmen out there that have the Midas touch.
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5y ago
Are any notable companies still using Puppet? Does Google still use it to manage their Macs?
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NPs are doing independent practice in some states and are charging MD rates. The issue isn't the number of doctors, it's the cost for average Joe to get treated without being charged three days of wages for a 7 minute consult.
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Perhaps 10 people might be required if you're doing everything on-prem including storage and networking. If you're using a managed service, then I find it hard to believe a company should drop 1+ million on labor just to operate a
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The one thing you can say about Nomad is that's generally incredibly scalable compared to Kubernetes. At 1000+ nodes over multiple datacenters, things in Kube seem to break down.
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Eddy Cue should be fired for allowing Spotify to reach such critical mass. Music and playlists is such a sticky ecosystem that people don't just up and switch services at a whim. The 381 million users that Spotify accumulated over the
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Yes, it is. Then again you'd be shocked at how much companies pay for SAAS apps today. I like to think you use FOSS when you're small b/c you can't afford the good stuff, then you get so big you want to switch back to FO
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It still surprises me that NGINX beat out Apache so quickly even though Apache had way more modules and was/is entirely free vs. NGINX which is more or less "open core" with some nice features requiring commercial licensing.
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I'm surprised it didn't kill Reddit when Steve Huffman pulled that stunt on the site: https://old.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/5frg1n/tifu_...
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It's hard to remain excited when so many professors don't prepare for lectures, teach outdated material, rely on question banks for exams, and play the part of ball-breakers. I went back to school for a different degree program in
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> end federally backed student loans I agree, the government should have no place in this whatsoever. > and make the loans dischargeable in bankruptcy Toss personal responsibility out the window? No, sorry, someone who wasn't fin
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Not that I think companies have any obligation to share postmortems but Roblox said they would release one about the last outage and I don't think they have yet.
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New York and specifically, New York City has the same issue. Year long application approvals with concealed carry permits granted at the discretion of the NYPD. There were supreme court arguments about this very issue today.
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Jaywalking aside, I'm interested in seeing how these vehicles handle the green arrows + pedestrian GO signals that occur at the same time.
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Ask HN: What missing skillset is currently holding you back in your career?
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Roku will ban you from installing custom apps if your device has ever installed an app that’s been removed for TOS violations. My account was permanently blocked from side loading because I had downloaded & tried a M3U player. The demis
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Consolidated billing. AWS could in fact raise prices across the board and all my previous companies would continue to pay them and not care one bit. Finance departments love AWS bills and the simple annual negotiations that come with them.
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Same, finally after a year of random issues I asked that my accounts be closed. They ended up just cutting me bank checks for the entire balance but left the accounts open which triggered monthly dues and ultimately a negative balance they
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Tenured positions, strong unions, pensions, benefits the average blue collared worker can dream of, and no accountability or pressures to ensure students make their marks. I can support raises once merit pay is instituted and they start doi
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A 3rd party driver's capabilities should be scoped to whatever type of component it's for and in this case a mouse driver should only be allowed to do mouse things. OAuth for Windows, I rest my case.
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Content-Disposition: attachment; hit the wrong button, done. It's in your iCloud/Downloads folder.
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Rand Paul: You take an animal virus and you increase its transmissibility to humans. You’re saying that’s not gain of function? Anthony Fauci: Yeah, that is correct. And Senator Paul, you do not know what you are talking about,
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