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by snark42 6y ago
Has to be trained by a licensed service animal program and fit under the seat.
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by snark42 6y ago
There's usually a third party manufacturer you can get replacement batteries from for any decently popular system. My cost on batteries/electricity is probably less than I would have spent on fuel. The noise/size/mainte
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by snark42 6y ago
Depending on your need for KDB, old school InfluxDB, OpenTSBD, SciDB and Promethius are open source alternatives.
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by snark42 6y ago
Interestingly enough this causes all kind of weird distortion on my brand new 16" MBP. Not sure if it's a hardware issue, but it only happens in the browser with GPU acceleration turned on...
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by snark42 6y ago
If I'm targeting an individual/organization a watering hole attack requires that I can own a site the target visits regularly. This seems a lot more complicated than just going to any unencrypted website via network redirection of
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by snark42 6y ago
I've experienced this with $5k buy-in poker games settled via Venmo... I'm sure there's other good reasons.
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by snark42 7y ago
> If you need 50 engineers to be able to manage 200ish servers, well, uh, you just don't have a ton of options. Who needs 50 engineers for 200 servers? My IT team manages 750 servers in 5 co-locations + 200 end users + DBA responsi
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by snark42 7y ago
> It'll cost you a half million to build a full rack, power it and give it connectivity for a year. For $1500/mo you can get half rack (5Kv) and 50 Mbps internet. A couple $5k switches and 6-8 10k servers and you're well
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by snark42 7y ago
> If Uber were running a profitable business, the rides would be as expensive or more so than taxis. Might be off topic, but in downtown Chicago before/after work cabs (including tip) are often cheaper than Uber/Lyft (with no a
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by snark42 7y ago
> guarantee its no where near $97B Worldwide? What if you include brothels, strip clubs, "used" items (ie panties, gamer girl bathwater,) etc.? Here's the source for $97B, puts US at $10-12B - https://www.nbcne
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by snark42 7y ago
InfluxDB is written in Golang as well. It's rather performant and scales out nicely, given my experience I don't think I'd consider Golang a big concern.
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by snark42 7y ago
> Looks a lot now, but back then you didn't have server CPUs with gazillion cores on the cheap. You also didn't have the AES instruction set to improve the SSL performance.
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by snark42 7y ago
> It's generally a function of network cost versus infra cost, and so the 'equation' solves differently based on the longest tech cycles, It used to be OpEx was easy, CapEx was hard to get approved. As people took advanta
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by snark42 7y ago
> but you can not say whatever you want on 4chan Since when? Probably depends on which board you're talking about I guess.
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by snark42 7y ago
It would be better if they composted it.
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by snark42 7y ago
> great to live in if you are not too ambitious or entrepreneurial. While it clearly hasn't worked out this way (yet) having that social safety net actually should encourage entrepreneurial activity since you have a lot more freedo
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by snark42 7y ago
> They are paying per showtime anyway so a full or empty theater doesn't make them any money but the concessions do. Perhaps, but the distributor (who gets 40-90% of the ticket cost) would have to agree to it somehow,.
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by snark42 8y ago
I've enjoyed Radius Silk Floss ( https://madebyradius.com/collections/all/products/natural-bi... ) but I haven't tried Tom's so I can't really compare.
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by snark42 8y ago
> my options are shitty Comcast for $66 for 60Mbps or $50 for 18Mbps from AT&T. So sonic.net doesn't service your area? They were a great CLEC/ISP when I was in the bay area, mostly carried over AT&T lines so you could
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by snark42 8y ago
> not because of what they'll do to the product, but I guarantee their partnerships with hotels and hotel groups will evaporate when contracts expire. I'm not sure. It may be harder to book future dates with HT after the contra
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by snark42 8y ago
> DELL wants to re verify by phone 3 times before they bill or ship anything. Don't ask me why, I don't know, I keep begging them to stop doing that. You need to get a Dell sales rep you deal with everytime you order. You&#x27
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by snark42 8y ago
You might have to tumble it first.
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by snark42 8y ago
> What’s the resell market like for EV? Leaf's are pretty cheap relative to new, I think some buyers remorse is leading to a flooded market but I'm not sure. Tesla's aren't that much less than new (although I was look
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by snark42 8y ago
> That's mostly a decision to increase turnaround speed on their bridges, it is faster to swap a rotor for a new one than it is to turn one down. I used to turn the rotors on my European cars, but about 10-15 years ago the alloys st
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by snark42 8y ago
> I use mmj for an autoimmune disease, so it feels pretty ironic to read vaping damages immune system cells; will have to go back to the Volcano. Pure MMJ extracts are a different beast. This is almost definitely related to PG/VG ba
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by snark42 8y ago
> Few if any were ever printed in a way that made it easy to to from number to name Law enforcement, most libraries and other phone companies always had access to public printed reverse number phone books in the late 1980-1990's.
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by snark42 8y ago
> I tried living in Chicago without a car Really depends on where you live and want to be. This is true everywhere (NYC, SF, Seattle, etc.)
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by snark42 8y ago
> The math is very simple, you need about $30k/year which is $50k pre-tax. This is wrong. $30k - $12k standard deduction = 18k taxable, 0% tax on 0-$10k, 12% tax on $10k-$18k = -960 taxes owed, then you get 2500 American Opportunity
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by snark42 8y ago
> That would fall under criminal law. So even if the victims couldn't sue Uber due to the ridiculous arbitration clause, the person committing the crime could still be arrested and go through the usual criminal justice process. Is t
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by snark42 8y ago
> Getting a blood test means either going to the police station, or letting a cop stick a needle in you on the side of the road. You have to go to the station anyway, the Portable BAC they use roadside is inadmissible in court, they give

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