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6y ago
Migration accidents happen. If your TTLs are long, those accidents cause long disruptions and big downtimes. That's a poor customer experience. I definitely think it's worth the millions or billions of DNS requests. Use short TT
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6y ago
As a sysadmin with 20+ years experience, I've had long TTLs cause issues on several occasions. I've never regretted a short TTL.
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6y ago
I remember reading "The Mouse and the Motorcycle" in third grade. I immediately adopted the enthusiasm the mouse had for riding and I've been a motorcycle-riding fool ever since. I love that lean.
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6y ago
"the problem of how to more evenly distribute income among creators to achieve a greater number of living wages." It's delusional of the author to think that is a goal what YouTube is aiming for.
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6y ago
With 7 kids and working from home, my most productive work hours are after everybody goes to bed. Why waste those precious 'awake' hours on code when I can be enjoying my family?
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6y ago
Why?
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6y ago
Got burned once (no pun intended), learned my lesson. Hot spare on a different continent with replicated data along with a third box just for backups. The backup box gets offsite backups held in a safe with another redundant copy in anothe
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6y ago
Nowhere does it mention the fact that the minimum wage increase is the real driver for this change.
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6y ago
I think he means that a progressive with show disgust if you show them a happy white family with six kids.
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6y ago
I'm confused by your reply. So masks are helping stop the spread of the flu but not Covid?
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6y ago
Except for 2020 where it's not even going to reach 100. https://gis.cdc.gov/grasp/fluview/mortality.html
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6y ago
Blogging like it's 2006
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6y ago
And that's exactly what they're doing (according to the article)
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6y ago
I was very disappointed. The overlayed music doesn't match the film period or the visual tone at all.
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6y ago
Facebook's audience does not reflect America's population. It is older and more conservative so I'm actually surprised by it's only 68% of the links. Young people stay away from Facebook by the droves... that is until t
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6y ago
My comment didn't put culpability on anyone. The comment I was replying to wondered why those two categories were worse. I supposed there's a connection between the size of the vehicle and the visibility (being seen and not being
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6y ago
I suppose smaller cars are harder to see at intersections (side-impact) and when in traffic, smaller cars can't see past the larger vehicles in front of them to see the traffic stopping so braking response is slower.
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6y ago
It really shouldn't be called "meat". It should be called plant-based protein or meat-substitute. The definition of "meat" shouldn't change because you press some soy to look like a chicken leg.
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6y ago
People who have been hospitalized for depression don't have a right to defend themselves?
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6y ago
This is one of three different gun control bills being presented.
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6y ago
tldr; "By chasing rapid expansion without paying enough attention to how much they were actually spending, the co-founders ended up making big bets that cost the company millions — and mistakes that left thousands of gallons of ice cr
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6y ago
Built by a man who obviously doesn't own a dog. "Anybody seen my mouse that looks like a ball?"
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6y ago
"I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery." ~ Thomas Jefferson
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6y ago
You won't find me riding around on a bike in an area with large predators (referring to the animals and the poachers). I'll insist on 4 wheels and a hard-shell cab... and a gun... a big gun.
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6y ago
Amazon has a right to associate (or not associate) with whomever they want. This is a fundamental principle of freedom - something Parler should know, understand, and espouse. Why are they fighting? They should be applauding.
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6y ago
Which can all be defeated by the car thief carrying a $100 box that blocks all kinds of wireless signals (GPS, LoJack, 4G, etc)
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6y ago
Yet another example of people and corporations 'voting' with their feet. If your current location is hostile to your business or way of life, move. It's a strategy as old as the pilgrims at Plymouth Rock.
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6y ago
I've been in maybe 6 meetings my entire life that couldn't be replaced with a three paragraph email.
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6y ago
I think paper and ink was the first tree-based task manager...
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6y ago
I guess you missed the part where the you don't have a car.
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