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by swasheck 6y ago
For us it’s AP-SE-2 with us-east-1 as a close second
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by swasheck 6y ago
Wait. I thought this was ap-southeast-2
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by swasheck 6y ago
Good for chat channels. Tries to be a central repo for all of your business docs. Chews RAM like it’s its prime directive. Can’t actually find the centralized doc unless you magically remember the channel or team where it was originally sha
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by swasheck 6y ago
Teams. I step away for 3 hours and that process that is consuming 4GB RAM is none other than Teams.
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by swasheck 6y ago
I have nipples, can you milk me?
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by swasheck 6y ago
It’s what he does. Appeal to the base, defy common sense, and allow for the rabid frenzied masses respond as they will.
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by swasheck 6y ago
Carthage and Corinth were Rome’s primary competition. Carthage’s final fall coincided with Corinth's, but its history with Rome dated back much much earlier. Roman artifacts are a relic of their occupation and rebuild of the city. And
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by swasheck 6y ago
I get what you’re saying, I just see it a bit differently. With a majority remote workforce, the company’s physical plant expenses should be reduced, effectively shifting the cost of utilities to the employee. All things being equal reduced
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by swasheck 6y ago
Just read about polywater in Humans [ https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40858227-humans ] This is a quick, fun read.
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by swasheck 6y ago
I was captivated by the first half of Seveneves and simply endured the second half. The very end was like, “meh - I see what you did there” but to get there took great feats of endurance.
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by swasheck 6y ago
I’m so glad for them and you. I really hope that’s party of a larger trend. It’s just not a trend here.
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by swasheck 7y ago
Anecdotally, 100% of the legitimate small businesses in my area have been denied access to PPP due to lack of availability of funds. The research of others has shown that the lack of funds is due to big businesses receiving them. Seems to k
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by swasheck 7y ago
If market forces demand some sort of contact tracing application, but it largely violates Constitutional ethos, can the “business” be declared Unconstitutional? Is that even in the purview of the Constitution? I wouldn’t imagine so, but I’m
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by swasheck 7y ago
much of rome's ancient history is "mythical" in that it the only historical evidence we have are the legends handed down from that time. many of them appear to be attempts to reconcile the status of the early republic with th
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by swasheck 7y ago
Seems like it’d be fairly straightforward to identify a post by genre and then weight for terseness.
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by swasheck 7y ago
The narrative is that the virus stays alive for up to three days on surfaces. My understanding of viruses like this would make that an extreme outlier. Do we have any conclusive data on the duration of virus viability outside of the host?
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by swasheck 7y ago
This is the failure of the government, not of the populace
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by swasheck 7y ago
This is where the intense anti-Social bent of the general populace is destructive. I’d really much rather have a portion of my tax bill redistributed to help someone like this than to be forced into an ethical dilemma of supporting a small
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by swasheck 7y ago
Age is not the only factor. A false sense of security affected Italy as much, if not more. Isn’t japan the oldest? How do you explain their relative success??? Autocracy is a bogeyman just like Socialism. Sometimes you have to temporarily
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by swasheck 7y ago
Yes. They're generally quite compliant and community-oriented as well. If the health minister says the best way to slow this is to stay inside, then generally they'll stay inside. Meanwhile, I have friends who are giving the middl
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by swasheck 7y ago
age is correlated, not causal. there are simply too many other factors. a generally compliant national attitude, combined with aggressive testing, and community-orientation probably had as much to do with south korea's success so far.
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by swasheck 7y ago
that's a great point. thanks for the corrective.
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by swasheck 7y ago
You didn't use it as an example, I was recalling from the initial theories when "coronavirus" was making the news. It would also be helpful to the discussion if "we" stopped casting broad nets and making sweeping ge
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by swasheck 7y ago
This. Last month all of the analysis pointed to the fact that the mortality rate was being severely misrepresented, either through intent or ignorance.
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by swasheck 7y ago
This is where I'm currently battling my south-Denver community. They're all up in arms reciting the GP's facts-in-a-vaccuum. They honestly don't give a rip about the extreme pressure it's put on healthcare systems i
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by swasheck 7y ago
Exactly. Summer break? Spring Break? Winter Break? I'm somewhat perplexed by OP sentiment.
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by swasheck 7y ago
I thought that the bat soup origin was debunked. I'd suspect it's pretty rare that you come across a novel virus that's hardy enough to survive cooking at temperature and then the rigors of the human GI tract.
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by swasheck 7y ago
I prefer the non-paywall npr site so I hope that this one stays up
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by swasheck 7y ago
I've always loved C# but can't quite get past having to target specific .net frameworks and keeping the different frameworks in my different servers straight and targeting each of them differently. Maybe that'll change with .
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by swasheck 7y ago
I’m a Google Play customer who is trying out Apple Music right now. There are many things I love. Obviously the seamless interaction with other Apple properties (e.g. CarKit) is great. I prefer the feedback that lets me know about the statu

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