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by tedk-42 4y ago
Doesn't sound too bad to be honest
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by tedk-42 4y ago
I'm just gonna reply to myself rather than this thread of 'intellectuals' that have latched on thinking they're super woke about 'money'. This is really sad. Especially the guy who 'advised' to stay a
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Money is money. Debt is money from the future. Seems you don't understand.
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by tedk-42 4y ago
These type of articles make me wanna quit doing anything in IT. It's not a criticism of the author, more the current state of technology in AWS. I'd really like to have just 1 AWS account where I can see and do everything there an
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by tedk-42 4y ago
A fairer statement in my opinion would be 'dropped in value' or 'decreased in value by' rather than 'lost'. But hey this is journalism where you need to draw clicks and 'lost' probably hits home more
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by tedk-42 4y ago
We're not drowning. The boat was not made to be waterproof and yet we think it is. Any software you build, like everything else needs maintenance. It's a fallacy to think that just because math is correct (boolean algebra) that yo
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by tedk-42 4y ago
I for one will not make a keyboard purchase based on how secure the underlying wireless mechanism is. Goes without saying though they should all be 100% secure so credit to the author for investigating this
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by tedk-42 4y ago
You think you have two good points (refill time + H2 generation from water) but really you have nothing. Hydrogen might fill a gap to replace large vehicles like buses or trucks but not passenger vehicles.
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Grown to be one of my favourite channels. It's a real shame that the algorithms that be at youtube have struck down Mark's revenue stream like this :(
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Next up, article on the advantages of eating cyanide. Doesn't matter about the advantages - the disadvantages far outweigh them.
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by tedk-42 4y ago
f#ck salesforce same thing with heroku
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Do i really need to correct myself to say we need to start building now for you not to defeat my argument?
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by tedk-42 4y ago
How many years have France been safely operating their Nuclear plants? Germany too? You speak of a Chernobyl exclusion zone, but I don't see anyone living where they've put up large scale solar farms or next to wind turbines. You&
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by tedk-42 4y ago
This back and forth made my day :)
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by tedk-42 4y ago
> Current-day Ford Motor having to go begging to China - for a major, iron-based component needed to produce more cars - that is laughable, and beyond pathetic. In a dark, miserable sort of way, if you care about America or its future. S
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by tedk-42 4y ago
This is wrong. Steel manufacturing happens near ports. We can't shift cities to electricity generation. We historically choose population centres in places with optimal conditions like having good water flow or natural protection with
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by tedk-42 4y ago
I'm not asking for tik tok data specifically. I'm saying given a subset of X videos with metadata, show me how you can exfiltrate something of interest to a nation state. Military bases have controls in place that ban things like
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by tedk-42 4y ago
> A security risk is by nature hypothetical. If the risk comes to fruition, it's no longer a risk, it's an event or an incident or whatever. Not true. CPU exploits come out all the time with proof of how to exploit / exfil
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by tedk-42 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_Carr_(lawyer) Lawyer that opposed net neutrality and now voicing his disapproval of apps built by the China. Sounds like he's making a play to become a career politician using
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Agreed. Conflating nuclear with renewable into 'zero carbon' is wrong
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by tedk-42 4y ago
It's so hard to fight a pro-nuclear opinion when you're arguing against people of 0 science or engineering background and only see toxic waste that is difficult to dispose of as the problem. Recent oil prices and obvious climate c
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by tedk-42 4y ago
There isn't some global conspiracy to prop up nuclear. There's no big nuclear. Big oil is a thing but nuclear is driven largely by people that are interested in science and technology. No one will profit more from nuclear success
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Haha love the sarcasm! You forgot to add how solar panels are ethically produced in a carbon neutral and sustainable way from our trading fwend China :)
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Oh god this author again going after clicks for hit pieces on technology without providing any alternatives. If you think you can do it better then go ahead and try build the product and then pitch it.
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by tedk-42 4y ago
As someone who had no idea who this person was or their legal troubles with Nissan (motor company), I find it strange that this was the battle he chose to fight to define who he was as a person. Each to his own though. Not a hill I would ha
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Surely the methane they produce far outweighs any carbon sink benefits
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Honestly I'd rather a battery that's super reliable and NOT using any lithium ion inside it in my home. As it doesn't need to move, it can sit there in an unused space and be really heavy. Lead Acid Batteries are a very good
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Then you're using cloudformation wrong. Unless you're arguing semantics to which I'm not interested.
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Ahahaha there are commenters that don't realise that Cloudformation IS the state for your infrastructure that you've provisioned. Ansible is stateless because every operation is suppose to be idempotent. Unless your ansible is doi
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Git also ignores things you add into the `.git` folder (where your git history lives). You can use that as a place to store things quickly rather than say, doing a stash.

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