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I'd venture a guess the Internet Archive's got that one in it's sights if needed (and probably already has copies)
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Rust, Terraform, Kubernetes - or at least, that’s my focus and bet for the future
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That's true - it's looking at 2BRs. But whatever metric we consistently look at over time, is something we can make long term comparisons for. And fwiw, it shows just how difficult it would be for a single parent to get by in this
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ADAT was pretty similar to this right, but later?
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Is there no equivalent of PCI in South Africa?
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Wow, this could be awesome for running operation teams at Burning Man! (Seriously, at the moment, some teams literally offline their server and physically take it to the playa to run there instead of figuring out connectivity there. Very li
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I think so!
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Where is a company limited to only one role? Can Facebook not publish a blog and be a platform?
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I am truly curious what happens if you hit yes
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Jason doesn't steal. He archives!
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Rocks. I also don't know what rocks are. Well, except things in the dirt.
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I'm lucky here. Nearly 1000mbps each way on my FIOS; and it's very consistent. I realize this is the 1% of internet in the US. But I would enjoy being able to send 4k video over Zoom.
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Thank god. I just got a 2005 Porsche Boxster with a CDR-24 radio, and one of my favorite things about it is how simple the interior controls are. Knobs, buttons, switches. The PCM radio I think might have had touch screen, but anyway... My
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I think too many people (myself included) have thought incorrect things like, "Ah, wood is natural and can't hurt you". Not that wood is any more natural than lead, or arsenic. But it doesn't seem bad like inhaling smo
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There are a lot of humans there- but also a lot of robots too. (I know a bunch of people at Amazon Robotics. Without the robots many more people would need to be contacting each other)
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That's been the case forever though. How many systems used the 6502 chips? Vic-20, C64, NES, 2600, Apple IIe? It was often the same chip, with slightly different (rarely significantly higher powered, just different) memory and i/o
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There did seem to be a huge gap for many years in the existence of good adventure games. I have fond memories of many ones from yesteryear, but then it largely felt that anything that was out was pretty boring or just trying to copy them. A
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I just got a Boxster, and while the engine in it is amazing, this would be a hell of a swap (not at all easy, perhaps next to impossible, but the idea of a 600hp engine that actually fits in the Boxster... whoa). Edit: I knew their cars wer
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Yup. We do this. When our servers need a change, we change the AMI for example, and then re-deployment just replaces everything. Most servers survive a day, or a few hours.
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Airbnb updates Extenuating Circumstance policy with Covid-19
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Oh this is really cool! I've been thinking how interesting this could be to backport to NES or C64. I'm guessing there isn't too much in the game happening that couldn't probably happen on those systems with minor modifi
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No one calls weed a narcotic.
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Who cares? There’s a front page drug positive post on HN weekly. Kids don’t know this; and it doesn’t really matter. It’s like getting up in arms about the group Crystal Method... just silly. Drugs aren’t as bad as the 80s DARE programs bra
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I feel that (partially due to this hibernation file, partially due to SSDs) that Windows boots are actually faster than ever now. Even a reboot seems to take under 30 seconds. I remember just the RAM test on my Pentium 1 was several minutes
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These look way cooler in person than videos and photos show them for online. I’ve played some guitar amps that had them for indicators (Selmer Zodiac) and they were so damn cool looking and futuristic feeling. I keep hoping they will make a
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This is similar to how I’ve thought about money for a while. Through high school, I had dollar problems. As in, things in the $1-9 range were pretty important. Through college I had $10 problems. Early career it become $100 problems. Now an
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I really wish more release documentation pointed you to how to perform that upgrade. This page, the front page, nor the installation pages show up to upgrade. No, it isn't "hard" to figure out, and I personally know how to do
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Security in depth. If I compromise one part of your network, I shouldn't compromise it all.
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That's relatively annoying. I just got a new HP printer that uses cloud print, and I was enjoying using it to make printing from anywhere/my phone easier. Oh well.
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Arrest them all. And by them, I mean the NYPD. They are a menace to the public safety and peace, and they should all be on trial for misconduct, or being complicit in misconduct. Everyone who has participated and not worked to change that s
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