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by travem 9y ago
Isn't the net result similar anyway? 1. People who should have been treated weren't. 2. As a result of #1, more people would have been subsequently infected. Additionally: 3. Distrust in healthcare is engendered amongst a marginal
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VMware Cloud on AWS – Now Available(aws.amazon.com)
6 points by travem 9y ago|0 comments
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VMware and AWS Announce Initial Availability of VMware Cloud on AWS(phx.corporate-ir.net)
3 points by travem 9y ago|0 comments
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by travem 9y ago
My thoughts are that invoking slavery to denote a dependency is ridiculous.
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by travem 9y ago
I don't think this is about supporting chromecast for Amazon Video, it's about actually selling the google chromecast itself on amazon.com. I don't think there is any argument that passes the sniff test for them not to be abl
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by travem 9y ago
It's competitive if you don't actually need the 28.8TB NVMe SSD. If you actually need that much storage capacity and speed you are looking at provisioning 2 i3.16xlarge's and hoping your application can be distributed across
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by travem 10y ago
Are you thinking of the acquisition of PeopleSoft by Oracle[1]? SAP are not owned by Oracle. [1] http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/017124_EN
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by travem 10y ago
Last status that I heard on the lawsuit is that it was dismissed so there is no ongoing lawsuit to settle unless there have been any changes recently.
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by travem 10y ago
There would no doubt be some performance differences between local and networked but it is very normal in enterprises to deploy databases on a SAN to take advantage of the array's data services. On the NAS side I believe Oracle also ar
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by travem 10y ago
It's worse for google because their brand is attached to it. Shutting down a branded internal "startup" can cause negative sentiment to be attached to the overall brand (as evidenced in comments here). Whereas with a startup
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by travem 10y ago
It looks like it was 1Password who have blogged their take on this Cloudflare vulnerability here - https://blog.agilebits.com/2017/02/23/three-layers-of-encryp...
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by travem 10y ago
According to their blog post about this issue they use multiple levels of encryption to guard against compromise at the SSL/TLS layer - https://blog.agilebits.com/2017/02/23/three-layers-of-encryp...
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by travem 10y ago
For commercial sites a solution like Adobe marketing cloud (nee Omniture) is an option
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by travem 10y ago
It also notes on that page: > if they perform certain specified acts voluntarily and with the intention to relinquish U.S. nationality It looks like intent to renounce US needs to be explicit , not just implicitly inferred by performi
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by travem 10y ago
How are you calculating value created? Based on market capitalization it looks like the S&P 500 went from a market cap of $925 Billion in the 1980's to over $19 Trillion today [1]. [1] http://siblisresearch.com/data
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by travem 10y ago
Yes, of course. Long lines to vote is not a function of the size of the country, it's more likely to be a function of the number of people and the number of available polling stations in a given area. There are very many large cities a
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by travem 10y ago
> Where is the Stanford Research park? Check out http://stanfordresearchpark.com/explore There are a bunch of companies located here including parc, VMware, nest, SAP, Tesla, HPE, etc.
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by travem 10y ago
This was reported a few years ago and may no longer be the case but they have aparently bought EMC storage in the past - http://www.crn.com/news/storage/229401100/report-apple-buys-...
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by travem 10y ago
> My phone has a voice processing chip, and it recognizes my speech pretty well, but I still can't figure out if it's completely disconnected from the cloud Does it work when you are in airplane mode?
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by travem 11y ago
They do operate data centers already and are building more[1] but the lead times on such large infrastructure investments are not insignificant. By using cloud providers they can meet the current demand while still investing for the future
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by travem 11y ago
> The idea that anyone but myself has authority over what goes into my body is absolutely ridiculous. Casting this as a ridiculous argument completely ignores the viewpoint that there may well be externalities caused by this behavior tha
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by travem 11y ago
Have you seen the capabilities enabled by the PowerShell Gallery[1] (script and module repository) and the PowerShellGet cmdlets[2] (for interacting with repositories like PowerShell Gallery)? It looks like a useful approach to solving this
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by travem 11y ago
The first example provided addresses that precise point, the changes in agricultural communities have been significant.
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VMware Open Sources Project Xenon – Decentralized Systems Development Framework(vmware.github.io)
2 points by travem 11y ago|0 comments
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by travem 11y ago
Regarding: > 3. The government has already paid for the work to be done through taxes and this power is basically absolute; if you disagree try and not pay taxes and see how long you stay out of prison Why shouldn't the government h
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by travem 11y ago
I wonder if this may be attributable to the difference between a CPU bound versus an IO bound workload? I imagine CVS is doing a fair amount of IO, which on a laptop with local disk (and no competing workloads driving IO) may be able to han
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by travem 11y ago
There appears to be secular reasons behind this view in some cultures as well: > In some areas, in order to preserve cleanliness where sanitation was an issue, the right hand, as the dominant hand of most individuals, was used for eating
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by travem 11y ago
> how do they expect to get people to bring their cars in for the fix when the fix can be expected to make their cars get worse fuel economy and a decrease in power? One option would be to make it an automatic fail of the emissions tests
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by travem 11y ago
Sure, to be clear I'm not arguing against those things, I'm just arguing that VM level snapshots and clones are also a tool in the operational arsenal and is in fact a very popular one that works well in practice.
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by travem 11y ago
Or you could have a consistent repeatable way of doing it across multiple apps and operating systems. I am not averse to your argument that doing it at the app level has benefits, but being able to do it at the VM level in a consistent way

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