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by vondur 2y ago
We have a "system" that I have to support that is used here in a Higher Education institution. It's relatively cheap for EDU pricing.
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by vondur 2y ago
I can't really tell from the satellite photos. Looks like there is a river with some agricultural fields and green stuff next to it.
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by vondur 2y ago
The Ottomans taking loans from the Russians, their traditional enemy, seems odd. I know they were reluctant allies when fighting Napoleon, but I've never heard of such a financial arrangement.
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by vondur 2y ago
Most working people in the US are on private healthcare. What you are saying makes no sense. Most everyone agrees our current system isn’t working and needs fixing.
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by vondur 2y ago
I agree. ChargePoint has the contactless payment setup, but you need to have the Application setup with your account on it. After that it works through the Apple Wallet app.
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by vondur 2y ago
For this project, renovating the historic building to transform the mall into housing makes sense. However, for most other malls, it might be more practical to tear them down and build housing from scratch.
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by vondur 2y ago
I guess compared to most of Europe, which is getting poorer? I think the coming decades will now be dominated by the growth of the Indian economy, who will probably be the biggest beneficiary of the worldwide de-investment in China.
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by vondur 2y ago
I guess you can by the number of units sold on certain games. GTA 6 looks to be a blockbuster once it's released.
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by vondur 2y ago
The same thing can happen in the US- People may be able to get a job, but it will then prevent them from receiving any aid that may still be needed.
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by vondur 2y ago
Is it as simple as Intel purchasing the equipment from ASML to make their chips?
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by vondur 2y ago
Crazy it took 10 years to plan and get them in production. I think it looks cool.
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by vondur 2y ago
If you are building a railway through very expensive real estate, it's going to be expensive. The California High Speed Rail project is having the same issues. Buying up property in Los Angeles and San Francisco is super expensive.
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by vondur 2y ago
My wife worked for a company that really trained their sales people. However, they also payed very poorly compared to their peers. So people would get trained stay for a year and then go to another company that was happy to such well traine
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by vondur 2y ago
I wonder how this will affect the EDU market here in the US. ChromeBooks are heavily used in K-12 education and are nearly ubiquitous. If they keep the same manageability as is currently available for Chromebooks, it should be fine. IF not,
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by vondur 2y ago
Yes, this happens quite often in jobs in the public sector.
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by vondur 2y ago
Should be interesting going forward once the Trump administration takes over. I'd imagine they aren't going to be happy with all of anti-American tech fines being levied.
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by vondur 2y ago
This is simply layoffs without having to do layoffs. Much cleaner. I work for a state institution, due to budget cuts, layoffs are Coming. However, almost everyone hired the last few years are temporary employees. So we aren’t laying people
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by vondur 2y ago
Ha, I worked in a computer lab a student assistant and used to modify the Netware for Mac client on some of the tech staff we worked for. I remember swapping the logout and login commands on our boss's computer.
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by vondur 2y ago
Pompey the Great supposedly wore a cloak that he claimed belonged to Alexander the Great.
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by vondur 2y ago
If you have a 1440P 27" monitor, they work great.
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by vondur 2y ago
How about a bigger model? 24” is kinda small.
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by vondur 2y ago
I love the spicy Cheetos popcorn. Tasty, but filled with all of the Red #40 dye.
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by vondur 2y ago
If you want to give it a spin look at MyLinux4work on YouTube. He has an installer that works with Arch and Fedora (Fedora support comes from a repo from someone else)
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by vondur 2y ago
Yeah. I think it was version 3 and never was updated beyond that for Irix.
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by vondur 2y ago
You can also add SGI and most proprietary Unix vendors at the time. To a certain extent I think Apple also had a hand in killing the workstation market. When you can get a Mac that did Unix things and also ran Office and Photoshop, why get
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by vondur 2y ago
This is part of the reason why Linux ate their lunch. For the price of one Sun server, you could get 4 Dell servers that ran Linux, and they were faster. Granted, you didn't have all of the redundancy that was built into these higher e
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by vondur 2y ago
If I had a fruit tree in my front yard, I wouldn't care if someone takes the fruit. Most people don't eat all the fruit in a season anyways.
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by vondur 2y ago
GNU is not Unix...
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by vondur 2y ago
Someone has to maintain the code. Can you imagine making students doing that kind of work? They'd rightly asked to be paid for it. And getting faculty to manage the students doing that kind of work, they'd definitely want extra pa
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by vondur 2y ago
Are you kidding? Here's just one of many: 14 FEB 2005 Beirut, Lebanon Suicide bomber detonated a VBIED, assassinates former Lebanese Prime Minister; 22 killed, 231 wounded

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