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8mo ago
He's helicopter crash away from being remembered as a daring wartime president.
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9mo ago
Won't asking people to take a swig solve a bunch of those issues?
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9mo ago
The printing press immediately brought about broadsheets handbills and dozens of other mass publication formats.
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9mo ago
I am so sad I missed 2023. But now I have the skills to really enjoy the next dump.
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9mo ago
Docker was not gonna make it as a small individual tool as something podman like would get traction in that market.
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9mo ago
NFS infamously proxies reads and writes. Obviously there is some caching but that just makes the behavior funner.
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9mo ago
You need analytic continuation to define the zeta function at the places you are asking for zeros.
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9mo ago
Nursing massively expanded but they didn't want to take it.
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10mo ago
So cherry pick the nice dense area and leave the rest of the state with the hard to serve areas?
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10mo ago
Porting QNX would be very possible.
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10mo ago
It was used correctly. What CAs wanted to sell wasn't something browsers wanted to support, and EV was the compromise. It just happens that what EV meant wasn't that useful irl.
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
Then you get customer visible delays.
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11mo ago
Unless you filter at the far end of the bottleneck you still go offline.
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11mo ago
Ukraine's success proves that you need to actually have people guarding ships against intrusion. This is not a new lesson ever since the Raid on the Medway.
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11mo ago
$150 mm with a gross margin of 80% and low capital is great. $150 mm when you spent a few billion not so much.
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11mo ago
What reputation? These people don't know you.
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11mo ago
How is the E-7 the wrong solution? It's worked fine for Australia.
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11mo ago
An extra reason for the victim not to go to the cops!
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11mo ago
The funding can get companies spun up and competing.
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11mo ago
The US will fund as many people who will develop this tech as need be. The national champion approach produces a too big to fail lazy company.
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11mo ago
Chance favors the prepared mind.
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11mo ago
A nuclear weapon does not do very much to a tank unless it is extremely close. You are better off with a guided munition.
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11mo ago
Akamai, CloudFront, whatever Googles service is, a bunch of other ones I can't think of compete in the same market. Cloudflare obviously is good at what they do but there decently are many fine CDN/DDOs prevention companies.
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11mo ago
Cloudflare could be told to kick the streams off and they would stop
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11mo ago
The courts can absolutely get Cloudflare to comply with orders. The only reason this doesn't happen is that the people asking for the blocking come with a list of IPs.
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11mo ago
The New York Court of Appeals agrees, at least for purposes of the Deed of Gift governing the Americas cup.
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11mo ago
Sadly I'm away from my bookshelf but I think Concurrent ML solved this issue.
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11mo ago
The Egyptian peasant lives today much the same as his ancestors did. It's a remarkable degree of continuity! And some works were removed contrary to law quite recently like the head of Nefertiti.
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11mo ago
Shutdowns used to not exist because Congress would authorize the President to spend at existing levels (but not the army, for reasons). This changed in the 1970s.
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