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by what-the-grump 3y ago
As it should, and US consumer protection is failing to act, this is from the report. People do not understand the level of control the Russian authorities maintain over businesses in Russia and citizens. 1. Flipper Devices Inc. is registere
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Or you know, standard open formats if you prefer them. But then there is always that MS trolls in comments. I converted, 100gb of xls/doc files to upload to SharePoint and netted something like 5x space savings just by resaving in an o
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
I drive a lot. Around here, I trust a tesla with AP on over any driver on the road. Everyone is going 15 over the limit driving with their knees because they are on their phone texting at 80 mph. This is everyday, every time I get on a high
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Do I think he cheats? No. Do I think it's possible to cheat at his level, it would be an art to cheat in rapid and not get in trouble at the rate he plays. But sure, I'll bite, why not. You can see that Hikaru has the ability to c
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
I'll give it a stab. There are those that don't know, and don't know that they don't know. They evaluate themselves the highest. There are those that know, and don't know that they don't know. They evaluate the
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
These sorts of things usually take longer to get working than equivalent software distributed as a conventional Linux package or to be built from source. Yes, but they are done once, and forced to ship the docker image. The stupid amount of
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
America has been at war for around 225 years. Most of which has been fought outside of America. We just like shooting freedom bullets on other people's land, and when we run out of problems we shoot freedom bullets at each other.
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8OnoxKotPQ
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Yeah I’m trying to figure out if I have to go back and check anything deployed over the years. As far as I know you can register a domain name to only one tenant and you will get an ssl error even if you managed to clash the underlying cnam
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
I’m sorry if I’m just dumb or don’t understand. This is dns record pointing at an azure resource that’s been removed, and the attacker resolves your entire zone then goes and tries to provision an azure resource with the same public name or
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Simple, I read a paper that vaccines cause autism... Now prove to me that you are not an elephant. Now lets get purely logical. There is a non-zero chance of risk, and the best risk avoidance strategy is to not take the risk in the first pl
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Or a single 2 core server, double it up if you want HA…
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Static host stuff on an S3 bucket / static web app. Blob storage account with a table, maybe an on-demand function app. Sub $15/mo to run your thing until you get real demand, yeah. But its not new, the K8S shtick is coming from i
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Its not doing great. I know that people that are still holding offices are getting their pick of the litter right now. "The company below left, so we added their space to the lease and got all the furniture, for 10% of the rate" &
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Also, in US, landlords outside of huge metro areas and non class A buildings in metro, are throwing out crazy TI credits and building offices for free for a lease. So if you are looking for an office because you have some portion of the wo
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
I can walk around my home office, go downstairs make a coffee without having to navigate society and social structure in the office. Put myself on mute for 5 minutes... Unless you are already hiding away from everyone in the office, good lu
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Because the assumption is that they work less because they are remote, clearly Covid has shattered that elusion by now.
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Vacancy rates for commercial real estate are what 20-30%? While the economy continues to grow, so no this narrative about productivity is pure bs. Every post about how I overhead some conversation, the problem is you not knowing how to mana
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Digg was Digg, then V4 launched, and it was no longer Digg. It was really that simple, oh hey I should check Digg maybe there is something interesting went to oh hey I need to find something else to check because Digg is stale, the new UI h
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
One thing I noticed and it scares me, when you are on auto pilot and you accelerate past the limit and then let go of the pedal the car will regenerative brake below the intended auto pilot speed, auto pilot will kick in and accelerate. I d
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Because the market for a sedan is drying up. People are looking for SUVs and people like me who we’re looking for an SUV in 2023, found themselves staring at 40-44k price tag for the same thing we got 4 years ago, for 31-33k. So after EV ta
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Can confirm that it’s an iPad on wheels. I love my old suv, really great car but the Model Y is like getting off a horse and into a space ship. There are features on this car that should be standard on every car in the planet, and one thing
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
If you are looking to buy a car in 2023 and you are not looking at a model y or a model 3… Tesla is the only car to drop prices in 2023, and the only car that doesn’t feel like you are paying 50% more for whatever you got 3 years ago. Anyth
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
>Disclaimer: this post was written jointly by Marco Tulio Ribeiro and Scott Lundberg. It strictly represents our personal opinions, and not those of our employer (Microsoft).
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
A small piece of stone fell off the facade of a building in NYC, killed someone like 50 years ago, now we spend billions up-keeping buildings every year. How the hell is anything in the medical industry not held to at least that standard. A
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
>So now I associate that word with all the problematic aspects of the book and assume the person using it is either using the word without having read the book or didn't see a problem with the book when they did read it. Neither rea
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
The book was progressive for its time, shocking to publishers for openly discussing sexuality, religion, establishment. People reading it 60 years later and finding it sexist I think are projecting a bit of their own insecurities. Consideri
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Likely because it’s from an old book that few in the gen xyz have read. It’s been transformed to mean ‘understand’ and it’s pretentious to use in regular settings. I’m a fan of the movie Kin-dza-dza it doesn’t make it acceptable for me to w
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by what-the-grump 3y ago
Their properties can hardly be predicted from the sum of their parts. That’s not true. We know when water boils, we know tension laws, we know a ton to predict and define the interactions. We know how to add carbon to iron, we know how make
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by what-the-grump 4y ago
considering Elon has cut 80% and still can’t turn profit there isn’t much counting going on.

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