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by whoknowswhat11 3y ago
I’m doing this on b650d4u with success. 1.5k per machine or so but the clock speed is fantastic, good Remote Desktop performance as well. I can’t find reasonable cost server setups that can match this
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by whoknowswhat11 3y ago
I had this exact type issue for a charity account. A bit higher impact given team size but NO WAY to talk to a human!! Or if we did they couldn’t do anything. I imagine this has since changed, but it does leave a sour taste
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by whoknowswhat11 3y ago
The point about lack of projects on AWS I agree with if that’s what you are talking a about. That said AWS is absolutely a cloud leader. We use azure and AWS now and there continue to be reasons AWS does well despite cost and quirks
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by whoknowswhat11 3y ago
Yes, AWS being patient with both customer fault (common) issues and even out of scope for support tier level is crazy - it’s got to be a purposeful cost center expenditure. I like some things about google w project model but we spend on AWS
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by whoknowswhat11 3y ago
No kidding, especially for programs that aren’t that big.
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by whoknowswhat11 3y ago
Wait what - people should be able to unplug other peoples cars? Why? The car will still be parked in the charging spot
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by whoknowswhat11 3y ago
As someone who initially paid for a blue check the idea was appealing to increase signal vs noise, I detested all the scam / spam comments and posts. I didn’t understand the rush to remove checks for existing notable accounts - and the
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
I also got a lot of mileage out of a homelab. I experimented with proxmox and ESXi on the homelab front. Now ESXi is at the business. Same thing with different server setups (Dell / HP / SuperMicro). Gives you a good feel for upda
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
I've always wondered why services are not counted down more often. Is there some sliver of customers who have access to the management console for example? An increase in error rates - no biggie, any large system is going to have error
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
Anyone understand why these services go down for so long? That's the part I find interesting.
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
My Amazon order history showed no orders, but now is showing my orders again - so stuff seems to be getting either fixed or intermittent outages.
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
For those confused, you scan in your badge, that get's you through the door. Then you check the monitor to figure out what job you will be doing (ie, pack or rebin) If your station is taken for some reason, you should be able to just m
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
I wasn't totally clear about the difference between total apathy, which I'm sure facebook had for a small country with a language not in system vs "determined effort".
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
You'll appreciate that HR is done through an app. If you want to quit you can literally do that on the app, no need to talk to anyone. Same with apply for the job, accepting your offer, etc. It's mostly computerized. That said, it
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
There is plenty of info online about becoming a worker at AWS if you are interested. https://hiring.amazon.com/hiring-process#/ https://hiring.amazon.com/hiring-process/application-guide#/ Th
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
That does seem like a somewhat obvious solution to built a relatively simple pooler / more efficient listener in. Anyone working on something like this? Merge with an existing solution?
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
This was exactly our my case. I did 10 servers going flat out calling into one (beefy at the time) MySQL. I was amazed at how far you could go with that. Then we had replication at the time built in, and so did read replicas. For free and s
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
Here is a bit more detail on this determined role they took to spread the speech from reuters. "To this day, the company continues to rely heavily on users reporting hate speech in part because its systems struggle to interpret Burmese
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
I used MySQL ages ago. It was pretty fast out of the box. I never needed to vacuum. You could get up and running with Upsert and connections without trouble. It did feel hacky, but don't discount that it mostly worked for a lot of use
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
Thanks - that's very interesting! Looks like you bought the cards yourself. That makes it unlikely that there was a chargeback on any card I think right unless you had a payment issue somewhere along the line? Regardless, given the rel
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
This is kind of interesting, there isn't anything immediately obvious here as a clear trigger (lots of these complaints when you get into it you can see maybe what triggered). Are we sure it was the gift cards? Obviously gift cards are
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
Never even heard of these guys or seen their posts. I'm on here a bit.
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
This happens for a few reasons. 1) Inactive or low activity account starts selling (instead of buying) high value / high risk items. Think GPU's, Macbooks, etc. 2) An old account has activity (including someone trying passwords fr
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
> No one said you can overdraw your account False: The qz article I'm responding to says this. "When you pull cash from an ATM or swipe your card at the coffee shop, the machine needs to determine the precise time that the tran
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
no question that imessage, email parsers, etc that do third party untrusted network type interactions SHOULD be memory safe. But of course they are not, and apple in particular LARDS these formats down with a million features.
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
The claim was about ATM withdrawals and credit card swipes. Ie, without a GPS clock there would be a "clock sync" error in the ATM machine, and no cash could be drawn. I continue to remain EXTREMELY skeptical of this claim. It mak
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
If you need it you can do something around -12+. Is this needed for the clock drift in the CC hand terminal that creates these "clock sync" errors that make it so the bank can't figure out my balance / avoid an overdraft
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
The entire point of a cesium clock is that it does NOT need to remain linked all the time. That is literally why you would get one in your rack. So your statement is totally false. In fact, the BENEFIT of a cesium clock is the incredible st
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
Exactly. You don't need a GPS atomic clock, you can actually buy a rackmount one. If that doesn't work you can use the internet to connect to NIST. NIST is actually where GPS get's it's time, so you can just connect, usi
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by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
The Bank has a record of your balance, regardless of GPS. For all live network authenticated reductions of this balance, GPS time is not relevant, the bank still has access to the balance, can still decrease it, can still report an overdraf

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