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yndoendo
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I recently had to parse 500MB to 2GB daily log files into analytical information for sales. Quick and dirty, the application would of needed 64GB RAM and work laptop only has 48GB RAM. After taking time cleaning it up, it was using under 1G
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Nationalism is a hell of a drug. It is what start WWII.
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Let say someone creates a tool, an android which is designed to kill everyone that believes in a religion the creator does not like. Is that tool neutral? Only way to repurpose that tool is to destroy part if the tool and replace parts. It
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yndoendo
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One point that gets very little coverage is that fossil fuels are a limited resource. Once they used they are gone. The materials for renewable energy are still in a usable form.
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US was also the one that started the solar panel industry during the cold war. After the cold war the politicians saw no value in it and a lot of the IP was sold to China. China is now out pacing the technology in solar. [0] It is not about
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For people discussing about truck sizes, here is a good web sites that highlight the history of trucks and how they the cab size and bed size did a 180 [0]. [0] https://www.axios.com/ford-pickup-trucks-history
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yndoendo
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If image generation is anything like code generation then AI is not good at copying layout / art style of the coder / artist. Using Visual Studio, all the AI code generation is applying Microsoft's syntax style and not my syn
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How do you get proper laws passed when the politicians are bought and paid for by the same corporations? In the USA ... a company can declare bankruptcy and shed the debt / liabilities while a person cannot shed most debt after declari
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If history repeats itself ... tax payers will be fitting the bill. Ohio has shown to be corrupt when it comes to their Nuclear infrastructure. [0] High confident that politicians are lining up behind the scenes to get their slice of the pie
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I want to know if any content has been made using AI or not. There really should be a label on the product to let the consumer know. This should be similar to Norway that requires disclosure of retouched images. No other way can I think of
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I have not directly used Gentoo in years. It was chosen so I could learn, maximize system performance, and have proper AMD64 support before the other distros supported the new CPU specs. Gentoo also had the best documentation in those years
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How does having a religious base state prevent bigotry and discrimination? Both are mutually exclusive. In the world, Jews discriminate against Jews, Christians discriminate against Christians, Muslims discriminate Muslims, ... A religious
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I recommend _Culture in Nazi Germany_ by Michael K Kater. [0] The push for a Zionist state started and accelerated in the 1920s to the end of the 1930s. Most of the Jews that moved from Europe to Palestine, which was part of modern day Isra
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Texas is a state that do not pay their elected officials enough money to live off of. It is designed to support the wealth and not the poor. A wealth elected official does not need a second job but a poor one does. This leads to disproporti
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They still ship their laptops with the Copilot key. Once that is removed then their statement will follow their actions.
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Magic in real life never works 100% of the time. It is all an illusion were some observers understand the trick and others do not. Those that understand it have the potential to break the magic. Even the magician has the ability to fault th
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yndoendo
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The issue could be a bug in the host OS not in the VM. I had a Windows update that broke VMs when the guest OS was Windows running in real-time mode. This was the only issue and if I didn't run real-time VMs I would have never known. T
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I have a friend that does this for Home Depot. He describes his job as being a detective. Watching video to collect enough evidence so he can question employees shorting the company. Non-employees has their evidence given to the local polic
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This is all dependent on the company owners. A multi-million dollar company I help start, in the Midwest USA, had manufacturing, customer service, R&D, and shipping all in the same state. After being bought by Texas VCs, everything move
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I have and use all three on Linux. I only use Windows at work the IT is strict.
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I cannot stand the Windows user experience in their command line. The Linux method actually has to software registries that allow for different content to be copied and pasted. Oh I used CTRL+C to copy something but I need something copied
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I use both because they use to different software registries to store the information. This allows the CTRL+C content to be different than the middle mouse highlight. I cannot stand the Windows middle mouse user experience and always prefer
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Framework 13 [0]. It also has balanced USB ports on each side with being able to charge on the left and right. No Microsoft tax. I have been using it and at the moment will not go back to other OEMs. This is after having laptops from; Acer,
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Fun fact. I do not financially support any restaurant that has a Wall-street ticker. I wish more people would do this. There should be no reason to fund some CEO on Wall-street when we can benefit more by funding local communities. P.S. You
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I would say this analogy is not properly when talking about IPv4 to IPv6 transition. Moving from Python 2.7 to 3 is a pure software problem while moving IPv4 to IPv6 is hardware, software, and logistics problem. There are number of embedded
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I would hard disagree. Give me QT to make cross-platform applications that properly manage resources, have low latency, and barely register in memory usage. There was a cross-platform QT tool, running on macOS, Windows, and Linux, for debug
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On my work laptop, the only Windows 11 OS I use bare metal, the UAC prompt can take 30 seconds to one minute to show after requesting _Task Manager_ to start. IT decided to hide a number of applications behind UAC. Newer version of Windows
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Last year I ran into the issue of .NET network bindings not returning all NICs. [0] This issue has been present in the .NET since the genesis and only resolved in .NET 9. I had to create my own Win32 wrapper so everything works properly in
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I would say the malice is from management, investors, and product leads. Developers just do what they are told. Microsoft is choosing enshitification versus quality. CEO needs to pump that stock and having enterprise locked into without alt
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I also have the same Arch install from 2014 on my main hardware. Each replacement computer is nothing more then taking the old drive out, placing it into an USB enclosure, booting a USB live, setting up the partitions on the new drive, and
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