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3y ago
Get an a dual nvme enclosure and stick in two nvme 8TB drives. Or get two such enclosures and 4x 4TB drives (they are 4 times cheaper)
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...while still emitting ~40% less than non-hybrids. This is just a consequence of the crazy way WLTP was calculating emissions for PHEVs. It gets adjusted next year https://www.fleeteurope.com/en/new-energies/europ
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3y ago
> can represent what's going on in any org in ways that can be roughly comparable. It can also obfuscate it pretty well!
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> Outbursts have been seen twice, reaching magnitude 2.0 on May 12, 1866 and magnitude 3.0 on February 9, 1946,[16] although a more recent paper shows the 1866 outburst with a possible peak range of magnitude 2.5 ± 0.5.[17] Even when at
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3y ago
discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39973599
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We don't know if he played games. Some person declared that he did. There is a way to collect evidence from phones and it's not "let's find an apple engineer who will make a deposition." In fact, if he really played
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3y ago
Seamless? How long was it that you couldn't even run Docker?
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> Sariel’s critics, the report said, believe Unit 8200’s prioritisation of “addictive and exciting” technology over more old-fashioned intelligence methods had led to the disaster. Do they also use Kubernetes and the latest frontend fram
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Security Advisory YSA-2024-01 Yubikey Manager Privilege Escalation
(yubico.com)
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I find the target a bit strange. Like what's the point? A dormitory for workers in a factory? Why not hit the factory or a warehouse? At least one of the drones hit when most of the people were already outside. The mayor of the town ma
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3y ago
gross profit is "money we got for selling this car" - "all per car expenses". Net profit is - "all the other expenses a company has"
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3y ago
It is a concern for the tax payers if company is paying it as expense and deducting it from taxes instead of paying it as (taxed) salary and him doing what he wants with his money. Don't you have rules what can be expensed in the US?
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Maybe they weren't all sockpuppets. Here Jigar Kumar was nitpicking Jia Tan's changes: https://www.mail-archive.com/xz-devel@tukaani.org/msg00556.h... That was not necessary to gain trust. Writing style is di
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The second document has a link to a benchmark [1] by peazip which shows that 7zip is by far the best when you have a bit of time to compress (241s) but its the fastest at decompression and has the best ratio. Interesting. How is the support
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicosis I hope it doesn't catch up
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1. Identify particularly unproductive employees. The people who relly muck things up. 2. Make them contribute to a competing open source project. 3. Profit!
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That's GROSS profit. That's basically saying that the same as the article, they have insane margins, selling 5$ pills for 1000$. They have to pay for the other stuff. Net income was 5.6B. Still, a lot but yeah it's a big comp
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3y ago
Try taking strong antibiotics for 2+ weeks. The list of serious downsides will be quite long
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3y ago
Pharma stocks actually underperform compare to other companies. So, it's not like pharma companies are making insane profits. Research, regulation, approvals and failures are expensive
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3y ago
It could also be evidence in a criminal investigation
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3y ago
There is also the beer https://zubr.cz/cs
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These guys have 80m views pretty mainstream with not so simple or self-obsessed lyrics Half alive - Still feel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOOhPfMbuIQ What I think is a major difference now vs then is we don't get
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A new MSBuild editing experience
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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Maybe I'm crazy but I just have a cron job that does .backup during a time with little activity. My db is only 40GB or so and stored on an NVMe so it finishes quickly.
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I guess it's a bit like if Linux Kernel suddenly needed to pass ISO 27001 certification.
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3y ago
let's see how long will it take to build today
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HP EliteBooks 840/5 and 640/5 also have all that and hp publishes very nice videos how to take the machine completely apart
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700 million people live on <2.15$/day people [1]. You can solve a lot of captchas in a day, probably not 1000 though. How does this work? [1] https://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/poverty/overview
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> There’s also the “our lawyers made us choose our technology stack” excuse, the enterprise version of “the dog ate my homework:” This is a real thing. Even if you think including complex random unaudited opensource software with huge at
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3y ago
A very good reason the learn the language!
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