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Google tells Australian Government it is considering withdrawing “completely”
(theage.com.au)
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zadokshi
6y ago
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zadokshi
6y ago
Management at google are poking in to check up on their staff, to make sure nothing leaks.
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zadokshi
6y ago
Well here’s the thing though. Google are removing quotas from things like appengine. How can it be simultaneously helpful to have quotas but at the same time google wants to remove them?
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zadokshi
6y ago
This definitely appears to be their trajectory. One would assume transition from AppEngine to Cloud Run would be directed by establishing a pricing differential that incentivises moving off AppEngine.
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zadokshi
6y ago
I agree, but also my understanding is that as we get older there is a general base level of ongoing inflammation that needs to be considered.
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zadokshi
6y ago
Do you mean apart from strong prescription anti inflammatory medication?
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zadokshi
6y ago
A company is liable in multiple places. - Where the servers are located. - Where the comparably offices are located, - where the business is registered, - where the employees live or travel to/from - employees in any country who a
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zadokshi
6y ago
You just cat/pipe it to an Amazon s3 bucket (check out s3 command line tools), trimming the lines you don’t want, and piping through bzip2 as well if needed. Storage cost for an hour or so to hold in s3 it is quicker and cheaper than t
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6y ago
Yep, I’ve noticed the same correlation. Whenever I’m going through a longer stint of feeling down. It’s usually because I’ve stopped taking vitamin d. I’m reasonably convinced there is some kind of correlation.
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zadokshi
6y ago
Yep, it’s one step towards the death of Facebook. I am also quite pleased about this.
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zadokshi
6y ago
Nah, the real goal is music companies want money. Bags and bags of money Facebook clearly doesn’t want to pay.
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6y ago
Article asserts that bitcoin transactions should be processed in a more socialist "fair" ordering, as opposed to a more capitalist style "user pays" priority based system: "Although the fee-per-byte dequeuing polic
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6y ago
Do you dare to post the URL of your “super cheap to run” could run instance to test that theory? (My point being you’ll need cloud flare DDOS protection or something similar, and I’m not sure I’d classify that as “super cheap” if we are com
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6y ago
It matters where the servers are hosted. It’s not possible to even host a server in the Chinese region without Chinese government issued identity card. If they had servers in Hong Kong, then they Now fall under Chinese security regulations.
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6y ago
> They are using your statement to appeal to others to listen and accept their clearly racist ideas or provable wrong, anti-science ideas. “Yes clearly other people are stupid. The only ideas that should be exposed to the public are my o
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6y ago
Not sure why they would need to have more than 50% to be facing anti-trust issues, but it doesn't matter, Apple is already at 50% of the market. https://www.investopedia.com/news/apple-global-smartphone-ma...
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6y ago
We already have laws for this. Look up what “anti trust” is. The real question you should be asking is “why are anti trust rules not functioning properly” or why aren’t they being applied for this generation?
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zadokshi
6y ago
No one forgot. Everyone knows. No one cares.
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zadokshi
6y ago
Plenty of research out there to show evidence that muscle wasting is a problem with the elderly and that weight lifting is the solution. (Although definition of “weight lifting” might vary)
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6y ago
Encase the computer (along with a backup power supply that can last up to one month) in enough concrete that it would be impractical to break open. Ensure network packets can get out to issue commands to your smart house, but inbound connec
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6y ago
No, there are no ‘human rights’ in America. There are only ‘American rights’. Non US citizens are not protected by the Constitution. Do not have free speech, etc...
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Americans will disagree and not understand why non Americans have this opinion.
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7y ago
Yep, the intro is super weird.
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7y ago
An email address like bill@gates.name is hardly attractive (I realise this is subjective, but if no one can imagine using the domain like this, then what’s the point of it.) And besides, there are certainly too many people with the same nam
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7y ago
Maybe the author died?
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7y ago
Getting a domain on google is not as easy as it used to be. If your domain has few inbound links don’t expect to appear on google at all, no matter how unique your search keywords may be.
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zadokshi
7y ago
So?
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7y ago
I’m not convinced pumping mice in ketosis with human insulin brings us even slightly close to concluding this. It’d be more conclusive to start testing actual humans who it can be proven have stuck to a keto diet.
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7y ago
So, don’t take too many carbs while your on the keto diet. (Pretty sure everyone on the keto diet works this out pretty quickly after doing their first cheat meal)
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7y ago
I love your optimism, I’m not sure if I can see a path towards the public voting for a government that would make the necessary adjustments to reign in the ability of government powers to influence “management engine” code.
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