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by ztjio 7y ago
Giving every American a token cash handout is something Republicans have done before, it's hardly unbelievable if you actually have historical context. And by far most of that bill is corporate handouts. And the oversight has been fire
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In theory any coronavirus could, including the 4 we consider absolutely harmless. In fact, with existing attenuated virus approaches that eventually becomes the problem, the "last mile" of this approach usually sees you needing a
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Citation?
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A great deal of deliberate effort has been put into making it this inept, have you not been watching? A common tactic by despots is to eliminate anyone who will disagree with them, and when the despot has an IQ of 25 there are not going to
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by ztjio 7y ago
CASE tools are widely used today, but, you will see them scoped very specifically the databases in systems where everything is built around the massive pillar of a major db implementation. I worked for a company for little while that made e
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One of my biggest concerns is that they mean well and rush these vaccine trials as having a vaccine very soon would be IMMENSELY VALUABLE. But the fear part is that they screw up, people get hurt, and the anti-vaxxers dominate the conversat
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I switched my local "lab" setup from minikube (which was in use for a long time) to kind recently. The main reasons were None of us run on Linux which means we're all using VMs for our containers and we all use Docker Desktop
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It's not that simple. First of all, most people do not develop permanent immunity to the cold which is usually one of the first 4 known human transmissible corona viruses. So there is no reason to think we'll develop long term imm
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The majority of the code in the project is already written in Rust. If we're judging Rust based on its acceptance in Fuchsia for some weird reason, it's doing very well. Doing the best, in fact.
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Their customer is perfectly aware of whether he has a video game going on in his hands instead of a steering wheel. No telemetry needed from that perspective.
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by ztjio 7y ago
No. This is just a macOS port of an app that has been on iOS for years now.
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Modern intel parts run that hot no problem, what is normal for temps changes wildly over time across product lines. The current gen CPUs will self throttle at 100C.
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I'm on board with your general message, however, the larger actix isn't some independent project. It is clearly endeavored to build and serve a community. And maybe that wasn't the intent of the author/maintainer? I don&
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by ztjio 7y ago
Not matter but something is everywhere. Space isn't empty, nothing is empty, it just isn't always interactive. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higgs_boson#Higgs_field
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Based on the notes it seems there were better examples just not in the slide deck.
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FidoNet (and similars, like WWIVnet) directly led to my career today which is largely centered around distributed data systems (and how the data flows around them.) If I hadn't been fascinated with projects like reimplementing WWIV&#x2
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The scrolljacking + history pollution of this site is basically a crime. Also, is there anything more useless than a slide deck without the actual presentation? Just have to kinda guess all the blanks eh? I normally wouldn't even comme
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My DESK CHAIR has a 12 year in-home warranty. Twelve years is not that long for a business relationship where reliability is a factor.
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Did you actually watch the keynote? It's painfully obvious they are marketing it specifically to reference monitor buyers. They stressed the features those customers would care about super hard and made outright comparisons to products
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The feature is in beta, and it is enabled on cars lacking the latest hardware. I think it would be reasonable to expect issues especially for those cars. I know it's very popular to cherry pick incidents and attack Tesla these days, bu
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by ztjio 7y ago
It's ridiculous to call it an "ordinary desk stand" it's anything but. A 100% perfectly calibrate weightlessly counterbalanced stand is a godsend for those who need it. The rest can get the VESA adapter instead. Furtherm
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by ztjio 7y ago
Just make it illegal to target ads based on the people viewing them. You can still target to things like contexts, venues, areas, etc. but it would rule this out and it would eliminate the justification to farm so much personal info.
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by ztjio 7y ago
The whole point of Kubernetes is that you don't think this way. Replacing a node is not an impactful event if you're using K8S correctly.
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Anti-glare
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You turn off the wireless and screen activation at night, it hardly uses any power. It takes about 20 minutes (aka your get dressed & shower time) to recover all that power and more.
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As if I needed more evidence that Bloomberg is below 0 on the credibility scale. They are officially a tabloid to me now.
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Hard to accept this as an alternative given the terrible UX. Admittedly been about a year since I last demo'd it but at that time, most platforms still lacked basic drag and drop, even for ordering. This whole "we'll pretend
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Alone it's probably not enough. In combination with other design decisions, it could be the key though. Take for example the smaller battery. Normally that would be a big limiting factor as battery size is somewhat indicative of maximu
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Once around the ring is not an issue. It's a day at the track that's a problem, not one lap. And not an issue at all if you're fine with waiting periodically while the battery temp comes back to optimal.
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You're super 100% wrong. The model 3 absolutely does have the same restriction under load. I have no idea where you're getting your ideas. I am a Model 3 owner, I assure you it will reduce power after a time. No need to take my wo

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