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by zymhan 4y ago
Since the page is loading slowly, an archive link: http://web.archive.org/web/20220816012342/https://www.pageta...
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by zymhan 4y ago
This apparently also happened two years ago? https://www.anandtech.com/show/15673/dell-hpe-updates-for-40...
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by zymhan 4y ago
Any chance it's from the SBC/Yahoo days?
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by zymhan 4y ago
> then what is $20 million/yr? obscenely rich
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by zymhan 4y ago
> Last Update: 2022-04-10 It's still in development?!?!
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by zymhan 4y ago
Wow, they must hide that well, I've been using them for years and never seen that. Time to go digging.
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by zymhan 4y ago
I think child comments become parent comments if the original parent is removed by mods
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by zymhan 4y ago
Yeah, given that this is an Economist article, I assumed they meant "lack of foresight", since they often write similar titles
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by zymhan 4y ago
They were talking about EU domestic production, I think, not the US. Therefore your reply is off-point.
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by zymhan 4y ago
I'd love to dig out my Pixi to give this a try
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by zymhan 4y ago
Glad to hear it's still around! They had my favorite Gnome theme years ago.
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by zymhan 4y ago
Maybe it's trying to rule out "gaining" a child through marriage (i.e. a step child)?
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by zymhan 4y ago
"Hardware vendor" could also be a company like Dell or Cisco. It's not clear he's referencing a chip manufacturer
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by zymhan 4y ago
Odd, maybe another extension in combination is causing that issue? I'm running FF 100.0 (wow, I remember FF 3.5) with UBO and Privacy Badger.
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by zymhan 4y ago
Now I'm very curious how the P2P matchmaking is bootstrapped.
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by zymhan 5y ago
As has often been said, that dock really is a computer. I don't think that's a good thing though. No adapter/hub should be this complex IMO. I don't know how the ubiquity of USB got us to this point, it seems worse than
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by zymhan 5y ago
Can't say the same for Firefox on Windows, on a powerful PC :/
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by zymhan 5y ago
I'll have you know I take my piano on long strolls every evening to stretch his strings
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by zymhan 5y ago
It is indeed frequently sold as "Vegetable Oil", which is a generic term. However, if you read the Ingredients, you'll find that most Vegetable oils are composed of mostly, or pure, Soybean Oil.
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by zymhan 5y ago
> The code is currently lost, due to my extensive use of tmpfs as a project directory, and a system crash. As if the project wasn't enough of a challenge on it's own, let's throw in some russian roulette!
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by zymhan 5y ago
Decades of corporate/industrial espionage, of course
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by zymhan 5y ago
I'm not sure what market cap has to do with it? BHP Billiton is an _actual_ commodity (mining) company with a market cap similar to AMD [1] GPUs aren't commodities in the traditional sense, it's more of a figure of speech to
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by zymhan 5y ago
Those are very much a commodity.
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by zymhan 5y ago
Your comment is a total non-sequitur, you don't connect any of these points to substantiate your claim.
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by zymhan 5y ago
laughs in debian au contraire, it's quite easy to keep museum-level ancient Linux distros running
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by zymhan 5y ago
Sure, in theory. I've had appimages that would only run on a specific Linux distro and version. It doesn't seem like an automatic fix.
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by zymhan 5y ago
That is in fact baking in all the dependencies. Just, in a docker image! _cue Seinfeld_ Not that there's anything wrong with that
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by zymhan 5y ago
Good luck finding actually portable linux software, unless it bakes in every dependency.
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by zymhan 5y ago
> I'm unable to create a new ElastiCache cluster in different AZs of us-east-1 Isn't that because Elasticache will distribute the cluster across AZs automatically? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonElastiCache&#
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by zymhan 5y ago
Indeed, if you only deploy resources in us-east1, or any other single region, you're risking the occasional downtime. I'd wager that will still give you more uptime than a physically-hosted solution for the same cost.

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