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Hilift
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Comment #46161096
2023: "A Party in Cannes Announces a New Hollywood Power Player". Something like ~300 attendees, probably $10 million. Zaslav and Graydon Carter co-hosted. There were rumored to be…
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Comment #46087372
You have minimal to zero leverage of the native Windows debugging, logging, or instrumentation. At best an opaque box with one knob and hopefully it doesn't fail or you will be roa…
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Comment #45915214
No. The UK refuses to accept reality, which is a poverty rate 12% higher than the US, and families with three or more children poverty rate of 47%. The cost of benefits and other c…
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Comment #45913720
Mobile is such a second class operating system platform. I look forward to doing everything with Meta eyewear that also corrects vision impairments.
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Comment #45847543
This seems like it should be an easy task for an AI to implement. For example, the question "what is the most helpful rated negative review of the book 'Original Sin' by Jake Tappe…
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Comment #45782054
The typically tier 2 carriers are the main ideal perfect market for eSIMs. If you want to do everything online, you really can't if it relies on a physical something. I would estim…
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Comment #45772635
Most of the funds lost to SBF were recovered. And CPZ has a pardon. Crypto has evaporated about $2 trillion in assets since then.
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Comment #45765078
"Multiple Active Result Sets=true;"
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Comment #45758102
Ironically, the GitHub Desktop Windows app is quite nice.
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Comment #45757723
It is a setting in connection string in the client app.config, "MultipleActiveResultSets=true;".
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Comment #45752452
Multiple Active Result Sets (MARS). During large query responses or bulk loads, "full" packets cause an additional packet to be sent over the wire with about five bytes to hold the…
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Comment #45745946
> The direct cost is the easy part I don't think it is easy. I see most organizations struggle with the fact that everything is throttled in the cloud. CPU, storage, network. Tenan…
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Comment #45719712
> Near 100 per cent probability of continuing to function against multi-megaton weapons (i.e., underground location). That of course wasn't possible, only a best effort. There was …
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Comment #45710706
This month, London police discovered and intercepted a shipment of 1,000 stolen iPhones destined for ... China. "46 people were arrested, including two men who were detained in Lon…
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Comment #45703212
"fail to secure"? Do you really think that with all of the years of iPhone device and account takeovers, from a text message requiring no reading or interaction, Apple with their m…
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Comment #45696215
I would take that further and say that residential solar without batteries has been proven to be a bad solution. Solar with batteries allows utilities and consumers to schedule whe…
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Comment #45692391
No details? I say we assume it was an expired certificate outage.
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Comment #45683849
You don't owe anything. You're spending someone else's money!
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Comment #45683830
Are you serious? California has an $180 billion annual obligation just for Medicaid (Cal-Aid). Los Angeles borrowed $1 billion to fund DWP operations this year, and borrowed $3 bil…
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Comment #45671516
> 90% of medias in France belongs to a few wealthy families that are friends with him. That isn't a problem if the electorate aren't easily influenced.
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Comment #45644168
Countries providing much of the foreign aid are sometimes in denial of poverty in their own country. The UK is projecting 22% in 2024/25 to 23% in 2029/30. Bangladeshi and Pakistan…
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Comment #45641756
Even with redundancy, the response time between NYC and Amazon East in Ashburn is something like 10 ms. The impedance mismatch and dropped packets and increased latency would doom …
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Comment #45638285
Possible, but considering that US Ozempic revenue is $10 billion per year between only Medicaid and Medicare, that would attract customs attention. The US market was projected to i…
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Comment #45633679
I sense an incoming report supporting the space hail theory.
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Comment #45632483
Spying was a profession 400 years ago due to the intense rivalry of France and England. Vast sums and amounts of time were spent on various schemes. Probably for revenge for losing…