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__turbobrew__
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Comment #49217805
I host a static site on S3 with cloudfront on top and my bill is usually a few dollars. It was $2.88 last month. The site could also probably handle many orders of magnitude more t…
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Comment #49145670
It has happened with tor exit nodes, so I imagine it is possible with shady unconsentual residential proxies.
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Comment #49131157
Feds come to your door asking why you downloaded/distributed CSAM
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Comment #49119407
Doesn’t help when the garbage starts proxying illegal traffic through your home ISP.
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Comment #49119389
You forgot to drink a verification can
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Comment #49104293
I have specific instructions in my AGENTS.md to always ask when adding comments. Same with tests, agents love to spew pages and pages of useless tests so I tell the agent to ask me…
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Comment #49102210
My take is that it will be tmux as a service. You will have many different sessions which will have their data stored in some central system (read: raft/etcd) and an API built on t…
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Comment #49092728
The simpler option is to fly through a place with USA pre-clearance. At least in Canada you can revoke you application to enter the USA at any time when in pre-clearance, and there…
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Comment #48998889
There is no good solution to revenge porn. It is impossible to enforce that only a single person has access to an image (physical or digital), and that the person doesn’t redistrib…
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Comment #48959111
He had a special singlet designed and undoubtedly carbon shoes. Makes you wonder how much raw human potential has progressed vs just having better equipment and track surfaces?
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Comment #48954466
My understanding is that LSD/DMT can “re-wire” your brain and give you an out of body experience that allows your psyche to realize what patterns are serving you and which ones are…
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Comment #48952182
This sounds similar to me. I get cortisol spikes throughout the day and that can interfere with my sleep. Conventional recommendation is to go see a talk therapist, but I have neve…
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Comment #48951967
Stress pays my mortgage unfortunately, and I don’t have a way to make money otherwise because all the jobs in my profession of over a decade are stressful.
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Comment #48873750
Do you think there are any lawyers which take Azure credit as payment?
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Comment #48859556
China could also prove to the world their ASAT capabilities by shooting down military orbital payloads which overfly their territory.
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Comment #48859428
> What's the goal of the US/Iran war? Distraction from Epstien Files
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Comment #48859299
I think if there is no retaliation to a nuclear strike on Ukraine, every nuclear capable country will rush towards nuclear weapons as fast as possible. The reason being, Europe has…
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Comment #48856335
I don’t understand how a governing system requires a majority to reject a change to the status quo. The status quo must be maintained unless a majority decides to change the status…
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Comment #48841115
I still drive a 2007 honda fit shitbox with a TC of 500k. It is possible.
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Comment #48825499
I like 90s cars, but crash safety has come a long way since then. In my opinion late 2000s / early 2010s are the sweet spot between reliability, safety, and simplicity.
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Comment #48811692
I think non-technical EMs are fine, but they need to manage an appropriate headcount. I see EMs who manage 2-3 ICs and have no other responsibilities, those EMs need to either take…
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Comment #48754313
You win when you have a fixed rate 30 year mortgage
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Comment #48753134
I was specifically talking about PreWar Legacy (pre war of the spark), but PreFire Modern looks similar.
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Comment #48753017
> Expensive, though. That is my point. I work at a large multinational and we run tens of thousands of kubernetes nodes on-prem and Im pretty sure that would be in the hundreds of …
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Comment #48752573
I live in Canada, so no Im not.