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Comment #34956014
Does anyone have an app for sponsorships that would uphold this in escrow? I understand the latency of printing merch and building media, but a platform with some teeth would put t…
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Comment #34922189
You just described the entirety of the US coal mining business. The wealthy families who owned these companies have massively benefited, but the state and federal governments are n…
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Comment #34893730
Imagine being Meta right now. The metaverse fell apart, their newsletters and podcasting didn’t work out, they haven’t been successful in competing with TikTok, and they are plague…
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Comment #34773283
They’ve digressed to arguing about CC and CoC. Yikes. Stupid proposal. If I wanted telemetry, I’d implement with a trusted party, whose service I am paying to use.
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Comment #34766689
The callsign of the F-22 which downed the balloon off the US east coast was FRANK01, as a homage to Frank Luke, one of the American “balloon busting aces” mentioned in this article…
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Comment #34762134
Replace what “S3” with “S3-compatible object storage”.
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Comment #34573492
I am absolutely with you. There’s a certain large company I work for who has public documentation full of stuff like this. It makes me insane when I find it so glaring. There’s an …
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Comment #34536739
100%. I have found it sooo difficult to trace framework/library documentation down that 3-4 years ago was first few results. Something has ruined their algorithm.
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Comment #33567075
Velcro
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Comment #33228708
Wowwww. This is exactly what I was thinking, but I couldn’t put it into such a terse simple example. +1
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Comment #32461297
While Cloud.gov had great fanfare years ago when introduced. Underneath it’s just Pivotal/CloudFoundry buildpacks and standardized security assurances. It’s exorbitantly costly for…
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Comment #32437201
Demand for diesel has been higher as supply chains catch up. In general you are correct, but ULSD goes through a desulfurization process which makes diesel a cleaner fuel while inc…
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Comment #32425777
My truck doesn’t drive near pedestrian areas. A smaller truck cannot trailer my work loads or toys. My modern diesel with high-tech emissions systems intact gets 20+ mpg unloaded. …
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Comment #32336222
> “Find SSL Certs” So we’re promoting secrets being saved within a container image artifact? Ummmm?
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Comment #32271530
Why bother? They’ll just have their spouse as a rathole for trading.
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Comment #32269846
> AWS has a healthy margin to continue to offer _strategic price cuts_ only when necessary I’ve never seen a non-strategic price cut. :)
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Comment #32229908
Anecdotally, I haven’t seen a diesel that dumps soot in a long time. It would seem the kids with deleted emissions systems and smoke tunes have given up near me. Sorry this small g…
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Comment #32229823
> wear down the roads more Blame your state DOT. Those trucks pay much more in taxes based upon their gross weight rating when they tow/haul. Costs of doing business. > all the big…
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Comment #32229609
> Bigger vehicles pollute more (engine, brake/tire particulates, and both engine and tire noise) That’s a strange way of saying large vehicles are intended to do more work. I haven…
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Comment #32228993
That’s a rather poor assumption that every large or lifted vehicle has a modified exhaust system. The article is about inflation and fuel prices, but I assure you nobody is moving …
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Comment #32228891
A comparably lifted Jeep gets the same mileage as a lifted truck. If they’re paying for it, what concern is it of yours?
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Comment #32024294
So the A321neo complied with the safety regulation and the MAX10 is asking for exemption? I think we have our answer here. It’s strange. It feels like we’re back in the 60s again, …
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Comment #31422232
I turn that horribly under-designed feature off. When the option is “wake-the-baby” loud or no alert, I choose the latter.
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Comment #31312253
Thank you for being the DBA that helps devs. I found myself similarly frustrated when I was a developer. Now I work in DevOps, and I still cannot get traditional DBAs to deliver. :…