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Comment #46397441
If you look at a map of the fiber-optic network in the US, my parents spent most of the 90s surveying the portion along the Gulf coast from Texas to Florida and up the Atlantic coa…
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Comment #39276447
The primary performance benefits with Enterprise are access to the G1 garbage collector and profile-guided optimization
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Comment #38039019
https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/dbcs/doc/back-database-ob... and https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/t... are a couple examples.
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Comment #37493034
Because it’s JScript, which was abandoned prior to ES6.
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Comment #35566665
I’d second this sentiment and encourage the previous poster and some of the other replies to consider fostering for a local shelter. We started fostering early in the pandemic, a f…
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Comment #34502991
My first computer had a button to do it whenever you felt like.
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Comment #31591456
“Lexicon” by Max Barry is another good novel that plays with this premise.
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Comment #30869895
Not who you asked, but as someone interested in small/hobby farm equipment to enable a couple people to do more work, more efficiently: The actual products seem nice and they have …
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Comment #26834941
It doesn't help with stuff found in the wild, but if you're working from a text most math books will either list all symbols at the beginning of the index with references to where …
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Comment #26157049
This article is from 2017.
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Comment #25967126
From the article, it's not clear this ever went out as a wireless AMBER alert, just to people subscribed to an email alert system. The wireless alerts and highway signage are part …
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Comment #25759297
If only AWS Cloud Map wasn't $0.10/resource outside of ECS you could reasonably have your API cake and query it using DNS too.
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Comment #25757719
I mean, kinda same, because my lizard brain still remembers getting burned - but in theory it's not much different than what Storage Gateway in File Gateway mode or Nasuni and othe…
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Comment #23308020
The On the Metal[1] podcast had some absolutely magical interviews for this sort of thing in their first season. I honestly loved them all and there are great stories in each of th…
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Comment #20323661
Basically in the same boat. If you haven’t looked recently, the container support in Windows is getting much better - including prod support for Windows worker nodes in Kubernetes …
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Comment #16373472
My son did a game dev camp last summer at DigiPen where they were using a custom IDE that exposes Phaser with Blockly. The quality and variety of games produced by a bunch of ~9 to…
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Comment #15170649
Yes, it just creates an array of the decimal values for ASCII A-Za-z0-9. By default Get-Random just returns a random unsigned int, but if you pass in an array of objects it will se…
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Comment #15170258
Rough equivalent in PowerShell would be: @(48..57 + 65..90 + 97..122) | Get-Random -Count 32 | ForEach-Object -Begin {$secret = ''} -Process {$secret += [char] $PSItem} -End {$env:…