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drez
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Comment #23911373
I just wanted to echo this sentiment. Influx had its fair share of issues a few years ago (v0.8 migration, changing storage engines, tag cardinality issues), but the latest v1.x re…
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Comment #15783260
How does one go about finding a reputable (and legitimate) online seller?
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Comment #15250704
What I don't understand is that bitcoin is always referenced in value to USD, but there isn't enough fluid USD in the exchanges to match what the bitcoin network is theoretically w…
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Comment #15085154
Yes, they clearly came with pitchforks ready, probably from feeling burned by GCP ("GCP has repeatedly declined to support Ruby Together in the work [...]"). It also doesn't seem c…
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Comment #15075420
How can they not see this as incredibly confusing? I'm constantly surprised by Google's poor naming and branding choices.
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Comment #14604494
They sure did. I also have a sneaking suspicion that it's a9t9, the owner of copyfish and ocr.space.
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Comment #8706164
And not true. The IAU (an international organization) reclassified Pluto when they settled on a common definition of planet.
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Comment #8500292
> They know that there are programs out there to help them, but they don't take advantage of them now. Making it illegal to give them food isn't going to somehow force them to get …
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Comment #8500236
This is the best point here. I don't think anyone is advocating to let the homeless starve. We just need to realize as a society that the small act of kindness that we can provide …
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Comment #8347604
This exactly. It's not like there are just a few commands to run in Linux that gets you a HIPAA-compliant server. It is a pretty long and arduous process that involves several busi…
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Comment #8173594
> I have no problem with the NSA spying on foreign communications or disrupting them. After all, that's their job. What else would we use the NSA for? Really? You don't have an iss…