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el_snark
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Comment #48032499
They haven't released details but I was able to find a Solidigm D5-P5336 122.88TB drive for around 40,000 USD, as a guideline. So ... more than that.
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Comment #48032454
No problems here ...
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Comment #47109267
Roundup of the chip industry
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Comment #43203953
You may like to look at a self-hosted mattermost then.
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Comment #43190516
Enjoyed the read. Good luck with the future developments. Now a nerdy question. As someone who investigates SQL injections, why are you running a server based on nginx 1.4.6? Do yo…
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Comment #42990400
Thought this was pretty cool, but as the article progressed, it seemed to be selling various analogue watches, so that took the glee out of it a bit.
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Comment #41471274
Seems quite similar to LXC. Would be interested in seeing how the two compare.
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Comment #40206499
They have a website https://www.gengalactic.com/
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Comment #39985942
This is incidentally why cows can't travel on planes. They always get stopped at the body scanner.
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Comment #39600364
I can think of a few other countries which would benefit from this approach.
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Comment #39177802
The final scene of Dr. Strangelove is a powerful metaphor for the current state of Twitter
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Comment #38996335
Unfortunately he has 80 year old ears.
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Comment #37938805
While we're all mentioning alternatives, I use croc quite a lot, which is good when sender and receiver are on different networks.
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Comment #37938770
I know your mention of AirDrop was intended as an example, but you might be interested in localsend, which is also cross platform with desktops, IOS. localsend.org
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Comment #37924890
Why do I feel uneasy about this ...?
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Comment #36466228
Its got my vote. Speaking as someone contemplating a Solr installation left without any documentation by a previous employee.
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Comment #36198378
I've got a script for parsing my web logs which removes all the lines which match persistent indexers/bots/scrapers and any obvious automatons. Logs generally shrink to 40-50% of t…