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jabberwhookie

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    Comment #46063111

    > Each rack can hold up to 96 Mac minis, Sounds like 2 per 1U to me. I think it's power efficiency that limits filling a rack with typical 1U servers in most plans. The power effic…

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    Comment #46062893

    Big pharma might choose to pay full cost to get reasonable speed. To get to a partnership that looks a lot like tenant farming you would need a model that is actually 100X better a…

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    Comment #46054990

    A cartel of last entrants can create a much smaller debt problem for themselves to ruin anyone who wasted time in the industry until now.

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    Comment #46040255

    Plenty of social problems are fixed without tackling them head on. The entire concept of the economic advantage of capitalism lifting all boats is an attempt to ignore the details …

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    Comment #46026848

    I've always found that cringe to be a strange shibboleth. AFAICT everyone has to summarize with the bay area instead, which I find even more comic having grown up on a coast, aka a…

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    Comment #46026802

    Being held back is the point.. WYSIWYM is a better ideal than more fonts, but it still tends towards trouble. It is hard enough to get engineers to write and maintain small amounts…

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    Comment #46026520

    You can (mis)use ssh keys for git signing, but GPG on gpg-card and S/MIME on PIV card are the two standards and their respective hardware implementations (for signing keys in gener…

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    Comment #46025674

    You've made me evacuate my semi-colon.

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    Comment #46025107

    Your comment is completely patronizing. Every child who needs help has parents who should know better and let's make them suffer.. Not because it is rational or even meets the obje…