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mianosm

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About mianosm

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #42330159

    This is a hard business decision to make as it doesn't directly increase revenues and directly reduces productivity. Might be smart in many instances to do cross training, and on t…

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    Comment #42063218

    How well do investors understand the underlying network of computers required to maintain the public ledger and the trust and integrity of the digital currency, though? Until natio…

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    Comment #41906424

    Epic trolling, you're sane.

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    Comment #41906309

    I’m sure you’ll be making your own scenery files very soon!!!

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    Comment #40859113

    Wild that as they grow and scale, sustainable or climate-sensitive power can't be sourced or relatively (directly) scaled. It will be interesting to see over the next few decades i…

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    Comment #40789161

    Filtering (out) the meta categories would be nice (so you can look at just the meta categories or just the countries). Something that I don't think is available at the source that …

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    Comment #40788050

    Great example of ground effect, between that and the amount of relative wind against its 'wings' providing a great angle of attack...the really impressive component to the entire s…

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    Comment #40780319

    The Jonestown massacre was actually grape flavor-aid: https://www.vox.com/2015/5/23/8647095/kool-aid-jonestown-fla... They really do appear to be all in on avoiding memory leaks fr…

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    Comment #40728608

    Big "lifelock" vibes...and if I understand it correctly, that lifelock character has had his identity successfully stolen and impacted multiple times. Sometimes the person who says…

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    Comment #40728396

    Could easily be considered the precursor and parallel to LPTHW, been around for a lot longer than 10 years it feels/seems like...

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    Comment #40611049

    There's a high bar to set for most organizations. Leveraging certificates is excellent if the supporting and engineering actors are all in accordance with how to manage and train t…

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    Comment #36511870

    Not always, as quite often the donation is on hand, but not necessarily used. Also: better to save a life and either average down whatever PFA count they have, or bolster their blo…

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    Comment #36292977

    Did the site get a hug of death maybe?

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    Comment #36057143

    Coming from a systems background (administrator, engineer, and architect for many years): this is horrendous, but insightful as to how things were back when it was written. Coming …

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    Comment #15069105

    AWS has the trusted advisor, and it will offer to assist you in cost savings in terms of: * Idle Load Balancers * Underutilization of EBS volumes * Unassociated Elastic IP addresse…

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    Comment #14817612

    Basic smart contract found here: https://blockgeeks.com/guides/smart-contracts/

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    Comment #12155894

    Not all priests join before they accumulate life experiences....some have their fill of life and give back by way of taking holy orders or the like. ;-)

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    Comment #11415140

    There is a pi symbol on the bottom right of every page. It stinks of dynamic demand, or elastic compute... ...hopefully it helps in their quest to continue serving the drooling mas…

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    Comment #9911179

    Seems like there is not: http://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/phoronix/latest-phoroni... Source code or GTFO was the response, and seemingly its all theory so far....

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    Comment #9330274

    You mean a /14 - you went two bits in the wrong direction.

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    Comment #8069592

    Possibly a cp or an scp from a remote system with a working set of binaries.

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    Comment #7973494

    It is an interesting scenario that they play out in Toronto. However, this is a programmatic feature built into the traffic systems - and in the current location I live in complete…

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    Comment #5943633

    Some interesting files that go along with the talk/presentation: https://www.usenix.org/sites/default/files/conference/protec... https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/nsdi…

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    Comment #5918288

    That makes no sense what so ever. Pinging your loopback address just shows that your localhost is still there. If you were to write a script that instead pulled the local IPv4 addr…