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Comment #48601882
really great stuff on here, exploring any of the layers makes me want to learn more about it, maybe finding a way to link to relevant wiki articles for some of the data layers woul…
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Comment #48385102
Its all local if that helps?
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Comment #48201839
from the blog linked via Wayback Machine. "From Day 1, we had this notion at the forefront. The other notion that we have intuited is that you can’t build a cloud on another cloud.…
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Comment #47905758
FWIW DCV is free on EC2, and anywhere else it has a very minimal nag without a license.
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Comment #47772545
the irony
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Comment #45438953
Used Disks, No DR, not exactly a real shoot out.
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Comment #40446529
S3 Object Lambda solves a lot of these "problems" with this design
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Comment #39801287
stumbleupon 2.0
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Comment #37276780
this is not correct in the slightest
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Comment #36889026
3200 Gbps Networking...
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Comment #35186813
Except the engines they built are finally launching in about 2 months.
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Comment #34976174
CM4 supports it, although its just 1x and PCIe 2.0
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Comment #34597628
not sure if its going to "fix" the housing market, but its a step in the right direction, away from nimbyism.
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Comment #32971150
jpeg-xs?
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Comment #32877777
Lots of Video and Audio Devices come in 1/3rd and 1/2 rack sizing, this would be good for Blackmagic Ultrastudio type devices. (8.27" wide and need airflow side to side)
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Comment #32069979
infomaniak is very cheap and based in Switzerland, has a modern UI and supports IMAP
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Comment #31973399
just watch RPilocator.com to see when they are back in stock
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Comment #31398246
AWS RDS is significantly cheaper
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Comment #31266598
you could take a look at some other SBCs like the upcoming rockpi5 with rockchip rk3588, apparently it's very fast and has lots of pcie to spare
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Comment #27306844
Just ask the Tesla PR team... oh wait.
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Comment #27277529
Sure for FedEx / UPS if you break the ToS. USPS might be a different story.
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Comment #25566560
That is untrue... did you just make all of this up?
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Comment #25043412
I'm wondering how this is better than rclone?
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Comment #25026413
This is what you need to use to install resolve on Ubuntu https://www.danieltufvesson.com/makeresolvedeb#:~:text=MakeR... .