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Comment #49171568
Athens can’t build flat, stable, standardised side walks. The Italians own and operate their trains and when 50 students died in a very preventable head on collision no one has bee…
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Comment #49134856
You cell switching cretins are still around?! Back under your rock!! Shoo, shooo!
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Comment #48696997
That’s not how any of it (human nature) works
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Comment #48675153
This is a terrible idea. please hire a professional with direct experience on these matters and not blog posts from influencers
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Comment #48459040
I have three of those setups I’m finally building …less!!1 than a decade later. Very hopeful those rare displays still work
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Comment #48399370
Is bitcoin a commodity? What’s driving the cyclical nature of the price discovery for entries on a global ledger?
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Comment #48343716
May I suggest a deep dive into to the concept of “time value of money”
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Comment #48338544
It takes more than money to supplant the name brand that every ISP games and every front line support worker uses by name
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Comment #48338537
What does “training the Chinese-ness out” even mean?!
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Comment #48290334
A building is an immovable asset. It’s also made of things that wear and tear. Its value is derived from its capability to house and the capability to house something extends beyon…
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Comment #47926380
Equating human thought to matrix multiplication is insulting to me, you, and humanity.
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Comment #47900119
Sounds like a job for dnssec and sshfp records Ahh, now you have three problems…hrm
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Comment #47859541
Clearly you don’t and that disingenuousness is frowned upon in discussions here.
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Comment #46888648
I believe a literal Act of Congress…
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Comment #46875166
I have some bad news for you about your home internet connection.
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Comment #46563254
There is no “EU” company with remotely the same network capacity or capability, in general
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Comment #46461467
NAT is a stateful network function and incredibly complex to implement efficiently. NAT is never free.
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Comment #46461332
They had a booth at EMEA OCP this year. I still don’t understand who or what is happening there. I’ve heard (second hand) the commercial impetus/original catalyst for DENT came fro…
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Comment #46453757
Some of us kept using OpenBSD (longer than they should’ve?) because of that and a few other related decisions. So who is everyone, in your meaning?
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Comment #46405659
Ma Bell was never profitable without government cheese. And her offspring can’t do much but complain about how every one else is making huge margins over “their” infrastructure. Te…
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Comment #46361310
Has there been any mention of reasoning behind it?
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Comment #46104883
As a counter-experience, I bought five of the x63s and was so paranoid I’d bork the screens somehow. They all work fine to this day. :shrug:
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Comment #46101440
It’s a nice belief for some but wholly divorced from historical facts and circumstances
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Comment #46100898
Derivatives! more popularly known as options (“calls” and “puts”)
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Comment #46080352
It is so hopelessly depressing. I was wrapt reading it from start to finish and thoroughly enjoyed it as few recent articles at length have been. And then going to the comments, ex…