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Comment #38959325
Unless your client base is exclusively the same kind of engineer employed by said company, how could that possibly work well?
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Comment #37877946
Transmissions have their own, independant, lubrication system. It's driven off the input power from the engine.
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Comment #37648018
Ah yes, unlike private companies and their sterling record of protecting sensitive information!
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Comment #37163773
I'm curious about what off-the-shelf machines you would compare a fully modified gagguino. Granted, I don't have one so I'm only going off the feature set listed on the page, but s…
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Comment #35582801
"Hackers"? No. You are being "hilariously" ignorant about the current state of cheating in online games. The vast, vast majority of cheaters could be described most charitably as s…
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Comment #34886216
Come on, loadouts and the 'gulag' respawn mechanic were clearly novel in the BR space.
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Comment #34095302
The standards for this experience exist with OIDC Discovery[1] and Dynamic Client Registration[2], unfortunately they aren't used but it's not because it isn't supported. [1] https…
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Comment #33721956
Have you looked into using an ingress controller[1]? Still not quite as easy as a managed LoadBalancer but at least you wouldn't have to configure every single service manually. ed…
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Comment #33023068
Ironically, authorization downstream of an API gateway is an application that JWTs are a good candidate for.
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Comment #31054489
Even in the custom keyboard community the vast, vast majority don't require relearning typing. Whether it's 60%, 75%, split, ortholinear, typing is still basically the same.
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Comment #30305168
Skynet was really just the Domino's pizza tracker all along.
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Comment #30195678
There's nowhere near enough inertia in the rotating assembly of an engine to significantly slow down a vehicle.
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Comment #30159184
It is mathematically impossible for the curves not to cross at 5252.
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Comment #27160405
Same. "Your organization's policy prohibits access to websites categorized as Tasteless & Offensive.". How rude!
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Comment #26636272
I've decided that it must be the 'correct' pronunciation because "Sharl LeclerK" doesn't make sense for either language.
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Comment #25780202
The article says it takes 300ms to update the position of the HUD to match your gaze, not 300ms to update what's displayed on the HUD.
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Comment #25308796
I think the difference is "content creators", although they are high level players, are more putting on a show. Kind of like the Harlem Globetrotters instead of an NBA game.
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Comment #24454750
Long, long before the LS was even a twinkle in an engineer's eye, the the 1st generation chevy small block V8 was the most common choice for hot rods.
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Comment #23596316
It's not that simple. Hypothetically, I beat my wife. The neighbors call the police. Now I can find out what my wife may have told the police in confidence.
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Comment #23510782
Gravol makes a ginger version.
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Comment #23441141
I'm wondering if this whole situation is the universe trying to show this poor guy what good pizza is.
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Comment #23143358
Yes and...? Neither Linux (normally) or MacOS an RTOS, what would he gain by switching to them?
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Comment #23043168
Maybe it's a commonwealth thing but 'expat' was a pretty common term when I was living in the US as a Canadian.
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Comment #22969580
They don't want to see any restaurants that are full, not a statement about restaurants that are fully open-air.
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Comment #22959901
Yeah, every time my credit card provider has needed to contact me, they send me an recorded message telling me to call the number on my card.