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sofaofthedamned
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Comment #22488328
Yup. I have an adblocker, but after the first answer (which was crap) I got a link to the question "What is jam made from?" and then got prompted with a modal to prompt me to make …
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Comment #22487923
So couldn't you charge the control-plane for zero-node clusters?
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Comment #22487898
I have personal experience of a few companies in the UK where GCP are offering 90+% discounts to onboard. GCP are spending hundreds of millions to do this. K8S control-planes are a…
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Comment #22468050
TBF it may be best to explain your working a bit better, considering you work at Google.
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Comment #22407839
That's actually a really good idea. Bit like a Credit Card Chargeback, except it's charged to the customer and is refundable.
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Comment #22407792
Same with NHK (I think) in Japan. Lots of old school broadcasters doing proper engineering.
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Comment #22407780
If easydns can't survive a HN flood then I wouldn't want to be a customer of theirs.
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Comment #22399607
BBC research are amazing. They've been doing this for decades, most recently with next gen codecs and latency issues on internet transmission. As a British person I'm actually prou…
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Comment #22250960
Same! Best programming I ever did was on the ST and Amiga.
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Comment #21985443
Please don't overegg the issue with AMP by comparing it to cancer.
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Comment #21962086
I've not had the same issue on my Thinkpad X1C6. I think I installed TLP and Powertop but the battery life is better than Windows for my use case.
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Comment #21961923
Yeah, Google's SSO is fine unless the first logged-in account (/u/0) is one with a redirect to a company portal login. At which point you have to manipulate the URL to get to a dif…
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Comment #21844823
Happy to proofread and fix it in a PR, looks like a nice tool.
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Comment #21804514
Agreed - have seen at least 2 of these in the last couple of days, this is ridiculous.
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Comment #21303199
ThinkPad X1 Carbon. It's a beautiful laptop and works well with Fedora after a couple of tweaks. I've got an XPS 13 for work which is nice too but runs windows. Pros and cons are: …
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Comment #21268888
Donated via PayPal. Thanks for your work, would be great to see it in the kernel soon.
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Comment #21262764
Thanks - yes that's exactly what I meant
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Comment #21259439
Hate oracle personally. But when Amazon mention cost savings, I assume they're not at list price for normal aws customers like us?
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Comment #21198073
Not a chance. It's never a single engineer, code gets the PR checked by another engineer and the Jira will be specific with any PII, probably written by committee, all of whom know…
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Comment #21197720
If Twitter didn't distinguish between phone_2fa and phone_identifier then they really shouldn't be in business.
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Comment #21197364
Same happened to me. However, I did do a support request which 2 days later agreed to let me in without a phone number. 2 days. I think we can file this under 'dark patterns' and f…
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Comment #21197355
Bollocks. A phone number is an ideal identifier to match on, they've done exactly the same as FB - pretended it's something for security then gone 'oops'. I've never worked on the …
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Comment #21197299
" we have addressed the issue that allowed this to occur and are no longer using phone numbers or email addresses collected for safety or security purposes for advertising. " Does …
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Comment #21150410
That caught me too...
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Comment #21101141
That's the nerdiest, but most British description of them ever. I'm nicking that.