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swingline-747
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Comment #18103484
Orwellian as some other companies' business models, but worse in some respects.
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Comment #18096688
Yet another opportunity for yet another Sparrow or Inbox app. Thanks, Alphabet!
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Comment #18091711
ProTip for casino-robbers in and out of movies: If you absolutely had to build a (directional) NNEMP impulse generator, an EPFCG would be the easiest, but loudest, way to power it.…
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Comment #18090903
On the plus-side, that money has bought him the choice to build whatever, whenever, almost never having to beg for financing ever again and the choice to not sell. DHH often talks …
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Comment #18090766
Read the spec sheet... 6 channels per socket (2 controllers with 3 lanes each), 8 sockets, and 64 GB LR DIMMs. 128 DIMMs are $2-3k a pop. 192 sockets, 8 way, up to 24TB of ram w 12…
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Comment #18090740
Isn't most vanillin created as a byproduct of the paper industry? Also, I hope the prices of the real stuff goes down, at least for a few months.
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Comment #18090684
BTDTBTTS. I know the overachiever psyche a bit too well. Last female unit spoke five languages and was serious about opera and poetry. Personally, I much prefer females of the Engl…
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Comment #18090527
Artificial sweetener anyone? How about some hair dye? (still allowed today in the US but not in Canada) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead(II)_acetate Sodium Pyrophosphate is also …
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Comment #18090124
Retail price of the server components (no racks, PDUs, busbars, fibre drop, network switch, KVM, circuit-breaker, rack&stack, rack anti-tip bracing, artistic cabling, tech support)…
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Comment #18089878
No, that's an misinformed, all-or-nothing, gross-mischaracterization. Data management systems are a toolbox. The core tenent, distilling ACID, of RDBMSes is referential integrity: …
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Comment #18089805
I worry terrorists will potentially discover the properties of the Higgs' boson first and create a false-vacuum bubble nucleation bomb. ;) Registering RC planes and drones is secur…
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Comment #18089708
This is bureaucratic nonsense. For 50 years, RC planes have been fine. This is a knee-jerk overreaction to take out their frustrations on convenient bystanders, eg hobbyists, when …
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Comment #18080610
IANAL but I would ping WSGR, F&W, Orrick... and be sure first that they're not representing your current employer. Definitely build things on your own equipment, using different te…
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Comment #18080533
Been There, Done That, Bought The T-Shirt. Solid core is generally for premise wiring (PVC jacketed in walls, PTFE-jacketed through ducts); stranded is typically for patch cables. …
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Comment #18080434
That's a good problem to have, but be sure it's necessary to solve customer pain rather than to impress anyone or follow a "grand plan." Talk to Triplebyte, get on Github jobs, go …
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Comment #18080285
It's cool but he probably got pinched for theft of service (ToS) by now, much like wiring up an extension cord to a street light.
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Comment #18071261
To me, it comes across like a skewed, disproportionately-negative cognitive distortion, of what I won't speculate because I won't armchair/keyboard psychoanalyze.
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Comment #18071246
Back the fatalism FUD truck up from going off the cliff with baseless, whiny negativity... DDG is so good that I use GOOG maybe once a year as a secondary search engine. And I star…
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Comment #18071198
Bing? Smh. No, no and hell no. DuckDuckGo all the way.
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Comment #18071196
Firefox is a lot faster on startup and browsing than it used to be. It's now damn usable. I'll keep Chrome around, like Opera, for browser testing.
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Comment #18071151
Why is this person playing the victim here? Too bad if his fragile ego couldn't handle rejection, like that millions of others face everyday with grace. Giant ego, couldn't sell hi…
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Comment #18063856
I would wager fewer hours coding and more doing exercise, yoga, meditation, getting massages, sauna, etc. would lead to greater productivity per calendar unit time.
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Comment #18063840
Virtue signaling... while accomplishing little-to-nothing. Fire the Workaholics IIRC was a 37signals blog article that brings some sanity to unreasonable, unproductive patterns.
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Comment #18063615
Reads like an: On this episode of When Feminazis Attack