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theMMaI
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Comment #48559893
fiberstore has them as well, plus you can buy modules, DACS and everything programmed to the vendor of choice, including different vendors on each end Especially handy for specific…
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Comment #48521213
The DDX3216 was such a nice piece of tech to work with, sure it had its flaws, but compared to what else was out there the value was just insane for the time.
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Comment #48032678
Most devices still support S3 sleep, it's just disabled by default as s2idle (modern standby) has become the default. You can almost always re-enable S3 sleep if you really want to…
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Comment #48032578
Sssshh, don't give Verisign any bad ideas!
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Comment #47514673
So fun seeing all these familiar names pop up in a single thread, haven't been active in video after leaving Kaltura but have fond memories of FOMS/FOSDEM and meeting all of you!
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Comment #47428696
Give it an image, get back a URL, scale to zero when there’s no traffic. The platform handles isolation, routing, and resource limits. The user handles their app.
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Comment #47136190
Only if there's a commercial incentive to do so methinks. Just one of the things where I expect a legal catch-up is needed to get companies to do the right thing.
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Comment #47126879
The first part of the word viking, or vik simply means "bay" in nordic languages
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Comment #46972326
https://cycle-ergo.com/ here you go buddy, I'm on the taller side too and found this when choosing my last bike
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Comment #46868347
If you work at AWS in a technical role you can check the capacity of each pool in each AZ using an internal tool. Previously the main reason for pool exhaustion was automated jobs …
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Comment #46743272
All the big ones have talked about their storage systems, but have been reluctant publishing papers like they used to do, so it appears to be more of a marketing focused effort tha…
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Comment #46168205
The absolute miniscule volume
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Comment #45292391
Something like appsmith gets pretty close
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Comment #45029665
Maybe the problem for Intel is complacency exactly because there is this expectation of a bailout when things don't go to plan. While other hardware companies got lean operationall…
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Comment #44767769
Even moreso when you take into account that CyberArk is not exactly a beloved product because it involves a lot of hassle. At 5-6B it may have been reasonable or simply a portfolio…
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Comment #44490094
https://github.com/stass/libsegfault does something similar if not the same
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Comment #44330632
Not available (anymore) in many countries
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Comment #44330268
The YT Premium subscription suffers from being low value imo, forced bundling with YT Music which inflates prices, and little to no synergy with Google One subscriptions in most co…
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Comment #44222121
Seems more akin to Christianity then, Pope is only recognized by roman catholics, and there's ridiculous amounts of Christianity doctrines that each interpret the writings differen…
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Comment #44149400
For Google it's undoubtedly only done because under the license agreement they must make their source code modifications available if someone asks. A form of malicious compliance i…
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Comment #44040053
Israel doesn't stamp your passport, you get a small paper insert that they stamp instead. Problem is more the other way around, if you have stamps from Iran they won't let you into…
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Comment #44016123
Seems mostly to be a real-estate investment but the ownership structure is a bit opaque. Their DCs host some critical infrastructure for banks.
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Comment #44016094
There's several that don't have immediate exposure to the US, like Bulk, Telenor, Blix, Orange Business Service (former Basefarm). Most of these are in or around Oslo.
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Comment #44015863
They're owned by an israeli company nowadays fwiw