I work in tech and routinely watch technical content. Mostly videos from conferences, meetups, howtos, etc.
I do it at 1.5x most of the time, sometimes 2x. This is because I am looking for interesting (to me) bits such as interesting (novel, unorthodox, etc) solutions or just want to quickly rehash key points of things I haven't dealt with in a while. It saves me time and I still can accomplish what I set out to. What is wrong with my approach? Care to elaborate?
... We can certainly get there, but it isn't going to be cheap for a while yet.
Indeed. Furthermore, it will require a number of subsystems responsible for data collection and processing to be implemented in HA fashion. Possibly on both hardware and software level. Short of that, a SPOF could lead to some nasty scenarios. That means significantly higher production/maintenance costs than a comparable 'standard' car.
I for one enjoy driving my car myself and have no interest in swapping it for a self-driving one until the day I can completely disconnect from the driving part without rational fear. Sort of like I normally would when boarding a commercial airliner.
Because politicians are not hypocrites at all and they always stick to what they pitch to the masses once elected. He's just another snake trying to get the mouse.
What you do not seem to realize is that there doesn't have to be a vendor lock-in. All machines should be under config management and orchestration if the environment is large enough (ie more than one box). All you need to do to leave a vendor is:
1. Stand up new, mirror infrastructure at vendor B (using tools mentioned above)
2. Replicate/copy data
3. QA/sanity check (although well put together CM will do that for you)
4. Say good-bye to vendor A.
On the other hand, if you choose to set up all of your CM/Orchestration to be very vendor specific, you may have some extra work to do to free yourself.
AW's CM is basically Chef, but they call it OpsWorks. No miracles there because they're the 9000lbs gorilla.
Today: Apparently a guy with a gun, on a train from Amsterdam (possibly still quite high) == terrorist. Military guys (regardless of branch) are Marines, if they happen to do something interesting.
Tomorrow: A homeless guy with a knife sleeping under a bridge == terrorist Navy cook == Navy Seal (as long as seen outside of kitchen)../ is dropping in quality not by day, but by the hour these days. Get a grip @timothy
There was never free parking in any downtown area. There were just spaces that the government paid for but couldn't directly monetize. There's plenty of street parking in rural towns - move there if you want to park your car for free.
There were several building removed and space turned into parking lots. Some of these buildings were taken from their rightful owners through the abuse of the imminent domain laws. Some of these ex building owners even won their cases against the city, after their buildings and businesses had already been leveled.
I live in San Diego. This is just another example of city officials funneling money to their buddies. It was the same with illegal hi-rise development and some other larger projects. The city is also a partner with ACE Parking corp and has effectively removed all free parking space downtown in exchange for ACE's paid parking and red 'no parking' curb. Bullshizzle.
likely to turn them to harder, more violent crime/quot Likely? I'm not a statistician, but I would be willing to be that such outcome has the highest probability out of all 'correctional' prison exercises. The prison system is 'correcting' minor offenders to become crime.
Moving services like ssh to a higher, non-default port is not done for "security". It is primarily to reduce the noise written to logs. More noise = larger logs = more CPU cycles to process. Probably never intended to be "clever".
Move on, nothing to see. Hypochondria is alive, well and getting stronger. Look how big pharma companies have been trading. Look at the slew of new "diseases" and the "disorders" that were not considered anything other than an expression of an energized growing human youth.
Why has the parent been voted down? Really?
One-thousand times no.
I work in tech and routinely watch technical content. Mostly videos from conferences, meetups, howtos, etc. I do it at 1.5x most of the time, sometimes 2x. This is because I am looking for interesting (to me) bits such as interesting (novel, unorthodox, etc) solutions or just want to quickly rehash key points of things I haven't dealt with in a while. It saves me time and I still can accomplish what I set out to. What is wrong with my approach? Care to elaborate?
Mod up the parent. Sad but true.
... We can certainly get there, but it isn't going to be cheap for a while yet.
Indeed. Furthermore, it will require a number of subsystems responsible for data collection and processing to be implemented in HA fashion. Possibly on both hardware and software level. Short of that, a SPOF could lead to some nasty scenarios. That means significantly higher production/maintenance costs than a comparable 'standard' car. I for one enjoy driving my car myself and have no interest in swapping it for a self-driving one until the day I can completely disconnect from the driving part without rational fear. Sort of like I normally would when boarding a commercial airliner.
uBlock blocks all 10. HTH
Because politicians are not hypocrites at all and they always stick to what they pitch to the masses once elected. He's just another snake trying to get the mouse.
I've seen documentary called 'The Martian' - they're sending Matt Damon.
You mean like the parents of Bobby Tables?
What you do not seem to realize is that there doesn't have to be a vendor lock-in. All machines should be under config management and orchestration if the environment is large enough (ie more than one box). All you need to do to leave a vendor is: 1. Stand up new, mirror infrastructure at vendor B (using tools mentioned above) 2. Replicate/copy data 3. QA/sanity check (although well put together CM will do that for you) 4. Say good-bye to vendor A. On the other hand, if you choose to set up all of your CM/Orchestration to be very vendor specific, you may have some extra work to do to free yourself. AW's CM is basically Chef, but they call it OpsWorks. No miracles there because they're the 9000lbs gorilla.
Walmart has more advantages... they've even managed to get into the dating market see this
So the guy runs some stress testing tool against bitcoin machines/network and that makes him a hacker? That's quite a hyperbole.
Absolutely. To your point:
https://michaelochurch.wordpress.com/2012/11/18/programmers-dont-need-a-union-we-need-a-profession/
Today:
Apparently a guy with a gun, on a train from Amsterdam (possibly still quite high) == terrorist.
Military guys (regardless of branch) are Marines, if they happen to do something interesting.
Tomorrow: ./ is dropping in quality not by day, but by the hour these days. Get a grip @timothy
A homeless guy with a knife sleeping under a bridge == terrorist
Navy cook == Navy Seal (as long as seen outside of kitchen).
Tommorrow's /. news: OMG!! Water found to be WET!!
...
There was never free parking in any downtown area. There were just spaces that the government paid for but couldn't directly monetize. There's plenty of street parking in rural towns - move there if you want to park your car for free.
There were several building removed and space turned into parking lots. Some of these buildings were taken from their rightful owners through the abuse of the imminent domain laws. Some of these ex building owners even won their cases against the city, after their buildings and businesses had already been leveled.
I live in San Diego. This is just another example of city officials funneling money to their buddies. It was the same with illegal hi-rise development and some other larger projects. The city is also a partner with ACE Parking corp and has effectively removed all free parking space downtown in exchange for ACE's paid parking and red 'no parking' curb. Bullshizzle.
We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone without reason.
Google found a way to place always-on microphones in everyone's homes. Fuck this company.
Why downmodded? The AC is making a valid point.
Car repair does not make car faster, nor more comfortable.
...crime. ...
Correction: 'to become proper crime professionals.'
likely to turn them to harder, more violent crime/quot
Likely? I'm not a statistician, but I would be willing to be that such outcome has the highest probability out of all 'correctional' prison exercises.
The prison system is 'correcting' minor offenders to become crime.
Well, there's the privatized prison industry to protect and the guy must have been a sniper. Where's NRA in all this? FTW.
Yes, they can, but it is limited to ReiserFS.
Moving services like ssh to a higher, non-default port is not done for "security". It is primarily to reduce the noise written to logs. More noise = larger logs = more CPU cycles to process. Probably never intended to be "clever".
Move on, nothing to see.
Hypochondria is alive, well and getting stronger. Look how big pharma companies have been trading. Look at the slew of new "diseases" and the "disorders" that were not considered anything other than an expression of an energized growing human youth.