It makes more sense in your analogy if you are a mobile blacksmith. This is equivalent to realizing you don't need two anvils and dropping one to only run with the other. Exactly as they are doing here, instead of reserving 2 of the 8 cores they are opening one up and only reserving 1.
That's a law enforcement spread myth. while potency can very greatly due to the dipping process so you never really know how much is there, there has been no evidence of "quality" issues otherwise. I usually ask about the mic count on the tabs.
A gift is not free. That milk was paid for by the mother in some form. It is this small minded, self absorbed, megalomaniac thought line that created that phrase to begin with.
It's difficult not to rant and rave about it, but I will say you should give it a try. GearVR isn't even really game focused. It does have a lot of games but has much more passive content that is pretty amazing. I've had mine since Feb and I still feel like I'm participating in the future.
quite the opposite actually. Think about it, it's been 3 years since the first of this new generation of VR started. I've followed it very closely and own a couple of the devkit headsets that have come out over those three years. I have watched it evolve from a barf inducing curiosity to an established and amazing new format. 99% of the work that has gone into it is finding out what you can and can't do in VR. Some people are nearly immune to the motion sickness (John Carmack, Oculus CTO) others are highly susceptible to it (Brendan Iribe, Oculus CEO) At their last keynote they talked about how excited they were that Brendan was in a new Mincraft project for well over an hour and was still having a great time, where up until that time he was 15 minutes and turning green.
It's really hard to sell a product when a good review is usually followed with "5 stars! It didn't make me sick." Oculus has developed the best practices around what makes a headset get that kind of rating.
docker is a different approach to the same problem that VMs solve. UID 0 in a container may be nearly the same as UID 0 outside a container, but the simple fix to that is don't run anything inside the container as UID 0 and don't install anything that grants permission upgrade, they are not needed.
Nobody has replied about how easy it is to get out of a docker container so they are insecure crappy software that can't run in enterprise.
Of course it means that someone has to break your code AND break docker, no matter how easy docker is to break it's still harder than not using docker.
and really what's the point any more, so now you have root on some limited VM that only has access to the same connections you would have as any other user that apache may be running as. Ohh, but you could install drivers or some crap? Who cares, delete the vm fix the security leak in the config management and redeploy.
As much as recruiters have relegated it to mean sysadmin, some of the core DevOps philosophies are made to react to just that. Automation, testing, release early and iterate. If you are fixing the same thing over and over then you're doing it wrong.
The GPP post said not to run a generator in a camp site that didn't have electrical hookups, alluding to the idea that generators should be relegated to only sites with electrical hookups which seems a little ridiculous.
Screw that, I do tech work because it makes me good money, and I mostly hate it. (actually the devops movement within development and operations has reinvigorated me over the last 2 years but that's a cultural thing and i digress) I weld at home as a hobby because I enjoy it. If it was all I did all day every day I would hate it. Just like most of my hobbies that I think I could do this for a living, then I would hate doing it.
You don't need solar. A deep cycle marine battery will keep a tablet and phone charged for up to several weeks. You can even run a laptop off of one for at least a week with a couple hours of use per day. Low tech and easy. git an alligator clamp cigarette lighter adapter and make sure you have chargers that will fit that and you'll be fine.
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Will they be adding VR support soon?
It makes more sense in your analogy if you are a mobile blacksmith. This is equivalent to realizing you don't need two anvils and dropping one to only run with the other. Exactly as they are doing here, instead of reserving 2 of the 8 cores they are opening one up and only reserving 1.
That's a law enforcement spread myth. while potency can very greatly due to the dipping process so you never really know how much is there, there has been no evidence of "quality" issues otherwise. I usually ask about the mic count on the tabs.
Actually, yes. Most likely your brain makeup may be very similar to someone else's after a small dose.
And here is a huge problem, disagree with the solution and you are a "denialist."
Much more understandable, ignored and forgotten about. Fuck that, at least his way is getting some attention which may get the shit fixed.
Why is your MySQL server directly on the internet?
A gift is not free. That milk was paid for by the mother in some form. It is this small minded, self absorbed, megalomaniac thought line that created that phrase to begin with.
https://thevoid.com/
It's difficult not to rant and rave about it, but I will say you should give it a try. GearVR isn't even really game focused. It does have a lot of games but has much more passive content that is pretty amazing. I've had mine since Feb and I still feel like I'm participating in the future.
Just curious, have you tried one of the modern (2015) versions of VR?
Even the late 2014 development kits were pretty amazing and has replaced my previous gaming with headset gaming.
quite the opposite actually. Think about it, it's been 3 years since the first of this new generation of VR started. I've followed it very closely and own a couple of the devkit headsets that have come out over those three years. I have watched it evolve from a barf inducing curiosity to an established and amazing new format. 99% of the work that has gone into it is finding out what you can and can't do in VR. Some people are nearly immune to the motion sickness (John Carmack, Oculus CTO) others are highly susceptible to it (Brendan Iribe, Oculus CEO) At their last keynote they talked about how excited they were that Brendan was in a new Mincraft project for well over an hour and was still having a great time, where up until that time he was 15 minutes and turning green.
It's really hard to sell a product when a good review is usually followed with "5 stars! It didn't make me sick." Oculus has developed the best practices around what makes a headset get that kind of rating.
Or kept him from going on a killing spree sooner? Ohh yea, big Pharma bad, sorry.
Amazon women on the moon 1987
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
This was already available back in the 1980s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
You can also use the phone.
If you can't trust your developers you shouldn't be blindly deploying their code either.
docker is a different approach to the same problem that VMs solve. UID 0 in a container may be nearly the same as UID 0 outside a container, but the simple fix to that is don't run anything inside the container as UID 0 and don't install anything that grants permission upgrade, they are not needed.
Nobody has replied about how easy it is to get out of a docker container so they are insecure crappy software that can't run in enterprise.
Of course it means that someone has to break your code AND break docker, no matter how easy docker is to break it's still harder than not using docker.
and really what's the point any more, so now you have root on some limited VM that only has access to the same connections you would have as any other user that apache may be running as. Ohh, but you could install drivers or some crap? Who cares, delete the vm fix the security leak in the config management and redeploy.
As much as recruiters have relegated it to mean sysadmin, some of the core DevOps philosophies are made to react to just that. Automation, testing, release early and iterate. If you are fixing the same thing over and over then you're doing it wrong.
The GPP post said not to run a generator in a camp site that didn't have electrical hookups, alluding to the idea that generators should be relegated to only sites with electrical hookups which seems a little ridiculous.
Screw that, I do tech work because it makes me good money, and I mostly hate it. (actually the devops movement within development and operations has reinvigorated me over the last 2 years but that's a cultural thing and i digress) I weld at home as a hobby because I enjoy it. If it was all I did all day every day I would hate it. Just like most of my hobbies that I think I could do this for a living, then I would hate doing it.
Why the fuck would I run a generator in a camp site with electrical hookups?
You don't need solar. A deep cycle marine battery will keep a tablet and phone charged for up to several weeks. You can even run a laptop off of one for at least a week with a couple hours of use per day. Low tech and easy. git an alligator clamp cigarette lighter adapter and make sure you have chargers that will fit that and you'll be fine.