Very true, but was there ever a time that more expensive meant better? I feel like there might have been, but not for at least 20 years. Alot of upscale devices are manufactured the same as cheap junk and just get a different label.
Managed some clusters that did engine modelling for Rolls-Royce. Your spot on. When you run dozens (or hundreds) of identical machines, there is alot that goes into it. It's not simple by any means. You could have warmed soup in the back of our clusters, especially when under load. File system can make a huge difference, as can job scheduler.
To be fair, High performance computer clusters can work on multiple problems simultaneously. I think you mean that all the computers on the internet need a centralized queue management system to be considered a "supercomputer".
Eventually it will hit a feedback loop. Doctors will see this patient is 30% likely to die, don't need that patient. Patients don't get the care they need and die quicker.
I have 6 kids. Between them, my wife, and myself I average 400 GB of internet. I've never exceeded 750 and that included dumping about 300GB to a backup server.
Do you have kids in school? In American schools I need to write checks for everything. School lunch, spirit wear, book fees, field trip fees, yearbooks, etc.. Sometimes there is an online payment portal, but often it has additional fees to use.
Not necessarily. My sister has cell data only and told me she sometimes uses a free hour on the xfinity wireless by her house. I offered to make her an account on my xfinity to allow her to use it for free and she has yet to take me up on it.
I'm forced to conclude she's happy using her phone for everything.
Dead wood is also hard to identify. I remember hearing a talk while back where the manager type talked about firing the bottom 10% of performers. Turns out a decent percentage of those weren't getting their work done, but only because they were doing everyone else's. When they got fired, productivity for the department plummeted.
Dead wood isn't always useless and some metrics can't be measured more then a step or two away.
Listen to conservative radio. A common theme is that parents don't raise their kids right. Parents don't teach their kids consequences or reality or something, so they shoot up schools. The logical endpoint of this is someone else raises your kids. I'm extrapolating that out.
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Very true, but was there ever a time that more expensive meant better? I feel like there might have been, but not for at least 20 years. Alot of upscale devices are manufactured the same as cheap junk and just get a different label.
Managed some clusters that did engine modelling for Rolls-Royce. Your spot on. When you run dozens (or hundreds) of identical machines, there is alot that goes into it. It's not simple by any means. You could have warmed soup in the back of our clusters, especially when under load.
File system can make a huge difference, as can job scheduler.
To be fair, High performance computer clusters can work on multiple problems simultaneously. I think you mean that all the computers on the internet need a centralized queue management system to be considered a "supercomputer".
KDE connect lets me do this.
Amazon has a 24 pack
This site seems to offer custom amounts. This model, or several others. They even have combination locks with custom master keys.
Dude, your hard drive is going to fail. Make a backup.
It was good enough for our Ancestors.
These people aren't dragging their kids away from a loving nanny and a summer at the pool with afew hours of PBS kids.
Eventually it will hit a feedback loop. Doctors will see this patient is 30% likely to die, don't need that patient. Patients don't get the care they need and die quicker.
I've worked in plenty of warehouses that took deliveries from semi's in city centers.
If we're going to toss around whataboutism's, Trump was using an unsecured Android for at least a year.
I will admit that the xbox eats GB's of data when we leave it on. PC games use much less, and yes I do torrenting as well.
I have 6 kids. Between them, my wife, and myself I average 400 GB of internet. I've never exceeded 750 and that included dumping about 300GB to a backup server.
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I generally try to avoid writing checks because the take forever to cash them, so I use cash, or cc when I can.
Do you have kids in school? In American schools I need to write checks for everything. School lunch, spirit wear, book fees, field trip fees, yearbooks, etc.. Sometimes there is an online payment portal, but often it has additional fees to use.
Same story here in Indiana.
MS-13 is an American Gang, we exported it.
Sad trombone...
try again..
Must be nice to be ignorant of history.
Mexico had alot of problems that were never replicated in the US. Spanish and English colonization was very different.
Your remarks remind me of the times my Mother used to tell me that Israel turned desert into farmland. Remarkably ignorant of history.
Maybe ok, only on a controlled network. It's certainly not ideal. SNMP supports authentication now and has for over a decade.
If you can't relax then get some different legal advice because the current one you're getting is making you afraid of being sued by your own shadow.
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Not necessarily. My sister has cell data only and told me she sometimes uses a free hour on the xfinity wireless by her house. I offered to make her an account on my xfinity to allow her to use it for free and she has yet to take me up on it.
I'm forced to conclude she's happy using her phone for everything.
Google's apps all have changelogs that just say "bugs fixed".
No shit sherlock, what the fuck did you do to fix them? Which bugs?
Dead wood is also hard to identify. I remember hearing a talk while back where the manager type talked about firing the bottom 10% of performers.
Turns out a decent percentage of those weren't getting their work done, but only because they were doing everyone else's. When they got fired, productivity for the department plummeted.
Dead wood isn't always useless and some metrics can't be measured more then a step or two away.
Looks to me like google isn't just a US company: https://www.google.com/about/l...
Listen to conservative radio. A common theme is that parents don't raise their kids right. Parents don't teach their kids consequences or reality or something, so they shoot up schools.
The logical endpoint of this is someone else raises your kids. I'm extrapolating that out.