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Can you really patent the reason you are using an existing technology?

I'm probably not thinking about the problem deeply enough but why the restrictions on use, are they concerned someone will come along and build something profitable on top of their work?

Kafka 2.8.0 removes the mandatory zookeeper dependency.

I thought they were reptilian?

Shouldn't be a problem if they quit releasing new models at the same rate they are now.

- Time Doctor, Teramind, and Hubstaff – which, together with ActivTrak, make up the bulk of the market

How do I find out if any of these programs are run on my pc?

This will probably be good for elderly people that don't want to drive/fly.

I'm still bullish on Virgin Galactic and Virgin Orbit.

Check out the Death Wears Bunny Slippers Youtube channel. This guy and his family buy a site like this a refit it into a vacation home: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd50A5qLv8FemVufSvDgkCQ

Is CCS just a physical standard? If so, can I buy a smart adapter?

That's why I said over-regulation, what I mean is regulation for the sake of regulation. Although, I would imagine there is a form with some fields that if filled incorrectly would result in a rejection. I don't really want to debate what the meaning of regulation is, but I see it as any checkpoint with a government, not all of it is bad but a need to get a piece of paper for which there are no requirements does seem like a regulation and a pointless one at that.

This is over-regulation at it's best.

A US federal judge finding anything adds no validity to the claim.

Would that extend to grocery stores, where would you force walmart to put their own brands?

So, when are you adding account management and github integration?

Stress

I was not aware of that, interesting indeed.

AWS profits appear in Amazon's annual report, AWS is an Amazon business unit. The CEO of AWS reports to the CEO of Amazon.

But... Can I run virtualbox along side wsl2 without the massive performance hit in virtualbox?

I write comments, assuming the task is code.

Sell to corporations.

Thanks! I was imagining an actively managed portfolio. There are very few set it and forget it hole in one investments.

But not with file extensions of .txt. They should only do bells and whistles if the extension warrants some bells. .md, sure syntax highlight me. But opening .txt and treating it as html, that seems strange.

It's often used as a marketing model.

common among the rich people whose mansions are not selling well or have taken price cuts to get them sold.

Yeah, I've had bad luck with raid consumer/prosumer gaming motherboards. I do like raid on servers, my r430 cluster has PERC 730 raid cards, never had a problem.

It's a pattern I started long ago where I have one drive to hold OS install and program files and one drive to hold data. Bottlenecks on storage IO are less common with nvme but my recent build is a workstation that runs a bunch of VMs and also serves as a DAW. I thought it better for each drive to have its own PCIe lanes. I'm also working on a 10G LAN and didn't want a bottleneck during disk IO.

You could also have IO storms with so many VMs, what if windows update start while 10 VMs kick of Ubuntu auto updates while at the same time a DB starts a backup job? In that case I don't want my web browser to slow down.

Many rich people still earn a paycheck. YOu can be on payroll making 500k and have a stock portfolio worth 10mill, this is common for boomers who started investing in the 70s and 80s. A portfolio of that size will easily throw off 500k in dividends a year.

My point is that a large paycheck does not mean you are not paid wages. I get your point though, billionaires probably are not taking a salary.

I just built a 16core ryzen build with 2 of these, 1 for the system drive and one for VM storage.

10G is quite affordable these days. I'm working on 10G LAN with 3 R430s I recently purchased on ebay.