>"dummy load"
You mean crypto miner.
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You mean crypto miner.
But recent uncontaminated data is hard to find. https://github.com/rspeer/wordfreq/blob/master/SUNSET.md
I always wonder who's the one maintaining the "poke" feature in Facebook.
You could have used "loool" vs "loooooool", "xDD" vs "xDDDDDDDDD", using flags doesn't change a whole lot.
Or a usenet subscription + sabnzbd, and you get direct download speed, plus the extra protection of a (nowadays) arcane technology that's too hard for legislators to understand.
Also, Soularr works with Lidarr for Soulseek (which is still alive and the only solution for rare releases and the bottom end of the underground).
https://www.outono.net/elentir/2021/10/23/the-spanish-army-r...
I didn't like it, I didn't share it, I didn't do any other thing than just stare at it in shock.
Big mistake.
For over 6 months that became +50% of my feed. Incredible and depressing amount of people monetising the disability of their friends, siblings, children, or their own. Really effed up content that makes you stop and say wtf out loud. But they also earn a living. But they should do it in a honorable manner. But maybe they don't have the chance. So I flag as not interested but that just swaps those videos with new BRAND NEW "content creators" of this kind that I hadn't yet seen. Wow thanks Instagram.
At some point they changed something in the algorithm and now those videos rarely pop anymore, and I'm wary and scroll away fast.
Looks like I'm the first. Panned by the critics, but excellent movie about the craze of the 60s leaving a purely countercultural vision slightly aside (already thoroughly documented) but showing how it damaged one of its major stars.
Fair, my bad. Still obviously misleading.
1. DB instances "starting at $144", I have a $63 in my basket at the moment, and also Aurora Serverless charges on resources used and can be potentially cheaper depending on the workload.
2. "$82.8 /mo" for a 2 core 8GB server is actually just under 50.
3. European DC locations: 8 for both. Unsure what UpCloud means for them here[0], they look like actual, individual DCs, but AWS has 8 European regions. Each region has normally 3 AZs which are physically separate DCs (which can be in proximity or not) and can be composed of multiple DCs each. Plus there are localzones depending from certain regions, each with at least one DC (and there are 11 of those). So the AWS number is certainly over 30 if we compare apples to apples.
The rest I don't have time to dive in, or are just opinions (certifications needed for proficiency? really?)
>TBH, I would not trust AWS with countering the Patriot Act.
AWS China wouldn't have happened if they didn't offer enough safeguards. Complying with Patriot Act will guarantee enormous fines for AWS in the EU, so I'm sure legal and finance did their homework for AWS not to end up between a rock and a hard place.
Normally sounds don't change in frequency that often so that's good enough (tm). I can hear myself typing now (short burst of sound), but the washing machine nearby, which is louder without earphones, is completely gone.
At the risk of non-Spaniards being unable to understand: that's the most pandereta thing I've heard this year so far.
Because that's the path of least resistance in terms of development, at least unless you need to industrially build for many architectures. If the compiler runs on $ARCH, the output runs on $ARCH, I guess there's some exception but it's that, an exception.
> Unless the build includes tests
Build should indeed include tests, unless you want to ship software that potentially fails in architectures you claim to support.
Cross compiling isn't a first class citizen in many languages, and when it is, cross testing usually isn't, but you can have a toolchain that includes qemu (as a vm or as a dynamic binary translator) to cover those cases.
> They are ceasing development of new ANT+ Profiles
Which kind of ensures a slow death, as new devices potentially would require them.
By that metric you shouldn't feel bad for not speaking Russian in most of Russia, or for not knowing the most common languages in your immediate surroundings in large swaths of Africa (i.e. most Bantu languages would be excluded).
For the price tag I think it should be more like a motherboard. Especially when Raspberry Pi 5 has official m.2 hats.
[0] https://apnews.com/article/sec-chair-atkins-gensler-investor...
A job ago we had our own k8s cluster in our own DC, and it required a couple of teams to keep running and reasonably integrated with everything else in the rest of the company. It was probably cheaper overall than cloud given the compute capacity we had, but also probably not by much given the amount of people dedicated to it.
Even my 3-node k3s at home requires more attention than what you described.