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13 days agoI think you’d get over that. I don’t think it’d be any worse than normally contemplation of mortality, eventually. There’d be the initial shock, and then again as it nears, but I think it’s worth it to know.
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5·15 days agoI still haven’t figured out why they didn’t get the cop that drove over her, to drive off of her. Why were people trying to lift the truck?
Did he have kids?
162·25 days agoThere are now 15 standards
Yes, but with square dongles
https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Multiqueue#Multiqueue_virtio-net
Details about 1/5 the page down,under Network Device.
3·2 months agoMy power tools in the garage are Hitachi, and they make a stick vac that takes the same batteries. We call it the electric broom, and it’s a game-changer for cleaning up the kitchen.
AM stations have to cut their power to like 10% (often even less!) at night, it’s wild
Minnesota public radio has some great stations. The DJs read the sponsor spots, so no traditional “commercials” with sirens and megaphones.
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6·4 months agoNone of those specifically, but after you have a virtualization host your flock tends to grow pretty quickly. More that I’m hosting big multi-user things like nextcloud for a single user.
On behalf of /c/selfhosted we resent this image
31·4 months agoThey want desperate employees, someone they can bully and abuse.
7·5 months agoOver six days, that’s about two megabytes per second, so 16mbit/sec. Residential plans are often 25 or 35 mbit/sec in the US on cable.
A similar traffic pattern might be a 4k security camera, typically 10mbit/sec, and likely over a VPN.
I think Dr CD outlined a specific arc that companies follow, but the term has been co-opted to mean any process that drives out competition before turning the screws on their customers. Did Netflix follow the three steps?
Netflix was certainly good to its subscribers 15 years ago.
Were they then good to their business customers (studios) at the cost of the users? I don’t think they were ever good to studios.
Have they now clawed back surpluses for themselves? Abso-fuckin-lutely.
I think step 2 is the key to the original definition, and the one commenters often ignore. All companies burn cash to get started. All companies try to become a monopoly, and monetize everything once they do.
I like cosmic crisp apples.