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MichaelRenor
9y ago
Am I the only one who thinks it weird this type of “breakthrough” announcement would come from a EV company? If they really did have such batteries, I think they’d make way more selling the battery than the car.
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MichaelRenor
9y ago
Django is the camper with the U-Haul. Flask is the camper with the backpack. Bottle is the camper with the fanny pack.
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MichaelRenor
9y ago
> My first big lucky break happened in 2009 when Georgetown University hired me as a philosophy professor on their campus in Qatar Apparently going to high school, studying and passing the SAT, applying and being accepted into universi
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MichaelRenor
9y ago
In practice it works just fine. They just make you give them permission to blow your app up for twenty minutes a week (and wink and say maybe they won't actually do it this week).
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MichaelRenor
9y ago
You see the trick here, that's 99.95% outside of their regularly scheduled maintenance!
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MichaelRenor
9y ago
Especially considering that all of AWS database solutions require a 20 minute maintenance window per week!
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MichaelRenor
9y ago
> It's running the Express Logic ThreadX RTOS, has no running services on any TCP ports and appears to listen on two single UDP ports. This is excellent. I can't even say the same thing about my AT&T fiber gateway. It liste
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MichaelRenor
10y ago
Discussions about random seed generators usually devolve into theoretical issues about why <random idea> can be manipulated. If you're really paranoid, just do this: $ echo "<bash face against keyboard multiple times>&