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plasticsoprano
19d ago
Well, when you visit it https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=7/23.765/-87.100 there's no naming of that area at all. At least when looked at from a US IP. And when you search "Gulf of America" it retu
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1mo ago
Had a problem this week helping a customer troubleshoot some SAML interactions. They couldn't install SAML Tracer in their environment and I got tired of digging through HAR files and manually decoding SAML assertions and the like so I
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1mo ago
Hey, you did more validation than the guy I was responding to! Kudos.
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1mo ago
Sure. I bet the Military Times also used the IRCG as a source. https://www.militarytimes.com/industry/techwatch/2026/08/04/... Probably Reuters too https://www.reuters.com/world/
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3mo ago
Which quant do you use? I have a similar setup and the speed is atrocious at 4-bit.
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3mo ago
"Success leaves clues" You gotta start somewhere and you can start at page 1 or page 10 and that time, energy and cost you saved starting 9 pages later can be put into making whatever it is you're building better than the ori
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4mo ago
E2E is supported for specific types of folders available only to teams but the admin has to enable it and that folder has to be used. You can't apply it team wide to all users. It's a very poor implementation.
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4mo ago
You'll probably make a profit by selling them today. I bought a M1 Max Studio with 64 GB last year off FB Marketplace for $1000 and today I'm seeing numerous 32 GB M1 Maxes for $1200-1500.
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4mo ago
So why not license the shape then? They could do a royalty with those deemed of quality and deny a license to those that are of lower quality and then sue them if they don't use the design. This would allow them to manage quality with
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5mo ago
Remember, most fire stations will give you a tour, let you sit in the truck, etc, if you just pop in. They love to show off. Source: My father was a 35 year veteran of the fire department in a large city.
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6mo ago
Except is was said by Vice President Thomas R. Marshall upon Theodore Roosevelt’s death and co-opted as a Chuck Norris joke.
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6mo ago
speaking of, Dropbox bought a similar product a couple of years ago https://reclaim.ai/
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6mo ago
I tried this out about 2 months ago when setting up a new server. I wanted something simpler and less resource heavy as webmin but it was just too simple. Adding questionable, half baked add-ons to get various functions to work just didn&#x
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7mo ago
no account needed -> https://www.threads.com/@qa_test_hq/post/DUkC_zjiGQh/media
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8mo ago
I have made a dedicated api application and I have adjusted the tps flags. I’ve scanned the forums a few times but I’ve yet to inquire there.
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8mo ago
Interesting. I’ve been through 4 large transfers to Dropbox in the last 3 years and never once has it honored that header.
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8mo ago
This has been my problem. Not necessarily that the rate limits are low, many can be gotten around by using multiple users to do the work since the limits are per user, but how rclone handles those rate limits when they hit them. The exponen
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8mo ago
How do you deal with how poorly rclone handles rate limits? It doesn't honor dropbox's retry-after header and just adds an exponential back off that, in my migrations, has resulted in a pause of days. I've adjusted threads an
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8mo ago
I mean, you didn’t give it enough time. All of these cloud storage platforms are databases at their core. When you delete the file you’re updating the database entry, the data (and the record of it) is still there until their purge process
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8mo ago
That’s because Diet Coke is not based on classic Coke. It’s based on new coke, it should really be called diet new coke. Coke Zero is based on Coca Cola classic.
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8mo ago
I always appreciate when people make comments like this. It helps identify the trolls or people so completely outside of reality you can mark them as untrustworthy and ignore whatever they say.
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8mo ago
Amen! This is part of the overall societal decline of no failing for anyone. You gotta feel the pain to get the growth.
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9mo ago
This is the crux of Michael Dell’s big lesson as a teen that lead to the creation of dell computers. dell had a summer job in high school selling subscriptions to the Houston paper. He realized that the two groups of people most likely to b
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9mo ago
I don't think the source was the concern .
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11mo ago
Better building fire suppression systems. Not to mention improvements to flame retardant materials.
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11mo ago
I would say, instead of "ideally an Asian woman", a millennial woman. Was recently in a tourist spot for a work outing, we asked a random person to take our photo in front of the big monument and the photos were awful, including a
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11mo ago
Except the ground stop was due to an emergency with a flight from Puerto Rico https://rollingout.com/2025/10/30/jfk-airport-frontier-fligh...
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11mo ago
Didn’t mythbusters prove fecal matter on brand new toothbrushes, fresh out of the package?
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1y ago
There is when the $14B doesn't go to Bytedance.
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1y ago
Bold of you to assume there will be a “next adult”.
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