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by themark 8mo ago
I scrolled pretty far and didnt see Borf in there. Was that Web 2.0 ?
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by themark 10mo ago
“…and the fluctuation stabilized in the failing state.” Sounds like the ops team had one hell of a day.
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by themark 1y ago
Do a kickflip!
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by themark 2y ago
“McDonald’s tapped Google Cloud in late 2023 to bring more computing power to each of its restaurants—giving them the ability to process and analyze data on-site. The setup, known as edge computing, can be a faster, cheaper option than send
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by themark 2y ago
It seems like the lack of operations during US holidays would be a big oversight.
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by themark 2y ago
I wonder how many super yachts are actually destroyers.
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by themark 3y ago
Because when you are at a rock concert and you want something light to drink, it is cooler to ask the bar tender for Liquid Death rather than a Perrier.
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by themark 3y ago
This. They wanted to drill a hole in my place to run a line from the pole. The line would go right past a window. It just seemed unprofessional.
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by themark 3y ago
I agree. If true, this appears to represent an enormous hack against vulnerabilities in humans. It should not be suppressed.
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by themark 3y ago
Yeah. I went through a rigorous exercise with sales last year to try to get a good estimate on what it would cost to run the database for a year for our application. They said it would be around 150k. I threw all of their configuration advi
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by themark 3y ago
I had their Sonic Nurse facemask during covid. It was a kool thing.
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by themark 3y ago
Technically it is Nature Medicine. Nature rejected the paper.
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Ring Car Cam Requires OBD-II for Power(ring.com)
3 points by themark 4y ago|1 comments
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by themark 4y ago
Seems like a good way to collect a lot of car data.
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by themark 4y ago
These are already exciting, but the music really takes it to the next level.
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by themark 4y ago
and a shit job of managing wildfires.
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by themark 4y ago
It mentions system testing; i read here that testing could only be done according to criteria provided by the vendor. https://www.scribd.com/document/596142725/Fulton-Pa-Sues-Dom...
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by themark 4y ago
Fascinating. It seems we are keeping a site on standby so that it can “perform an underground nuclear test within 24 to 36 months.” I hope that is a competitive timeline.
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by themark 4y ago
Article says airplane mode just turns off access to baseband. I thought the whole point of airplane mode was to prevent interference by eliminating radio signals.
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by themark 4y ago
The title of the study: "The Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan was the early epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic" Yet: "the observation that the preponderance of early cases were linked to the Huanan market does not est
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by themark 4y ago
Re: title Was this ever not the case?
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by themark 4y ago
Were these test results reported in the official stats ?
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by themark 4y ago
TIL shitexpress.com exists as a service.
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by themark 5y ago
Can you do this on an iPhone? The first time I was in a Tesla, my initial thought was why can’t my phone tune into FM Radio.
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by themark 5y ago
Shout out to https://www.trailofdead.com/
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by themark 5y ago
Check out Spooked, it is about the recent phenomenon of private spies for hire.
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by themark 5y ago
If someone knows about medicine, are they required to utilize proper words like efficacy?
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by themark 5y ago
I know what you mean. I recall that installing software from the internet was rather novel in the late 90s.
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by themark 5y ago
I installed this on a pc at work when it came out to see what it could do. I must have forgot to shut it off because there was a gang of security people in my office the next morning.
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by themark 5y ago
The word efficacy used to seem very glamorous to me until I realized that the people who use it are probably the same people that overuse the word ‘utilize’.

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