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He's only published blockbuster hits. But I'm sure he has lots of practice films that have never seen the light of day?

Port it to PowerPoint!

For the average American homeowner 25-50% of their wealth is in their home.

There's two kinds of route hijacks. Origin or path based.

RPKI addresses who is allowed to originate a prefix. There are other technical changes that need to be implemented to get path validation, this cloud flare blog has a good write up on the issues/solutions.

https://blog.cloudflare.com/bgp-route-leak-venezuela/

Lyft even pays people to contribute to OSM

Orbital mechanics are pretty important when you're launching something that orbits the Earth.

"All the large institutions are doing it" has never resulted in disaster (see the dot com bubble and the great financial crisis).

It seems preposterous that building a data center and

launching it into space would be more practical than building a data center terrestrially. Every problem gets 10 to 100 times harder (Cooling, energy, how are you going to do maintenance on the thing, it's in space?)

The only thing that's easier is you don't have to do any local community engagement.

If a grid connection is the constraint on your project, building an islanded data center with a buttload of solar and batteries seems a lot more feasible than launching it into space. Then you have the option to build a grid connection later and monitize those resourcess.

Kinda like how the aerospace industry basically shuts down for the month of December.

Well good thing everyone using the provider is using an open protocol and it's stupid easy to switch

Or you can just clear the cache!

Yeah, any 8/16-bit pixel are t wasn't made to be viewed on a screen with that high a resolution. CRTs smoosh/blur the image a bit so you don't see all the hardlines.

Why are we comparing a programing language and a GPU. This is a category error. Programing languages do not do any operations. They perform no FLOPs, they are the thing the FLOPs are performing.

"The I7-4770K and preform 20k more Flops than C++" is an equally sensible statement (i.e. not)

So why can't someone (probably the distro) build a utility that detects the hardware and installs the required kernal module?

We can have security and convenience.

It's absolutely brain dead that it applies to commercial and industrial property. (It's not good policy for residential either, but more understandable)

Unless they pay for the express lanes

Is your pricing on your website? That's a way to cut down on the wasted time

You're being obtuse. Every point in the original comment is correct, you just disagree they're issues. The original comment also doesn't state they are issues just that they are differences.

• link local addresses

.Auto configuration addresses are in V4 but they are used entirely differently. Interfaces do not have link local addresses if they have a DHCP or statically configured address, in V6 it is extremely common to use a link local address as the gateway, in V4 this basically never happens.

Off grid doesn't make sense (computers ramp up and down extremely quickly which makes balancing an islanded DC challenging), DCs function a lot better if they can utilize the inertia of the grid.

Many projects are bringing their own generation, but still trying to get an interconnection.

If your local governments are funded by property taxes, Data centers can bring in new revenue while requiring few services. Which could be used to shore up stressed public budgets or fund other economic development activities to bring in jobs.

These projects can be developed and located responsibly, and every project is different. I don't think a blanket ban is good policy.

A leading web browser can not be built and maintained by volunteers.

Hosting cost and the network effects are the barriers

Slow networks != Bad networks. Bad networks could be slow, or drop random packets, or corrupt packets, or have jitter, etc

At least UV is still open source, it would suck to have to fork and foe there to be yet another python package management tool(what is this JS?), but we can do it.

Why are you mad they're making the language better?

IIRC there are several of the "Blue Zones" where just bad government records. (People who had incorrect birth dates, or had already died and the government just didn't know about it)

Do you think we became the dominant species by being independent loners, or by forming complex interdependent groups?

This. Sure there are still some applications that might be difficult to v6 enable, so either patch it or use one of the myriad of options to give it a v6 front end.

Hmmmm maybe someone should come up with a SYSTEM to organize NAMES for ips, maybe using hierarchical DOMAINs.... Oh wait.

The Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies.

https://www.unoosa.org/oosa/en/ourwork/spacelaw/treaties/int...

For a major airport the answer is always no. LGA is in the 20 top busiest airports in the nation serving it's largest metro area.

If LGA was a small regional airport, sure one controller or maybe even no controls overnight could be appropriate. But LGA is not a small regional airport.