This one still seems to be working:
https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.h...
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This one still seems to be working:
https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.h...
I remember back around the same time in 2008ish, I was reading the old WoW Glider (Glider was a Bot for WoW) forums and came across someone who was running a massive WoW farm from Germany racking in close to 150k a year. It's so interesting to see the transition both games have gone through to embrace the Pay-To-(Somewhat)-Get-Ahead with both WoW offering Tokens ($20 for 150k gold) and RuneScape offering Bonds ($7 for 4 million GP).
Why poison the earth when you can have wildflowers at your feet and songbirds in your trees without even trying?
Because if my lawn has any random wildflowers the HOA will send a letter and a fine if it isn't fixed within 5 days.
Marcus by Goldman Sachs is offering 2.25% on its High Yield savings accounts, if you can't get into wealthfront. I've been pretty satisfied with the offering.
Store your files in backblaze then proxy them through some cheap vps (to cover bandwidth) and add local cache through something like nginx so you're not going to the source frequently.
Linus (Tech Tips) did a really good walk through at D-Wave's facility here for anyone who's interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60OkanvToFI
I would love to see Walmarts online growth split apart from the acquisition of Jet. Chance's are they are riding the coattail of that acquisition and once that drys up the only thing left is to spend a ton of money on customer acquisition to fuel "growth". Having both used Amazon and Jet, I find that Amazons customer support and checkout experience is significantly better then Jets.
This might be a bit too basic but Kurzgesagt has a great video on Quantum Computers (at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhHMJCUmq28).
Off topic: How do you pronounce the name?
Hopefully FireFox and-or IE will be the next to step up. I don't see Chrome stepping up until every other browser has.
Why does it seem like more and more sites are requesting permissions to send notifications...makes it hard to consider this a "trustworthy" site when the first thing you're trying to do is ask for permissions to send notifications.
For those wondering, it's draw.io wrapped in an electron app.
I wish there were more pictures of the turbines/overall system! Does anyone know how much this costs to run in comparison to normal trash pickups?
Are there any specific reasons you can point to, rather then a blanket statement?
What advantage does this have over the OpenVPN Access Server on the AWS Marketplace? It does everything except attach the EIP at the end.
Reminds me of the fine work done by the folks at http://instantclick.io/
Does anyone know if these in jeopardy of being reversed by the Trump Administration?
If you don't get many replies here, there was this thread last month: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12720636
This becomes a huge problem when someone is linking you multiple tickets and you sit there waiting for asana to load. Even worse, I find that some basic features are still lacking such as the ability to strikethrough text.