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Pay tell, how much did the "space pen" get in development money again?

Probably because everybody is convinced they can beat entropy with math

I've been thinking about static site based 'APIs.' Haven't figured out a range yet- everything is either dictionary simple, or too complex like a radar tracking service.

Yes- AWS calculator: 1) S3- cost for how much you're storing in glacier and then the cost for its metadata to he in a S3 hot/warm tier. 2) Glacier retrieval cost- can be minimized by letting AWS pull it on their schedule. 3) BANDWIDTH- this is the vast majority of the cost at $0.09/GB. There may be ways to lower this, but I haven't tried them.

I'm not saying its a bad deal, I very much wish I'd gone with deep archive (especially with the recent addition of "update if different" to the API)

Worst case, it's $90/TB of bandwidth, the retrieval fee, and GB-seconds for a hot S3 tier while waiting to he downloaded and then deleted, plus pocket change for API calls.

With 10TB drives being available for $80-ish... I expect a lot of semi savy people to upload tens of terabytes then cry when they see the bill.

Numbers rounded a bit for simplicity.

Its. Not. The. Lawyers.

Then what do you call throwing grenades at fisherman?

Activist or terrorist? Those groups have blurred the line. Several are officially on terrorism lists.

They got the braincell

DKMS solved these "licensing issues." Dell is mum on official motivation- but it provides a licensing demarcation point, and a way for kernels to update without breaking modules- so it's easier for companies to develop for Linux.

_Windows Drivers work the same way and nobody huffs and puffs about that_

I'd love to have an intelligent discussion on how one person's opinion on licensing issues stacks up against the legal teams of half the fortune 50's. Licensing doesn't work on "well, I didn't mean it THAT way."

Then leave the US.

Care to explain where you think the space went?

Why tie it to half the population (in an ideal world)? Just list per capita.

What!? Last I checked even with ring0 the system didn't have access to the WideVine keys. Talk about yet another reason to just pirate everything

Have you priced the retrieval cost? You quickly run into high 3 and then 4 figures worth of bandwidth.

Nice job painting CF as the had guy. They do NOT provide services to such, again and again they have terminated such for breach of TOS and cooperated with the legal system.

Well, the magnetic or inertial confinement keeps the reactants dense/close enough to react.

The heat itself is entirely absorbed by the walls. As well as the previously mentioned neutron flux.

Also, heres one of many sources- this was found as part of looking up HFIR's name.

https://arpa-e.energy.gov/sites/default/files/B03-Wirth-Fusi...

These days: not building this such that they can be easily spit out as json and/or xml markup.

But CFCs are banned!

The two scenarios: 1) handing a business your life savings to manage, a 2) authorizing a company to manage your finances so they're in FDIC insured accounts

Are completely different. There's no laws to update, and the FDIC isn't skittering out of paying on a technicality.

And, frankly, if anybody reading this is looking at option #2- do yourself a favor and get an accountant and a wealth manager that both have fiduciary duties. Might as well find a lawyer as well.

Any comment on what issues there are with paying somebody to open accounts for you with, I assume- a power of attorney allowing them to do explicitly that?

At that point the only thing at risk is fraudulent use of said POA, and whatever funds are held outside of actual accounts.

Private trackers might he considered organized crime.

Humanity has known for decades that there's no known metal that will survive fusion's neutron output. They all turn into radioactive garbage.

Until we solve that, why bother with fusion?

Or just enable "WPA-enterprise" and have it rotate keys. Then you not only have device certificates, you also have per user authentication. And if somebody missed it- rotating keys. They can change faster than they can be cracked. Then you can also layer VPNs ontop of that...

All of which are standard, well known, and proven solutions.

What does that repo offer? With 400 stars, I doubt anybody has given it serious attention.

Xilinx tool chain is also no-cost.

Thats nothing more than UX/UI.

In computer programming, a code smell is any characteristic in the source code of a program that possibly indicates a deeper problem. Determining what is and is not a code smell is subjective, and varies by language, developer, and development methodology.

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_smell

Supermicro has as many standard sized boards as not. (Comment for readers)

Server side session state for more than authentication is way worse than "code smell."

It requires a ping to a shared data source on every request. And, the same one for all of them. No sharding, No split domains... That gets expensive fast!

Because its not the readers job to support a writers position.

8001000=800,000. (81 and 5 zeros).

looks like 800kW to me. Nice catch.