Comment Re:The real lesson here (Score 1) 70
Correct, thinking of it twice, I don't even need to charge by HTTP request since you say it's illegal. I simply need to charge for bandwidth usage just like Amazon does.
Correct, thinking of it twice, I don't even need to charge by HTTP request since you say it's illegal. I simply need to charge for bandwidth usage just like Amazon does.
Amazon might be on to something! I am thinking of charging my customers for every HTTP request my servers handle. Then, I'll set up bots to make HTTP requests to their web sites. Then, infinite profits!
Plenty since there is twice as much oxygen than carbon in CO2
Or polonium.
Indeed, I didn't find his comments on the matter too smart. If I was him, I'd just shut up and be happy wherever I am. No point at all in teasing Putin with his comments on him IMHO.
Great that somebody maintain X drivers since I am not too keen on Wayland...
Isn't amazing how desperate companies are to raise their sells/profit margin/stock price? They are even willing to try anything even if it lacks any common sense. I guess they figure it's a little like spam, even if one person out of a thousand go for it, they must figure it's worth doing it.
Don't worry so much!
Unique passwords installed by default are still permitted.
Our company decided to then use the MAC address as password since our Internet provider does the same for the passwords to access their routers.
Well, I also hear some CPU now have all their RAM on chip with no external RAM at all, that should be fast enough
Oh also, when I wrote faster, it also means cheaper to make for the same speed.
The idea is to have backups in the cloud and then replace the whole laptop, at least, that's they wish for
I also hear soldered RAM make everything faster since you can then skip some interfaces for memory access and not bother about supporting many RAM chips.
I have a proxmox cluster across several datacenters and I use hourly snapshots with zfs replication every hour, easier to get better performance that way, I have looked into ceph although, maybe some day if the use case arises.
Maybe the editors should use a Ring camera to watch Slashdot since all else seems to fail so far.
I wouldn't even install Teams for a "job interview"
Also, once you have saturated the IO bandwidth available, it doesn't make any difference if storage is backed by multiple HDDs or SSDs since storage isn't the bottleneck anymore. With enough drives, the storage isn't the bottleneck anymore, the link to the IO storage/IO controller become the bottleneck.
I was playing poker the other night... with Tarot cards. I got a full house and 4 people died. -- Steven Wright