Ha! You made me drop my banana.

Juniper, good luck with their support.
Citrix, more bugs that a feral dog.
NetApp, if you have to ask, you can't afford it.

First, they came for the uninsured... Slippery slope. You did not have the foresight to understand your role. I mean, really, you were setting up surveillance. Was it your job to care what they did with it? Well, yes. Hand a lighter to a child and it is your fault he burns the world.

Yes, silver had an epic selloff in one day. The last 30 days saw silver go from 71.02 to 78.53. Epic. If you view it as an investor and not a day-trader, the price of silver is too high. Selling is an obvious and prudent choice.

Hackers learn from their failures. News at 11.

My Wife got me a Breville oven. It's next level. 425 for 12 minutes on the pizza setting. Comes with a 13-inch non-stick pizza pan. I used them so much she got me 2 new pans this Christmas. Do you ever mess with flours? I've been mixing in one third bread flour and getting better bubbles and much better rise with sicilian style.

I spent 30 days traveling Italy from Brenner to Brindisi. Most of the food is amazing. The pizza is not so great. American pizza is much better. I like the charred pizza in Connecticut, NOT the Hew Haven stuff with too little cheese. I found the best pizza in places like Albany and Westchester in New York. Pizzeria Bianco, when it was a small shop in Tucson, was okay, great dough. Diavola in Geyserville was pretty good. It's better to make it at home with toppings I like, like prosciutto or green olives. It's so cheap to make. When I go out, I still get the meat pizza at Sammy's Woodfire, and at Corner Pizza in Oceanside. Not bad. Pro Tip: Getting pizza at an airport is not worth the risk. Airport food can be detrimental to your health, although I did get an amazing cheesesteak hoagie at the Pittsburgh airport, but it was 2006. They were small for one dollar, so I had another and the second one was also great.

I can say with certainty that you do not know how to make pizza at home. Some of us can. I lived in New York for 10 years and now I live in southern California. As pizza here mostly sucks, I make my own, including Sicilian. My Calzones are better than any shop here. Maybe you just suck at cooking?

For simple command line, if exist then

5,127 prototypes over 5 years is 14 prototypes per day. I call bullshit. Those aren't prototypes, those are bad ideas. A prototype is something that you should test to see if it works. At 14 per day, you would be making the prototype and testing it within 34 minutes. If it takes that short of a time to find out it doesn't work, it was just a bad idea. Also, I would never purchase a Dyson device because I reseach things before I buy them.

To err is human; to really fuck things up takes a computer.

This. For me, the big ideas are done at a desk, but the small eureka moments are done in the shower.

The Wndows 11 upgrade checks for a specific CPU, like an 8th gen Intell, and TPM 2.0. A clean install checks for TPM 1.2 and ANY dual core CPU. I have difficulty finding computers still in use without TPM 1.2 and a dual core CPU. Even 12 year old computers have these requirements.

This has been done for decades. There are LPBs (low ping bastards) and HPBs (high ping bastards). It was very popular in Quake III Arena 25 years ago.

I have deployed a few A380 cards for decoding and general office applications and, for the price, they have great performance. One card is running 35 security cameras smoothly on a huge TV at 40% GPU usage and 10% CPU (running at 2160 not 4k). Without the card the CPU would pin at 100% and stutter dramatically. The A380 is only $120. I remember paying 2 grand for a card that would run SolidWorks in the 90s and it was still crap. I hope this "B" series lives up to the hype as it's nice to have choices and competition. My needs are not always gaming and compute, sometimes they are users with 20 tik tok windows open on four 32-inch monitors.