I'm not sure I want to have anything to do with a service Musk is involved in.
Don't get me wrong, we have Starlink as a backup circuit at the office and the speeds are fantastic, but I wouldn't base my relocation on it.
thepianistfroggollum
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Then your current rent doesn't have much to do with the rent you paid back then unless you're renting an extremely similar apartment.
Yeah, bulk imaging computers is really only limited to how many you can hook up to the network. I used to have to image hundreds of computers a day at times, and really the longest part was walking around and restarting them all so they'd PXE boot. The actual process maybe took 2 hours since all the computers were on 100Mb/s connections.
You probably shouldn't look up what most solder is made with, then.
Lead never went away, and it never will. It just stopped being put in things like gas and paint.
I'm not sure you understand what peers means.
It's probably just lazy coding. Or it's a road map feature.
Encryption at rest only protects you if the system is off and someone takes the physical drive or disk file. Once the system is running the data is unencrypted.
If you posted them on the Internet, the NSA already had them.
I'm moving over to a more professional email now, and it's a huge pain. A password manager helps a lot.
Boondock Saints (Nov 99 is close enough). It's such a fun movie, but only has a 27%
It's one of my favorite movies that no one has ever heard of. It's basically just Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson being themselves.
I mean, how can a movie that has Willam Dafoe in drag be a 27%?