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Every family without a gigantic kitchen has that drawer.

I have the contents of that drawer in about 4 drawers and 2 cabinets. I have so many cabinets, I don't even have things in some of them and I have instant pots, a tortilla maker and sourdough proofing tools

However, I do have an oversized drawer that has a l lot of stuff in there like the funnels and tenderizer, but it has no sharps in it, and no scale.

There are some YouTubers that are easily understandable at those speeds. Watching them at 1x is like watching paint dry.

I rarely watch anything below 1.5 unless it's dense or I genuinely like their cadence.

Our 85 Thunderbird used to blink a set of numbers out. But you still had to have some type of information to make use of it

Lol yeah, we were saying the same in the US amount the Mexican immigrants.

Turns out when you're in a dire situation, upgrading to a bad one is preferable.

We could have had readable diagnostics since they started showing multiple items on the in-dash LCDs. It's always money.

Working as intended, jury of his peers not some mindless robots.

I agree, works fine for my stuff, but I'm pretty heavy on vanilla ec2, RDS, ec.

I can see some people running some of the more complicated products and getting flustered. Some of the compound stuff where you're paying extra transaction costs on top of the serverless things

Had to look it up, figs it might save you a click

”Advanced Micro-Fabrication Equipment Inc. has been removed from the US Department of Defense’s list of Chinese military companies, doing away with what the firm described as an “irrational” designation.”.

Oh, I'm not trying to talk you out of it, I'm just making sure that you see all sides of the scenario.

I looked at some of the Y2K patches, I don't strictly know cobol either , but it's not that hard to read.

You'd think that code lying around would be refined as they had limits on space and everything was so mature. It's still pretty trashy :)

I host searXNG this way

I use my own SSL keys, some amount of tracking is done by cloudflare but it's not Google or Bing mining my search traffic at least

Oh it's deeper than that, it's money coming out of our pockets slipping through a third party and going back into the government offers. It's an extra tax on goods by proxy. He then has a fresh revenue stream without any earmarks on it.

You could most likely find some damn spicy contracts. The real question is, is it worth it?

You're going to retrofit some old code to fix an upcoming date bug, or try to make some changes wrapped around security vulnerabilities. But these systems we're relying on, they're in banks, air traffic control, and in hospitals, we're not just depending on these boxes but critically depending on these boxes. There's almost nobody sitting around to give you a second set of eyes on the code, probably almost nobody capable of doing proper QA on the systems you're working on.