Thanks, I hate it.
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Thanks, I hate it.
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It would be funnier if he hadn’t flipped parties after that and ran again as a Republican in 1992.
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It’s called dead butt syndrome. The gluteus medius atrophies from the sedentary lifestyle.
Hyper-V is probably the best for Windows shops but my concern is that it will just become Azure tied at some point. I could be wrong but somehow I don’t trust Microsoft to not screw everyone over.
Funny you should say this, because they are actually working on a Hyper-V stack with Intel’s Cloud Hypervisor (VMM) atop the Microsoft Hypervisor microkernel (MSHV) with support for Linux as the root partition (i.e. “Dom0”). No Windows/Azure required.
https://scholz.ruhr/blog/hyper-v-on-linux-yes-this-way-around/
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Microsoft-Hyper-V-Dom0-Linux
At this point the biggest hurdle is the microkernel being publicly released as a standalone component.
Discord should take a long hard look at what other stuff happens on their platform.
Discord surely does, as surely does the government of the land which hosts their infrastructure.
If Discord hasn’t been asked/told to block Russia from their side, there is a reason.
This chair appears to have the reflection of a back, but not an actual back.
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Straight fax no printer no cap
Skibidi Ohio rizz bro.
That sucks, and someone should do something about it. But to be clear, these findings are simply that the MRLs (“Maximum Residue Levels”) allowed by current regulations are higher.
There is no actual data reported from testing levels.
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Only according to that stupid bot
Just like Tiffany and countless other surnames. Things change.
That would make it the most precise military strike of all time.
Pretty sure that honor still goes to the R9X Slap Chop. The pager explosions, on the other hand, injured thousands.
Gig work is tipped work. If they don’t tip, the driver worked for free.
The gig company “pays” the drivers a pittance, but it largely just covers a portion of the owner-operator’s expenses. 100% of the net profit comes from tips.
There are a handful of municipalities with unique laws which do not fit this model; but outside of those areas, that is straight up how it works.
Now, should the driver be reckless? No, that should be reported. But stiffing them won’t change anything.