Think of all the poor souls using KVMs (keyboard video mouse switches) and IPMI consoles to resolve boot issues over the internet, often with latencies in 50 to 100 ms , being on another continent (EU support team working on a server in US).
Any of those with as complete list of local businesses as Google ? If I want to find an ice cream parlor, or an engine oil dealer, or a sports equipment shop in my vicinity , would all three have similar results ?
Well, coffee withdrawal headaches are due to blood vessels expanding back to their natural size, and increasing blood flow in the brain . Surely reducing blood flow, and, conversely, supply of oxygen and nutrients should affect brain tissue
There are many more questions besides you've ready asked; basically, who or what is providing TCP-like transmission reliability and synchronisity, who's doing ICMP , who's doing fragmenting, and why does one need to reimplement better part of the stack
Well, in Russia it's the other way around - repeated pushes to legalize mj in Russia are seen as a way for USA to cripple Russian youngsters , making them disinterested in pursuing casual life goals - education, career and family. Go figure
Tell that to dockerd mounting images layer by layer , with k8s doing all kinds of emptyDir/PVC mounts on top. Pod start up speeds are abysmal now, they would be positively glacial with userspafe permissions validations
Well, something doesn't add up.
"The phone number tied to that Vkontakte account — 7617467845 — was assigned by the Russian telephony provider MegaFon to a resident in Khakassia, situated in the southwestern part of Eastern Siberia."
This number looks bogus, mobile phone numbers in Russia are +7(three digit provider code)(seven digits of actual number); given number is one digit short. We could assume this number is (three digit provider code)(seven digits of actual number) , but there's no provider with code 761 in Russia.
Except it's not. Every lane change in semi-dense and dense traffic is a possible collision; I'd say if you have a car moving in the same direction as you are, and it's closer than ~50 feet, then it's a non-negligible possibility, other than that you just have nobody to collide with during lane change . We're talking highway speeds, of course, not racetrack