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Or maybe you'll need to upload 5 cat pictures (to keep it <33%) to view /r/nsfw
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I had several stations on a looped track, and controlled the train position by switching on the power to the motor for a certain time.
At first I used a photodiode taped to the CRT monitor (and controlling the motor by lighting up a square in the corner of the screen), later I upgraded to controlling a relay via the parallel port.
https://aws.amazon.com/vpc/faqs/#Bring_Your_Own_IP https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/network/byoip/ https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Network/Concepts/... https://www.alibabacloud.com/solutions/bring-your-own-ip-add... https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/bring-your-own-ip
It's definitely not going to be as simple, fleible and cheap as getting a domain name though.
Using hard coded IP addresses for this kind of use case is almost certainly going to be giving you unexpected issues in the long run. Is there any chance you can use a hostname instead of an IP address to provide to your customers?
sorry for the duplicate
Background at: https://blogs.vmware.com/teamfusion/2022/07/just-released-vm...
(Disclaimer: I work at VMware - but not on Fusion)
Tip: After deleting the Stardust instance I had since launch, I indeed wasn’t able to launch another one via the web interface (always showed up as unavailable). However, via the CLI I immediately could start one in both regions where they are available.
Why would NFTs be worth anything more than the digital tulip bulbs of cryptocurrencies? NFTs are just as worthless IMHO.
Go to Subscription overview, and at the very bottom click "Cancel your subscription".
You can also use this to get a better deal. Just start the cancellation, choose "My subscription is too expensive" as reason, click Continue a couple of times and they'll give you a reduced rate to keep you. I now pay 2 euros a month for a digital subscription.
If you take PrEP periodically (2+1+1) that will even last you a lot longer (depending on the frequency of course). I am very glad PrEP exists, and already optimistic about its impact in reducing transmissions. But if we can replace this with a one-shot vaccine, that would be groundbreaking.
But a vaccine, especially if it is affordable and works for a long time will go even further in ending this pandemic that has gone one for 40+ years.
Some use cases are: migrating to cloud (for all kinds of reasons, like not wanting to invest in own datacenters and HW anymore) without having to refactor applications, hybrid applications where the front end lives in Google Cloud but the backend requires a more 'traditional' environment, using the cloud for DR, ...
Similar offerings exist at other hyperscalers:
* Amazon: VMware Cloud on AWS - https://cloud.vmware.com/vmc-aws
* Azure: Azure VMware Solution - https://cloud.vmware.com/azure-vmware-solution
* IBM: IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions - https://cloud.vmware.com/ibm-cloud
* Oracle: Oracle Cloud VMware Solution https://cloud.vmware.com/oracle-cloud
* Alicloud: Alibaba Cloud VMware Solution https://www.alibabacloud.com/press-room/vmware-based-cloud-t...
[Disclaimer: I work at VMware]
It does seem to have quite some overlap with https://next-episode.net
Given the J&J two dose trial (ENSEMBLE 2) only started just recently, and takes 60 days between two doses, this is going to take a while though. (I'm a volunteer. My second those is scheduled for mid-march.)
(Apparently event driven PrEP is indeed not approved or recommended for women.)
> Even in the West, isn't it really expensive?
One datapoint: In Belgium the out of pocket cost is 5 euros per package of 30 pills.
When I'm writing in my native language, I might type a phrase like "dit is echt the next best thing" or "ik breng je naar Brussels Airport". My iPhone will 'correct' this to NeXT and AirPort.
Here, the iPhone functions as a platform authenticator, like a U2F usb/nfc key would. Why would they need to open source their hardware for this?
Storage Gateway: Virtual appliance to couple on-premises applications to storage in the cloud.
(So it's no iSCSI (block) to S3 (object) but Block(iSCSI to EBS), File (SMB/NFS/S3 to S3), or Tape (iSCSI VTL))
Addition:
VMware Cloud on AWS: Bare-metal, automatically deployed VMware clusters on AWS hardware.
Including plain old RSS: https://feeds.megaphone.fm/wind-of-change-wide