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If you contact your Cisco rep you can open a ticket for your org to have HD access again.

What are you using for your gql server? For me Hasura was a godsend especially with the ability to explain. https://hasura.io/docs/latest/api-reference/explain/

Can you sleep without the pills now? That’s my worry

Intel had published results and “surprisingly” they are the opposite https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/performance...

The Graviton are also real cores in the VM, not like the Intel/AMD that have hyper threading.

I am a big fan of Huey. And they have a Django module https://huey.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

I have used https://github.com/Kong/insomnia for Websocket stuff

I did a one hour float tank session before. It’s very interesting and kinda hard experience being with only yourself floating in water for a full hour.

I have some Amish friends. Most have cell phones, they just can’t come into the house. But barn is fine. Most of them have them out of necessity. Calling vendors, emergency calls, etc

I have a fresh air intake on my HVAC and I do something similar in the morning. Windows provide much more fresh air throughput though

Changed my life. Therapy helps but it doesn’t help with the physical anxiety symptoms like muscle tensions, stomach issues, etc. Therapy is good for CBT but ONLY after you find the therapist you jive with. If you don’t connect with your therapist then everything is much less effective.

Yup they do that. Just happened to pull off to the side in a crosswalk

> Cruise spokesperson Tiffany Testo provided a written statement that said the company’s vehicles are programmed to pull over and turn on their hazard lights when they encounter a technical problem or meet road conditions they can’t handle.

It mentions /etc but doesn’t say how to pronounce it. I have always just spelled it out and gets so confused when people pronounce it

Really interesting that 19 cities handle 50% of the requests.

I always get confused by stuff with this. 100% would actually be 50% in the context you are thinking. https://math.stackexchange.com/a/1404242

Here is the link to opt out of credit card offers. https://www.optoutprescreen.com/

It’s not the cheapest but this is what I use https://www.airthings.com/view-plus

There is now an official postman plug-in https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit-podman

AX has BSSID Coloring which really helps improve performance when multiple APs are on the same channel. Still have the saturated channel limitation but that rarely happens on 5Ghz

https://www.extremenetworks.com/extreme-networks-blog/how-do...

They don’t ban it, but new accounts or even semi old accounts will have hard time getting access to more than a few instances. Most of the GPU machines are behind lock and key that go toward AWS bigger clients and clients with a proven track record. They don’t want to be stuck with an unpaid ec2 bill for a multi thousand dollar a month vm.

Dark Waters is a fantastic movie about what happened with DuPont Fabros and PFAS.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt9071322/

His other article is really interesting in what data they collect https://smitop.com/post/whiteops-data/

I love Huey [1]. I switched everything over from Celery to it. It’s so simple it’s a godsend, even supports SQLite queue

[1] https://github.com/coleifer/huey

Not sure why the marketing agency had to call them out. Seems like a weird choice to call out your own client that they are wrong.

The first year of covid webex wasn’t really innovating while Zoom was flinging out new features. WebEx is now going faster and adding more and more features.

WHIP seems the way to go. I found this good description of it https://www.meetecho.com/blog/whip-janus-part-ii/

I’ve been seeing that a ton on Google as well. It seems to be the GitHub topics

Best case scenario a publisher will get 40% of the sale. That seems extremely low.

For about the past month I feel like I have had a ton of searches that returned irrelevant results. I use to be able to have a typo and other wrong things and it always did a good job until recently.

The amount of sales calls and PowerPoints are crazy with CloudFlare. AWS makes it soooooo much easier to spend money and their sales are so less naggy.