october_sky

> Because it only contains a conclusion, no premises whatsoever. Which is basically fuel for a flame-bait.

I was responding to the parent's comment about Apple TV (the premise) with my conclusion, which is a subjective opinion. Which ironically is the exact same thing as what you're doing. Wasn't trying to flame-bait, but I really didn't feel the need to add more. In summary, compared to other devices, I really do not like Apple TV.

What's wrong with modsec?

Apple TV (and accompanying remote) is by far one of the worst UI/UX experiences I've seen.

Thanks for writing Cloud Custodian. What are you working on these days?

Why not just research something you don't know much about? Like how embedded computers interface with a car.

Except, those regulatory or business requirements also have business continuity and disaster recovery requirements from those same regulators, and Azure's region design is far inferior than alternatives.

I wonder if this could be useful for mars or moon colonies

Sell off assets? Cut administrators? Drop the presidents pay?

> In that regard no retailer has this data. Not true, this is tracked by loyalty cards and to a lesser extent, by the credit cards that are used

Shared codebase + more offload ASIC processors is exactly what I'd expect

Wow?! An API should be treated as a contract.. I hope you dropped them

I would bet by fingerprinting the visitor's browser window: https://panopticlick.eff.org/

AppleTV does not have everything, and the UI is horrible compared to many other devices I've seen.

I use my FireTV way more than my Chromecast. I think you'll be happy with it.

> where no human anywhere on Earth can look up and see an authentic sky, as their ancestors did.

The past ~80 years of light pollution has already prevented this from happening.

That was exactly my point.

I love how amateur the physical machine looks, with all of that aluminum foil stuck to it and the wires falling about. This immediately reminded me of how my codebase looks whenever I am doing a proof-of-concept just to show someone that something is possible. "Let's get it working before we make it look pretty" -- what I imagined they said.

> "lower historic volatility"

Do you have a source for this?

I'm hesitant to concur with you on the home inspection. The home inspector I've used several times has discovered termites, and other massive problems that would have cost me upwards of $40,000 on one specific house I was interested in buying. I paid a few hundred bucks to save myself from that headache.... The realtor on the other hand did almost zero

The WP reported that Rep Cicilline said the "Internet is broken". I agree -- because the ISPs broke the internet, and Congress is letting the FCC allow that. Why aren't they fixing that?

By up-market, they're pushing themselves out of my market. $999 for a stand? No thanks, I can think of plenty of better things to spend $999 on.

The images here are charming, but there's not nearly enough population density in those to make them viable. The images display floating luxury homes complete with a yard.

My wife and I started watching HBO's new mini-series "Chernobyl", and she's now terrified of nuclear power plants despite my reassurances. I'll have to show this to her, but based on this anecdote, I suspect more voters who see this TV show will also be biased against nuclear power.

Anyone else hear friends/family talking about this show as "terrifying" or "concerning"?

They do. That's why governments have different departments (DHS and DOT in this case) and associated, prioritized budgets.

This is not even the same Department. A government can and should have multiple simultaneous priorities.

I can't help but think that this is 10 years too late. I gave up on Windows a long time ago, as did many people I know. I know there are folks who find this valuable, but I think Microsoft is chasing a pool of power users that has been consistently shrinking year-over-year. With that said, perhaps the pool will get bigger as it exposes users to the power of command line :-)

WSJ referred to this article with this summary: "The world’s best-known antibacterial brands are now pouring millions into probacterial startups." (from the WSJ daily digest email)

I googled "topographical business maps" and it's not clear to me what that is. Would you explain more?

Clever. Do you have the intention to make more replacement parts for other products?