There will never be a rocket large enough to fit his ego.
Posts by seven of five
884 publicly visible posts • joined 27 Jan 2010
Third time is almost the charm for SpaceX's Starship
'Chemical cat' on the loose in Japanese city
Linux for older phones postmarketOS changes its init system
How to Netflix Oracle’s blockbuster audit model
Apple may have made itself a target before the EU's Digital Markets Act comes into force
Amazon bends to Euro watchdogs, waives egress fees for folks ditching AWS
Microsoft drags Windows Subsystem for Android into the trash
They call me 'Growler'. I don't like you. Let's discuss your pay cut
Palantir boss says outfit's software the only reason the 'goose step' has not returned to Europe
There is no ruling party in germany. Its chaos for years now, worthy of Italy.
"They" [who intend to ban] are "all the others", and it takes them years and years of discussion and consultation of the hightest courts. All the wile said "political party" continues to provoke with outright nazi jargon, xenophobia, antisemitism, holocaust denial (illegal in Germany. Because of reasons) and barely hidden agenda to abolish democracy, as soon as in power.
I can view them across a border, but *that* "politcal party" won't stop at borders. Don't feel safe behind my fence in the zoo.
FAA gives Boeing 90 days to fix serious safety shortcomings found in report
Capita wins uncontested extension to mega millions Northern Ireland Education contract
China breakthrough promises optical discs that store hundreds of terabytes
Americans wake to widespread AT&T cellular outages
Work for you? Again? After you lied about the job and stole my stuff? No thanks
Bumblebee malware wakes from hibernation, forgets what year it is, attacks with macros
SAP hits brakes on Tesla company car deal
Re: Image
Claus Wellenreuther is the oldest of the five founders of SAP. He was born in 1935, so theoretically could have been involved in Nazi war crimes.
Hector, Tschira and Hopp were born in 1940, being four and five at the end of the war. Hasso Plattner was born in 1944.
Also not a difficult fact to check, really.
In its tantrum with Europe, Apple broke web apps in iOS 17 beta, still hasn't fixed them
Ford pulls the plug on EV strategy as losses pile up
IBM Cloud is upgrading a datacenter and users will have to halt their Power VMs
Meta accused of enrolling undecided EU users in ad-sponsored platform
DARPA's air-steered X-65 jet heads into production with goal of flying by 2025
Biggest Linux kernel release ever welcomes bcachefs file system, jettisons Itanium
Office gossips beware – chitchat could choke your career chances
SEC Twitter hijacked to push fake news of hotly anticipated Bitcoin ETF approval
Welcome to 2024: Volkswagen really is putting ChatGPT into cars as a gabby copilot
Europe inches closer to insisting gig workers are treated as employees
Fairphone 5 scores a perfect 10 from iFixit for repairability
Re: Nice! Too bad about the price.
I have a FP3+, now four years old. Got Android 13 this fall. This will certainly be the last update, no matter how many Fairphone might offer: The CPU is beyond its useful life now, performance fell off a cliff with Android 13.
This will be the same fate an FP5 will suffer five years down the line. Latest, given the medicore Processor at launch. Google will make sure of that.
IBM takes a crack at 'utility scale' quantum processing with Heron processor
Either the FBI is recruiting in Iran – or some govt Google ad buyers are getting a lousy deal
Google Photos' AI Magic Editor won't change pictures of IDs, receipts, faces, or bodies
Airbus takes its long, thin, plane on a ten-day test campaign
Sure, give the new kid and his MCSE power over the AS/400. What could possibly go wrong?
Criminals go full Viking on CloudNordic, wipe all servers and customer data
Re: Where are the backups?
We (and many others) actually have bought a slave just to handle the slinging around of tapes. We tend to call them "library". But yes, tape size has not kept up with disk size, a large (enterprise) drive is around 15-20TB capacity, while tape is only about the same. Uncompressed, which tape drives can do better than disk controllers.
Controversial Chinese drone maker DJI debuts a cargo carrier
Re: A market for an anti-drone drones?
A kilometer is more than enough. Move away from the launcher (to keep your position hidden), then pop up, maybe some more maneuvering, deploy missle. Afterwards maybe some scouting, would not even bother with recovery. Downside: you^ll probably need an operator on the launcher, so MBTs are not an option.
Nikola recalls electric truck fleet over battery fires
Google's browser security plan slammed as dangerous, terrible, DRM for websites
not "like", "or"
[...]with a trusted third party, like Google,[...] should read "with a trusted third party, or Google,"
No need to thank me.
I'll have to arrange myself with them and their services provided, yet I do avoid them wherever possible. They are as thrustworthy as amazon is a benevolent employer.
Google's next big idea for browser security looks like another freedom grab to some
Google toys with internet air-gap for some staff PCs
Re: Suggestion
running everything you have on one server would require your software to be written to a higher level of stability than anyone would be willing to spend in order to achieve.
Back in the 70s/80s this would have been possible, but these days there is so much shitty code around somehow still essential, no way monolithic server would be able to cope.