Fat Shaming
...which allow a single process to contain a mixture of Arm64 and x86-64 code...
Fat binaries rear their (ugly) heads once more
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"AFAIK BT's removed all the aluminium cable already"
Oh, but I wish that were true. There were standing orders to remove when found, but that program stopped, and my area is still lumbered with it.
Fragile, noisy and not suitable for (A)DSL or even FTTC - I'm stuck with Vermin until one of the FTTP solutions happens by, with Openreach having no published plans as yet.
Aluminium is the bane of my street.
"Meta on Monday said it plans to ask EU users of Facebook and Instagram to make another choice: whether or not to share information across the two services."
What a wonderful track record Meta has for keeping its word on such things. Say 'yes', say 'no', they'll gobble your data anyway, just like they promised not to for WhatsApp.
Trump is shown to be an android manufactured in Chi-na (thus explaining his awkward pronunciation of the name) with his 'brain' being shown to have been coded in APL- it was therefore write-only making bug fixes impossible. Over time, 'upgrades' were performed by simply adding layers of buggy code to the system until behaviour became more and more erratic.
Around the early 2000's. Intel had a professional service division that offered exactly this service, as well as 'we will help you to migrate to Intel' and assorted other things.
Of course, this was not 'core business' and Intel Solution Services was wound up in 2008...
"Compromising every web-connected server and service you can find gets tiring after a while – and by the end of 2021 internet criminals targeting British companies were as fatigued as the rest of us"
I know that lockdown has distorted our sense of time, but the end of 2021? I missed it - how can that be?
Virgin Media Business offer SLAs etc. When I switched from consumer to business it actually cost just slightly less, and there's no in-contract price increases. Of course, if you want an email service, you are out of luck, but you can have a static address with a PTR record to run your own.
Having said that, it can still take an age to get something fixed, but at least you have a proper customer service person to complain to - on the consumer side the customer service is truly appalling.
If I had a decent alternative (my phone line under the ground is aluminium and noisy as hell, so I am stuck with cable) I'd move. The first company to make me a good FFTP offer will probably win.
Vietnam also celebrates the Lunar New Year - Tet - so will have had a corresponding, although slightly shorter, holiday.
There, as in China, it is customary to return to the family home for the festival, and a similar migration to the cities has taken place.
So, components stocks might dwindle more quickly than some would expect.