Yep, if it’s anything like the ppc to x86 transition there will be security updates for a year or two before they drop support entirely.

I’m thinking sodimms will be retired by the time ddr6 comes out, and replaced by the camm2 standard everyone is talking about.

Guys we need AI on our blockchain web3.0 iot. Just imagine the synergy

I see a lot of downvotes on your comments on this thread and I wonder if it’s due to differences in nationality/geography/jurisdiction. In the USA I know we give free smartphones with working Wi-Fi to people with low incomes as a part of the lifeline program. Some of the libraries I’ve been to even have staff on hand to help low income people find out about these sorts of benefits, and even help them sign up. Maybe they don’t have this sort of program where you’re from?

And I know most people DO carry their phones with them wherever they go these days assuming they haven’t forgotten it somewhere.

Am I missing something? To me, in my area, these limitations would be a choice the user has made.

If your bank has mobile deposit use that so you can keep the physical check

While the leak contained information for more than 70 million people, AT&T is now saying that it impacted a total of 51,226,382 customers.

So 51 million customers, and 19 million FORMER customers.

Not disagreeing, because you’re right that the differences you’d see are minimal, but did want to add that latency & random I/o is better on most nvme than most SATA SSD. And that would be somewhat beneficial for an OS drive in my opinion. But the difference would probably not be noticeable, as you said.

You could go with a 2.5in SSD in a USB enclosure. I think OP was just suggesting this as the highest performance option.

The benefit is being able to display 3+ different ads on rotation that change every minute or two. That, and labor is cheaper when they’re not 50ft off the ground

While you’re technically correct (the best kind) I’d still argue that the subset of finite addresses that are human readable and relayable is significantly smaller. If you disagree just fill out a form on my website:

complaints.dng8jeispqo9rjrjejqkfns6gusjehrjrow7pwjqlqejtbdkwo0118999 8819991197253fja3k1wjri55foem8wms.co.biz

I think it could be accomplished. If any income from the sale or transfer of a domain, above the standard registration fees, is taxed at 100% that would stop most, especially businesses. No it wouldn’t be perfect, but no tax system is.

I even recall a time I negotiated back and forth on Sedo to buy a domain name, and it turned out the seller didn’t own the domain.

I’m sorry, how is this NOT fraud?

I agree with OP. Domains should just expire if they’re not renewed.

And honestly, I’m against the hoarding and resale of them too. They’re a finite resource and should be limited to a fixed number per human being. And only transferred for free not resold.

Ok, is this DOLT HUB or do it hub?

Oh honey, just because it’s not real doesn’t mean it can’t hurt you. Just look up Roko’s basilisk as an example.

I’ve used warp to transfer fairly large files across the country when I was on vacation

Yes, and yes.

Takes about 15 to brew a pot. And my employer requires me to “punch out” for even bathroom brakes. (Not unpaid, but status: restroom)

Yeah, my commute was 10 minutes by car or 15 by bike. Working from home saves me very little time and money. I even have to wake up earlier to make sure I get coffee, since I can no longer get a cup at work.

Man I really miss the days when rss was popular. Then Google killed Google reader, as they do…

I can recommend the AAWireless dongle. It works great in My 16 Ford, and they’re doing regular updates on the firmware to add things like carplay

Zyxel makes some good entry level 10g switches that are fairly reasonable in price. Some dumb switches and some managed