Now I want to know what movie this is

How else are you getting 32TB cheaper atm?

Buy enterprise gear if you want longevity. I have a stack of Seagate Exos drives that I’ve had for many years of 24/7 uptime without a single failure yet.

I reckon you can taste it sometimes

My Intel 520 series 60GB 2.5" SATA SSD from 2011ish is still going strong. It’s the OS drive in my FreeBSD server

Pretty crazy how this modern shit fails so quickly

It’s the SCiO all over again

https://spectrum.ieee.org/angry-kickstarter-backers-ask-scio-wheres-my-pocketsized-molecular-sensor

7 hours ago was Tuesday morning in Asia

The power of the sun would be useful for cooking

It has the sun on its head, so it’s Ra

This isn’t new at all, even the cell nucleus number multiplies

Insect populations have halved in the last ten years

If you include impact to mean a bunch of bans and defederations, sure?

I was hospitalised before by ambulance purely for a hypertensive crisis and heart palpitations, no other concerning symptoms. Magnesium infusion sorted it out, felt so much better after that.

It came out of nowhere, couldn’t sleep due to heart palpitations so I checked BP and it was wildly high along with pulse. Root cause was essentially C677T homozygous SNP, taking methylated folate and b12, and trimethylglycine helps a lot and prevents further episodes

Probably some proprietary interface the NAS provider set up

It’s one single stock for one company, there is still high risk of extreme losses over a very long time

You need root to bind to the first thousand ports, is it possible your container station is running as root or something to that effect? Does it work correctly when the port number is some other large number like 8921?

No single stock should be a hold forever play (unless you count ETFs as a single stock)

If I do it myself, I might be missing the reason they did it that way. The dialogue is useful, even with a machine capable of reasoning.

If I do it myself, now yet another person has to get involved because a person who has written code cannot be an impartial reviewer.

This finds the opposite and proves the original conjecture, that men perform better than women on spatial tasks

32% of college women failed the test, compared to 15% of college men

I don’t need to explain the issue, that’s what the issue report does

I’m sure every project is a little different. The one I maintain has well over 1000 merged PRs now (2000 if you count the old repo), and I’d be dead if I did even 1/4 of the work contributors do

Plus, even maintainers must have a code review and functional testing on their PRs, so doing the work yourself doesn’t relieve the human workload that must be done. It actually increases total maintainer effort to do the work yourself