But most importantly, more fun!

Can you just drop a white box over it?

Edit: if you’re sharing the PDF I suppose not

No, more people definitely do care now. Not as much add they should in the ways that they should, but they do. Keep proving the information, over time people will learn.

Meanwhile, keep pushing your government reps for more immediate change.

Yeah I have the N3 and I have no complaints. It works great.

If you’re building your own rackmount system, I would still recommend some kind of SAS connector and PCIe card with external connectors, like a 9200-8e. If you aren’t using a backplane, you’ll probably want a SATA breakout cable and external power.

You have a disk shelf? Usually they have something like SFF-8088 SAS connectors. I would just use those.

I think the N100 units are still the best value.

Nodejs. I don’t know if it supports GUIs though. I’m not aware of any other JS implementations outside the browser.

Because when the road is built for a safe speed target of 65, then the limit is set at 55 instead, yeah you get people who are breaking the legal limit but not the actual safe speed.

Edit: forgot a link: https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/design/standards/151007.cfm

tl;dr: design speeds and speed limits are not necessarily related. “Selection of a posted speed is an operational decision for which the owner and operator of the facility is responsible.”

The translation is accurate. The “boohoo” bit does not appear in the article at all, in English or Finnish.

The subtitle all the way at the bottom says the same thing in Finnish, but it’s also not real.

If you have other software capable of running Javascript, you’re welcome to use that too. That’s what the underlying libraries are written in.

Yeah. Here’s the article, there’s nothing like that in it: https://yle.fi/a/74-20061429

Being rich enough to buy expensive filtration systems.

I never tried with KB/M so I can’t say. But I never really felt it was deficient. Selecting stuff from the menus certainly would have been faster with a mouse, but it was perfectly tolerable. If anything, like animal crossing, it adds to the slow play.

What don’t you like about it? I played it just fine with an Xbox controller

No. There’s no point in filling more than the protocol buffers if you can’t empty them. Loading a huge file into memory that won’t be used right away is a waste.

You’ve already said your read speeds are better. Memory usage doesn’t seem relevant here.

Yeah, they advertise heavily and their salespeople will promise the world. Managers don’t have to use it so they never feel the pain.

It’s a powerful platform, sure, but like similar business platforms, just because you can configure, customize, and extend it doesn’t mean that you should. The more you do that the worse it gets. Same deal with SAP, Sharepoint, etc.

I found these: https://superuser.com/questions/710253/allow-non-root-process-to-bind-to-port-80-and-443

Total speed is going to be bottlenecked somewhere, which could be drive read speed, upload bandwidth, or the peer’s download speed, their write speed, or any number of other factors.

If your side is capable, don’t worry too much about it. You could be seeding to someone on their phone in a shack in remote Mongolia. That’s never going to be fast.

Also, reset all the advanced options back to default. You don’t need to touch any of them, and changing things might make it worse.

I should support them more