Load rating is a big one. Speed rating and number of plies can affect it too

No-knock warrants

Whoa! Slow down! Does the plant manager know you’re on the bleeding edge?

Dude, every bit of critical infrastructure around you is running Windows XP and McAfee ePO. The shit hidden in segregated control networks would make a security researcher from 2009 cringe.

If you’re looking for cold comfort then go for it. If you want more then you’ll probably realize quick that a 26 year old and a 51 year old have very different life goals. You probably want a career and potentially family, he might be looking at retirement, settling down, etc. Even if you are on similar wavelengths and make a go of it, he’ll be 75 and infirm while you’re 50. How many years would you like to play the role of respite nurse?

If he’s single then he’ll probably want to bang a 26 year old. That seems like a no brainer.

The placard is useless if the tires aren’t the factory type. Don’t inflate tires to less than minimum pressure if you don’t know that they’re the right tires for the vehicle.

Shut up and take my money!

https://youtu.be/LmjmcS5-TNo?si=cjPeodyZC5OAx3ZA

From the Vancouver Canucks riot

I remember a good one being a Lowtax post and the first reply being “STFU noob”

It’s not really done better in the cloud if you can push the compute out to the device. When you can leverage edge hardware you save bandwidth fees and a ton of cloud costs. It’s faster in the cloud because you can leverage a cluster with economies of scale, but any AI company would prefer the end-user to pay for that compute instead, if they can service requests adequately.

The history of the British rail system shows that the only thing that will happen is that private incompetence will be replaced with public incompetence. Fingers crossed this time will break the vicious cycle.

He could forgive it all as an “Official Act”

Read books about how to negotiate. You can stand on the backs of giants. I’d start with “How to win friends and influence people” by Dale Carnegie, as it’s a good guide on how to just deal with people.

Why replace Hashi if you’re in the RH or IBM ecosystem? Why replace it at all if you’re an enterprise? They have enterprise support.

We do though. The cost is really land and rust. Iron oxide batteries are cheap and long lasting but low power density. Perfect for grid storage in a lot of places.

I’m sure enterprises are just running for the door, just like they did when IBM bought Red Hat. Also Hashicorp. Enterprises are going to dump Terraform because it’s closed source and owned by IBM

Lots of people in here think that house plants are going to be great conversationalists and not just talk about dirt and sunlight non stop.

Finger glitter guns please.

Intel had that rep before AMD back in the P4c days

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