@ForTheGood@Cready_Stomp23 French toast on texas toast [bread], extra eggy, not totally done in the middle topped with crunchy peanut butter + real maple syrup, giant glass of cold, whole milk. Two, please.
@davepl1968@RetroMemoriesHQ You had a hard drive? Our Amstrad PC1512 had only two 5 1/4" drives. Booting required swapping floppies multiple times. DOS 3.2.
Who audits the auditor? There need to be [at least] three independent auditors *per release* - each with a vote as to 'yay' or 'nay' with reasons why. These auditors should be selected from a larger pool randomly *per release*. Each auditor should themselves be graded with agreed-to metrics, potentially as a method to strengthen their vote. Results, justifications, grades should be on a public ledger.
@Max_Mi_@vaxryy I do have 4k in the middle, but lesser on the sides - and more pixels overall. Two of these would be too much neck movement back and forth - and you'd have a big vertical line in the middle of everything. I optimize for a single 4k, flanked with a bunch of supporting actors.
@sarahhepola Replace flat with spare? Me. Rotate all wheels/tires? Me. Replace the rubber tires on the wheels? Me. Balance tires? Me. This goes for truck, car, motorcycle, tractor, bicycle... If it has a tire, this simple work, and will be done the right way, by me.
65k is small in the enterprise space. However, $2M is a fantastic price. I think we were averaging $70 / IP as of a couple years ago. It's hard to get institutions to give up their space.
I still wish they'd reclassify the 240.0.0.0/4 space. That'd help, though I doubt anyone would be able to use it without major rework.
@furiouswhopper@davepl1968@geerlingguy Well, in the sense that everything has a price, yes. However, trying purchasing a clear /16. Difficult, expensive. They're brokered - as they're all consumed by various global entities.