As a result, Oracle is now required to provide cash collateral or a letter of credit in the astronomical sum of over $7 billion just to connect the building to the power grid, a setup whose ongoing maintenance will cost the company more than $100 million annually.
It's been positively infuriating to watch government bodies bend every fucking law for these companies at the expense of their constituents. I am glad that Wisconsin is telling them to put up or shut up.
A few years ago I would have agreed with you, but after watching the US's disastrous campaign in Iran I'm not as sure. I think there are quite a few European countries that could lock the US into an unwinnable conflict.
I'm sorry, man. There's no easy way out of it; you just have to put one foot in front of the other for a while.
I want to share a little advice if you'll let me. Right now, you guys are both feeling the acute pain over what happened. You couldn't have a meaningful conversation about it under pretty much any conditions. But that won't last-- in a month or two, when the sharp edges wear off, you might both be ready to sit down at a table and talk with cool heads.
My advice is to acknowledge the relationship is over before you talk with her again, and commit to that decision. Her actions hurt you, and there's pretty much no way she didn't know they would. This tells you that when things aren't going well, she will disregard your well-being and do whatever she pleases. For some people this works, but not many, and clearly not you.
Forgive her when you're ready. Forgive yourself, too. Show yourself the same kindness, patience, and respect you'd show your best friend if he was going through it.
Blanche, who is up for confirmation as attorney general, wrote in response to a question posed by Sens. Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Mazie Hirono (D-HI) that “the FBI pursued all investigative leads in its investigations into Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.” To Hirono, Blanche wrote: “Consistent with the long-standing principles of federal prosecution as outlined in the Justice Manual, several experienced prosecutors and investigators have reviewed the materials and determined that additional prosecutions are unavailable at this time.
Yes, as everyone knows, Epstein was the only collaborator and customer in his global trafficking scheme.
Well, it's becoming crystal clear why Blanche is being pushed through appointment; he's a bag man.
My company recently acquired another and picked up some interesting legacy infrastructure: on-premises mainframes running COBOL. What I found particularly funny is that this system has deprecated but still in-use legacy components of its own, like a telnet server, and that this legacy component also has legacy components that may or may not still be in use (character mappings for specific teletypes that different remote clients used).
I guess that at some point, everything any of us do will become someone else's headache.
Are we expected to simply forget that he was in charge during the COVID-19 outbreak and seized medical equipment / PPE for resale, told people to inject bleach and take random drugs, and deliberately allowed the disease to spread in areas that vote blue?
Epstein victim Anya - not her real name - previously told the BBC that Siad had introduced her to Epstein.
"It was a complete set-up," she said, describing Siad as "essentially a professional trafficker".
During one email to Epstein released in the files, Siad wrote in badly spelled English: "In This busyness I feel like fisherman some time I cache quick, some time no fish."
It's a god damned shame he died in his home instead of an interrogation room.
Clever, both strategically and politically. Those ships have operated in a legal gray area for years, smuggling illegal goods and committing subterfuge.
If I was a stakeholder in some undersea infrastructure, I'd probably be looking for ways to get these guys some cruise missiles.
If you can't agree that innocent people should not be intentionally targeted in war, then you deserve to see the day you're voting for in your backyard.
I'm surprised this is allowed under SOX which exists specifically to force honest disclosure of financial information. I'm guessing that's yet another loophole they'll close once the bubble pops.
Also, wow Oracle. I'd heard worrying things but a 30x increase in debt? That's insane. It's a damn shame you're gonna take us all down with you.
And yet I'm sure these great thinkers don't want to admit any of these territories as states, and they don't want to relinquish their claims over them, so... What? They want to create an underclass of people on US soil who aren't a part of any nation?
Iran said that if the US targeted infrastructure, they'd target infrastructure too. The US hit Iranian civilian infrastructure, so now Iran is hitting back at military and privately held commercial infrastructure. FAFO.
An IED carried by hand isn't their typical approach. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if this is domestic resistance.
It's been positively infuriating to watch government bodies bend every fucking law for these companies at the expense of their constituents. I am glad that Wisconsin is telling them to put up or shut up.
A few years ago I would have agreed with you, but after watching the US's disastrous campaign in Iran I'm not as sure. I think there are quite a few European countries that could lock the US into an unwinnable conflict.
I'm sorry, man. There's no easy way out of it; you just have to put one foot in front of the other for a while.
I want to share a little advice if you'll let me. Right now, you guys are both feeling the acute pain over what happened. You couldn't have a meaningful conversation about it under pretty much any conditions. But that won't last-- in a month or two, when the sharp edges wear off, you might both be ready to sit down at a table and talk with cool heads.
My advice is to acknowledge the relationship is over before you talk with her again, and commit to that decision. Her actions hurt you, and there's pretty much no way she didn't know they would. This tells you that when things aren't going well, she will disregard your well-being and do whatever she pleases. For some people this works, but not many, and clearly not you.
Forgive her when you're ready. Forgive yourself, too. Show yourself the same kindness, patience, and respect you'd show your best friend if he was going through it.
You've got this.
If you hit Ctrl-Alt-Delete 7 times in 2 seconds it will skip immediately
Why? You can bypass it immediately if it's a one-off, or go update the unit configuration to have a short timeout if it's a regular error.
More likely though, it's something that should actually be fixed, like a misconfigured fstab. Systemd is rarely the problem here.
Yes, as everyone knows, Epstein was the only collaborator and customer in his global trafficking scheme.
Well, it's becoming crystal clear why Blanche is being pushed through appointment; he's a bag man.
This is also ripe for a "so far" meme given the enormous number of omissions and redactions.
I'd just like to mention that there is a site dedicated to tracking the locations of Flock cameras: https://dontgetflocked.com/
My company recently acquired another and picked up some interesting legacy infrastructure: on-premises mainframes running COBOL. What I found particularly funny is that this system has deprecated but still in-use legacy components of its own, like a telnet server, and that this legacy component also has legacy components that may or may not still be in use (character mappings for specific teletypes that different remote clients used).
I guess that at some point, everything any of us do will become someone else's headache.
Are we expected to simply forget that he was in charge during the COVID-19 outbreak and seized medical equipment / PPE for resale, told people to inject bleach and take random drugs, and deliberately allowed the disease to spread in areas that vote blue?
Trump respects science as much as I respect him.
It's a god damned shame he died in his home instead of an interrogation room.
Clever, both strategically and politically. Those ships have operated in a legal gray area for years, smuggling illegal goods and committing subterfuge.
If I was a stakeholder in some undersea infrastructure, I'd probably be looking for ways to get these guys some cruise missiles.
It's like 50 words. Just read it.
If you can't agree that innocent people should not be intentionally targeted in war, then you deserve to see the day you're voting for in your backyard.
I cringed so hard that I now require medical attention.
What would it mean if they weren't? Does every business have to put every internal service on the public Internet or else?
It certainly means I get to review a lot of code that the author doesn't understand. That alone makes me wish we could put the cat back in the bag.
I'm surprised this is allowed under SOX which exists specifically to force honest disclosure of financial information. I'm guessing that's yet another loophole they'll close once the bubble pops.
Also, wow Oracle. I'd heard worrying things but a 30x increase in debt? That's insane. It's a damn shame you're gonna take us all down with you.
And yet I'm sure these great thinkers don't want to admit any of these territories as states, and they don't want to relinquish their claims over them, so... What? They want to create an underclass of people on US soil who aren't a part of any nation?
Disgusting.
Iran said that if the US targeted infrastructure, they'd target infrastructure too. The US hit Iranian civilian infrastructure, so now Iran is hitting back at military and privately held commercial infrastructure. FAFO.