When I see an IT person post like this, I instantly think "So, you're the IT person who always finds a reasons to say no." I've manage IT shops for 30+ years, and you're not my kind of IT person.
If you have a snake that you can feed dead to, then do so. Many snakes, however, will not eat dead prey. Luckily, I have a rescued ball python that doesn't mind a bit. We buy 2 dozen frozen rats at a time. It lasts almost a year, and our particular snake is fine with it. Others I have known, are NOT.
depends on actual requirements, but yes. Amazon's redundancy, segregation, and backup strategies are well thought out, and if you stick to a "well architected" design you can achieve very high levels of safety. AWS defines well architected in many tech docs and dashboards, and you can engage with their experts to achieve audit compliant redundancy and backup to suit almost any requirement.
Currently, this a dealbreaker for me. As in I won't buy a vehicle that does this, or charges me a subscription fee for a built in feature like heated seats.
Now Canada is distracting from the Epstein files...
Chrome is the modern day IE. We use it for work, but not much else.
When I see an IT person post like this, I instantly think "So, you're the IT person who always finds a reasons to say no." I've manage IT shops for 30+ years, and you're not my kind of IT person.
If that's a christian angel, killing an animal isn't a sin. It's sort of a god given right. Hmmm....
The statement and question make perfect sense. The kid has the only "reasonable" answer.
If you have a snake that you can feed dead to, then do so. Many snakes, however, will not eat dead prey. Luckily, I have a rescued ball python that doesn't mind a bit. We buy 2 dozen frozen rats at a time. It lasts almost a year, and our particular snake is fine with it. Others I have known, are NOT.
My bidet has a heated fan dryer, although I usually just TP.
it's likely you're here because he hid...
depends on actual requirements, but yes. Amazon's redundancy, segregation, and backup strategies are well thought out, and if you stick to a "well architected" design you can achieve very high levels of safety. AWS defines well architected in many tech docs and dashboards, and you can engage with their experts to achieve audit compliant redundancy and backup to suit almost any requirement.
REM losing my religion
I got a similar photo, but not with a reflector. My image is the reverse of yours. :-)
Krippendorfs Tribe.
Will you vote for the truly fascist trump, or just throw your vote away?
are you on the move? if you're staying in one place, skirt the bottom and heat it with a space heater. and by skirt, I mean hay bales.
Currently, this a dealbreaker for me. As in I won't buy a vehicle that does this, or charges me a subscription fee for a built in feature like heated seats.
At least the airbag deployed.
believe in your kids.
Cornhusker Carpet! Im surprised theres not a big N in the middle of it.
It sounds like you’re offering free handjobs? Where are you located ;-)
The Great Non-Being