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> but at least if you discount US' human rights violations in the Middle East

Can we not just discount the issues with china then as well?

I think the one big difference here is that nobody expects china to invade their country, violate human rights within their own country or put pressure on their local politics for various reasons (other than random trade agreements maybe).

All things nearly everyone pretty much expects from the U.S. at this point.
You still need to have carbs in your diet, it wouldn't be healthy otherwise. Especially if you practice a sport.

I eat whatever I want (mostly pasta usually) and I need 20 units a day at most. (100 units/ml dosage).
1. Load time depends on the location of your visitors, see #2. Downtime is hard to evaluate, I expect the cloud to be fairly stable based on my experience with Hetzner.

2. For sure of you are using AWS in US: Traffic across the atlantic will incur at least ~65ms latency per roundtrip.
At least the time stamps in the plots seem to correspond to current time in GMT.
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The NHS pays $23 in the UK.
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> vegan cheddar-alike tastes like vanilla ice cream that refuses to melt

That sounds really nice. I might have to try some.
Last time I heard that figure it had been asked why they weren’t and most replied they didn’t see a need - the company treats them well enough already.
It will absolutely affect boats in the Pacific.
Maybe. But china’s overall path is towards more democracy and civil liberty. Compare tianamen square 30 years ago with the handling of the Hong Kong protests.
They definitely don't trade based on DCF, and just one look at the stock market confirms this. DCF is just one method to put a valuation on a company. There are plenty other ways. The parameters chosen allow enough freedom to basically come up with any valuation you want anyway, so there's definitely no one "correct valuation" even if restricted to DCF.
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That's true. Maybe when a buoy registers an "event", an "snapshot" of more fine-grained 15-sec data is recorded from all DART buoys?

Edit. From this page: http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/dart/dart.shtml

> The system has two data reporting modes, standard and event. The system operates routinely in standard mode, in which four spot values (of the 15-s data) at 15-minute intervals of the estimated sea surface height are reported at scheduled transmission times. When the internal detection software (Mofjeld) identifies an event, the system ceases standard mode reporting and begins event mode transmissions. In event mode, 15-second values are transmitted during the initial few minutes, followed by 1-minute averages. Event mode messages also contain the time of the initial occurrence of the event. The system returns to standard transmission after 4 hours of 1-minute real-time transmissions if no further events are detected.

The algorithm is described here: http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/dart/algorithm.shtml
Faster than an airplane though.
This is from an aftershock, which happened 09:47:53 (UTC). Info taken from https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/
Especially since throughout the 20th and 21st century, it wasn't China who was a constant global cop/aggressor, invading countries, spreading "democracy", meddling in Latin America, Asia, Middle East AND Europe, and so on...
Well "growing numbers" vs. reall acceptance is quite a long way.

Possibly in Berlin, where is more alien friendly, to be able to get any job in English, in south, especiall south Bayern is quite difficult, even in IT ( which I really don't understant). Might be if all customers are in Germany, then there will be a gap somewhere, which someone has to fill and they don't really want or can.

In bigger companies ( like automotive, or even Siemens ), they do have customers and organisation from all over the world and English is the primary documentation and also common language.

I only wanted to say, that given a perfect candidate for a position, it might be rejected because it doesn't speak German.
I wonder if franchising vs corporate ownership makes a difference.

In-n-Out does not do franchises, which allows some long-term focus. They can take more risk, they can cross-subsidize underperforming locations, they can take a long-term view of their employees and see them as value creators, not expense generators. Things like careers and promotions are possible, where successful In-n-Out managers are moved up the chain or trusted with new location launches.

A new McDonalds'/Burger King/Taco Bell/Carl's Jr would usually be owned by some local dentist or a retired couple that poured their life's savings into the franchise, and need immediate cashflow. Any increase in expenses forces them to readjust the business model and drives down the ROI. There's also zero potential for promotion - that same dentist or retired couple are unlikely to be in the business of owning 100 franchises of the same kind and have a long-term view for growing their expansive empire.
So good it hurts, I never want to move again...
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Thanks. So it would be best to host on Hezner too. That's fine with me.

Can you comment if the location of my IP will affect my website SEO wrt to USA visitors?
At my company, we use Gitlab only as version control system and it works very well for around 100 programmers. We run it on an EC2 medium instance, around 200 GB standard SSD storage.

We don't use Gitlab for CI. We use Jenkins.

For task and issues management we use JIRA.

Yes, it's 3 tools to manage but since each of the tools is really optimized for its task, it works really well.
I'm already more concerned about the people who are an actual threat to me, just that I'm also concerned about prolific people using abusive language to insult lesser intelligent people. If I write in the tone that everybody else here is writing in support of Linus' abusive language, I'd say "I am what I am, get over it".
Well, those that lose their 1st place might not welcome it as much...
Hi! :)

The whole architecture has been redeveloped from scratch.
We have also designed and developed an entirely new control panel called the Hetzner Cloud Console. It is and will be actively worked on to make it as easy to use as possible for our users. Feedback is highly appreciated :)
Also the new cloud servers are billed hourly instead of monthly, as the old VPS were.

Full disclosure: I work for Hetzner Cloud as UX Designer.
Instead of

for n in {1..456977}; do echo a >> input.txt; done

you could do

yes | head -n 456977 > input.txt

On my system the latter is ~500 times faster.
Honestly? Because Perl 5 was ‘good enough’ and widely installed, and then critical mass moved on to python and JavaScript (which both then developed their own version skew issues).
Since I have some experience with Hetzner:

1. Pings within Europe can be a bit longer than to other providers, they lack peering with some providers. However, nothing noticeable (10-20ms max) and behind cloudflare TTFB wasn't longer than with other providers. Keep in mind that this is central Europe, ~15ms more from the US compared to Google Cloud BE or OVH in France and around ~20-25ms longer latency to the US compared to UK/Ireland. I've never experienced downtime but follow their status on twitter and they sometimes have (announced) maintenance for vhosts, think they don't live migrate customers. But I've also experienced that with AWS.

SEO is dependent on response times and the provider shouldn't make a difference.

2. That shouldn't be an issue and they peer with Amazon in Frankfurt. Expect 20ms round trip per db query (from a European DC). Can make a difference for websites with a lot of small queries. I would keep webserver and database closer together and rather keep Apache also on Hetzner.
The title should be updated to reflect that this article is from 2016.
Trade deals like TPP are in theory a good thing and make the world more efficient and put minimums on environmental damage and abuse of workers.

There's some real world stuff that blunts this a bit. Oligarchs can capture more than their fair share of the benefits and not recompense the direct losers (e.g. people having to change jobs and retrain and the areas they live in).

And corporate interests can take advantage of the negotiations to enshrine in what is effectively global law things that benefit them, but are a net negative for the planet e.g overly strong IP protection.

People can still think they are good overall and that the energy should be focused on fixing the bad parts or mitigating the problems.

Trump on the other hand opted out of TPP and then said he wanted to make individual deals with the same countries. This fixes none of the problems I see with TPP, probably makes them worse in fact, so even if you hate trade deals he's not actually achieved anything but a minor delay.
How does she feel about you ranting about her publicly on the internet?
Prior to this announcement, the announcement about Spectre/Meltdown migration was literally at the very top of their customer homepage. After this announcement, it is the second thing you see when you log in: https://i.imgur.com/XTSTHkR.jpg

I can't think of an approach that would be more direct to their customers than seeing it on top of their customer homepage.
I was polite and pleasant in my first half dozen emails - but after several weeks of being ignored, the gloves came off and I got an immediate resolution. Many business owners don’t give a tiny damn about their customers, but all business owners care about legal embuggerances.
Sometimes like for like treatment is necessary.
> The French Revolution 30 years earlier resulted in the execution of thousands and the deaths of at least 40,000

Let's not forget millions of people suffering in serfdom under the Ancien Regime.
Been using Hetzner for years, their hardware's has been rock solid, predictable pricing with sweet price/performance ratio resulting in large savings from consolidating existing AWS EC2 instances.

Still using AWS for Apps which rely on cloud features, e.g. SES/RDS/etc but for static servers Hetzner is now our goto.

Super exciting to see them entering the cloud space and offering easy snapshots + backups, should open it to hosting more stuff on there.

The one difference is noticeable latency from their DC in Germany vs the instant response times I was getting from AWS's N.Virgina DC. Would obviously love it if Hetzner could open a DC in the US.
SEO is a black box, so there are no definite answers. It will affect load times (the 60ms) and that could have an effect on search engines.
There probably won't be 10m waves in the middle of the ocean. The waves will only be a few inches tall, but moving FAST. Then they get dramatically taller as they are forced to slow down in shallow water.
The servers/pipes at tsunami.gov are clearly grossly underpowered for their intended use.

Hopefully, they'll be able to get some equipment upgrades as a result of this.
Fortunately the Edinburgh trams were "only" £776 million... :-|
No it won't. US for European servers is no problem, round trip of <200ms is hardly noticeable (unless you have a lot of round trips and no CDN). It appears that Google looks at render times (at least that's what they communicate) and it's easy to lose 200ms by having 5 js resources even if the server is close. But Asian visitors will notice a deterioration if you had a server in US-West before. Latency Europe-East Asia/Australia is very high.
>> Then make it super easy to reflash them back to factory. Problem solved.

Or, make it super hard to flash in the first place. Problem avoided.
Not sure if it works on IPhone but on android I've had very good luck / experience with "Truecaller: Caller ID, SMS spam blocking & Dialer". It doesn't catch them all, but it did decrease the amount of spam call / text I get within a month from 23 to 1. So that is nice.
The reason banknotes are worth anything is because you need them to pay taxes and fees to your/a sovereign.

They literally entitle you to pay the corresponding amount of taxes and/or fees (e.g. for market transactions) to the sovereign, which you cannot pay otherwise.

Hence why they are not mere pieces of paper with ink anymore a stock share or bond is: they're titles - the value is in what they entitle you to, not the physical substract they're on.

Bitcoin doesn't entitle you to anything other than creating a new ledger entry in the distributed ledger book that is the blockchain. Except unlike most ledger books, the Bitcoin blockchain does not record transfers of actual property between parties - it records the transfer of abstract numbers (which cannot be property in and of themselves).
The disturbation will be less than 1 meter at open. The actual wave gains altitude only when it hits the shallow waters.
You're reading a lot more into that than I intended. He brought up crime in Germany. The links do discuss muslim rapists, but I'm not ranting about it. The point is that his assertion of low crime is unreliable in an environment where information is suppressed.
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I would really like to try Hetzner since it's a respectable company and offers much lower prices than DO or Linode, however, they need an ID verification. Since I am egyptian and have no passport, I cannot register. I hope they find a more resilient way for registration.
The spike corresponds to about 15min delay between the quake at 9:31 UTC. But some kind of spike visible in all stations at that time, even very far away ones, like Mendocino bay.

Honestly, this looks to me rather like some bad data due to the buoys switching mode because of radio commanding 15min after the quake rather than any wave arriving. (Like the other poster suggested)

Even if the shock would travel through an Earth made out of steel, it wouldn't have reached Mendocino bay that fast.

EDIT: There is actually a time shift and it seems to be enough, as wiredfool pointed out. Thanks!
You’re forgetting about a place like South Korea. 20% of women there have plastic surgery, compared to 5% of women in the US. And that 20% number is rising, and even men get face-lifts there.
Not only seniors. Kids, low income, people with health problems, they all are strangers in their own city with the current system. All this just so that young able people can drive. Of course all this can fire back because if you are the only one that drives and the rest in your family don't, then you are the driver.
Yes, NATO as an organisation will hardly support Kurds either, but I can see that individual NATO members as well as other countries will start giving more and more moral and possibly economical support.
It doesn't matter what meaning you personally attribute to it, harsh, deliberately insulting language is "verbal abuse". References:

1. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/abuse

(Look for meaning 3)

2. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/abuse

Look for 'verbal abuse'.
I suppose now you can play 3d games? Watch videos without flash?

I don't think you can claim that the way we use the internet in 2018 is the same as how it was in 2001, we assume "web apps" for things like mail, editing documents and other things will work.

Now, I absolutely detest the insane complexity of a browser and that I can't have a 'lite' browsing experience today without sacrificing access to a large portion of the internet. (which I blame on the prevalence of javascript)

But do enjoy the 'no download', 'run anywhere' nature of web-applications, and, often, I'm willing to trade a bit more power for them, because as a heavily BSD/Linux user the alternative is not having anything at all.

The question is, how can we penalise those that abuse the power of a browser without offering value?
Also vpsdime is similar if not better specs and prices. Worth comparing.
>it’s exchange rate is set by fiat.

Trade might be controlled, but definitely not flat
http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=USD&to=CNY&view=10Y
There are gotchas and unsupported functionality (e.g. 'since Perl 6 does not have the same concept of "context", Perl 5 methods are always called in list context.') which effectively mean that you've got no idea if library 'foo' will work or not without a thorough review of the code.

At best, it's a hack. Impressive, sure, but not something that you could rely upon. There's still no sane upgrade path here.
Hetzner is easily 30% off OVH and half the price of other hosting providers (VPS and bare metal). So nothing surprising here. They have a cheap cost base (data centres in rural areas and wholesale electricity prices aren't that high in Germany) which probably explains most of that.

OVH had basically the same price but their heavy investments in new DCs have made them more expensive. Since Hetzner doesn't invest a lot (at least in new buildings) they don't need to raise prices for that.
Yeah, that sounds really weird to me, in france I went to school alone starting at 7 years old (although it was on foot and really close by), then using public transportation at 10, and I was never in danger.
Python doesn't need generics because it doesn't try to statistically type your code in the first place.

def example(a):
return a

Would be perfectly legal python code. But in Go you would have to choose the type of A and duplicate the function under a different name if you want it to work with a different type.

So, when a language implements static typing without generics they actually mean 'lots of code and approaches legal in Python would be rejected'.

So it doesn't add a feature to the expressiveness of the code. It fixes a bug in the type system so that the expressive code is considered legal. Of course better type systems have existed since the 70's, but the set of people that know the ins and outs of how to implement those and the trade offs behind it does not include Rob Pike. His interests and skills are different (and the cause of some of the better features of Go)
Dr Fung's article [1] is a good complement to this one and explains how the market for insulin has been deliberately increased. As other commentators mentioned, once you can have carbs with insulin, why bother changing and looking for an alternative? Dr Fung treats patients with fasting protocols, where compliance is harder, but costs lower. FTA I just learned that Dr Banting is famous for both insulin and the original (proto) Atkins diet.

[1] https://medium.com/@drjasonfung/the-diabetes-payroll-291649d...
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>Religious persecution doesn’t disappear just because of economic growth. Neither does discrimination against sexual preferences (+). That’s the fear expressed above.

The hypocrisy of a country that props constant wars all around the globe, has bombed/invaded 3-4 countries in the last 20 years alone, and constant meddling and manipulations of other governments for its "interests", that had segregation up to the 70s, the worlds largest prison populations by a huge margin, with routine police shootings in the 10x of any other country, pointing the finger to another country for "religious persecution" and "discrimination against sexual preferences" (which itself until 2000 or so had laws declaring "illegal" in many states, and even now has a good 40% or more of the population considering them immoral and believing in all kinds of Bible crap), never ceases to amaze...
> in case you have no idea how to enter ⤐ or whatever.

Did you mean to type a black square there, or is my Android phone missing a font? In any case, this shows a potential issue with using Unicode characters for operators or identifiers: unless it's from a common Unicode block (like basic Greek letters), it might not be readable. It's not just writing that can be a problem.
IANA Tsunami guy, but I worked with them in college.

The water column height on these buoys is a pressure transducer on the floor of the ocean (http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/dart/dart.shtml)

The time skew of the events is small, but does exist. They're all within minutes of the 9:31am gmt earthquake, getting longer as you get away from the epicenter. i.e, way faster than a tsunami travels, but about how fast an earthquake travels. (Earthquakes spread in x miles per second, tsunamis in x miles per minute)

I _think_ what you're seeing is the pressure sensor picking up the earthquake and converting it to a water column height.
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Doctors Phinney and Volek would disagree on the carbs/sport connection.
I see, thanks. But that rather sounds like the buoy itself is switching modes?

From the look of all the plots, even the far-away ones, it rather looks to me like they have been remotely switched into event mode (with that 15s stuff being plotted at about the same time)?

I guess I am really confused about the time stamps.
If the 2011 London riots had gone on a bit longer, it's possible that the people calling for the use of live ammunition against rioters would have prevailed.

(2011 was not very like Peterloo and much more like the LA riots)
I wouldn't be surprised if tangible coding could be a lot better of an environment for debugging. Something with real physical space makes it much easier for me to follow the flow of things than scrolling things on a screen.
Given that more educated, career-focused humans have less kids than the less educated.[1] I find it somewhat welcome that we can turn natural selection around, towards those traits we need more to move forward as a species.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fertility_and_intelligence
They are immensely popular. But drive-thrus are still at the core of their service ever since the first location which was drive-thru only. That's one of many things that can't be said of any of their upscale competitors, hence the fast food vs fast casual.
It doesn't make too much sense to do quality work in the UK, on the whole.

House price / rent value is basically dependent on location. Money spent on fitting is generally wasted.

There are a lot of great craftsmen in the UK, but they tend to work on a subset of jobs - restoration, passion projects, really high-end stuff.

PS: This is also a direct result of ever-rising house prices. If land/house prices are consistently rising, it often makes more sense to let lots stay empty, rather than building (which is always a massive risk). It also makes sense to do any repair or upkeep work as cheaply as possible - since in a rising market, the only way you can lose money is by expensive development costs.
Or, maybe, compare Tianamen square with Kent state, the Chicago '68 democratic convention, and so on.
And the American Revolution which inspired both. I note from the article that slogans from both revolutions appear:

> Banners bearing slogans such as “Liberty and Fraternity” and “Taxation without Representation is Unjust and Tyrannical” flapped in the breeze
If they open a DC in the US, then - by the US laws - their US company will have to provide the data even from German DCs when requested by the US government. So it is maybe better not to enter the US...
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Oxford dictionary says otherwise. Replied to the parent comment with references.
The Tsunami Watch for Hawaii was cancelled at 1:10am HST.

[1] http://ptwc.weather.gov/ptwc/text.php?id=hawaii.TSUHWX.2018....
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Well, if the biggest problem is some bizarro religions and BSDM are frowned upon / deemed illegal so be it