Actually, I wonder if this could be used as a precedent for getting compensation when you have to comply with a subpoena.

I guess me being clean on 1 of 3 isn’t the worst

New game: Deadlock
Expansion/Update: Factorio

Expanding on this: a doctor will want to maximize the good they can do. They can’t do any good if they lose their license or go to jail. To that end, if doing a good thing now would cause that to happen, they may have to give up doing that good thing in order to be able to do more good things later. The problem with not being able to consult with a lawyer is that they might not know which good things they’re allowed to do and which ones they aren’t. If they think they aren’t allowed to do a good thing that they are allowed to do, or they don’t know if they’re allowed to do it, they can end up not doing it when they could’ve done the good thing. This is where having a lawyer involved in the process is helpful. It helps enable the doctor to maximize the good things they do.

I got my 3080 and I plan on keeping using it for a good while still.

“Single parents? You mean those whores? Or those fathers who are struggling?”

-Those people, probably

And by god we need a buffer zone for that territory!

Belarus

The end result is the same: be careful what cables you plug into your device.

Sure, but this is clickbait at best. It’s not a revelation that this cable contains that hardware.

It’s up to you. Things to consider:

• Size of data
• Recovery speed (Internet speed)
• Recovery time objective
• Recovery point objective (If you’re backing up once per day, is it okay to lose 23 hours of data when a disk fails?)

If your recovery objectives can be met with the anticipated data size and recovery speed, then you could do RAID 0 instead of RAID 1 to get higher speeds and capacity. Just know that if you do that, you better be on top of your backups because they will be needed eventually.

You aren’t invited to very many parties, are you?

Ugh but it’s acting as the SAN so I have to shut down like all my servers to run updates on it. What a PITA.

If I remember right, the first Tomb Raider (at least before the remaster) was shipped with DOSBox to be about to run.

You can’t just pop a cartridge in or head to the eShop and download it. Most people don’t want to research and figure out emulators.

Right? Like, there’s one person who’s supposed to treat someone as if they’re guilty prior to a verdict being delivered and that’s the DA

There’s lots of equipment that can’t accept certificates automatically. If they can, it might be in a closed off way that’s difficult to impossible to reverse engineer. If you can, that’s still a lot of skill and labor, which drives up the cost. They also might find out that it would be insecure to do it automatically.

It’s more of an issue when it’s every 90 days. Even worse is the labor cost to replace the certificate on everything that needs it every 90 days.

It is an enterprise thing, yes.