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Who would be willing to provide connectivity to servers that are exploiting being outside legal jurisdiction for some kind of value?


Dozens upon dozens of illicit shady bulletproof hosting providers.

2026, we will get ransomware from space!

The RaaS groups have hundreds of millions of dollars so in theory they actually could get something like that setup if they wanted.


> 2026, we will get ransomware from space!

Ahem, cloud ransomware.


Anyone with a ground station aimed at the datacenter satellite.


Perhaps that's done on purpose by the people creating the job postings to catch the types of candidates who lie about their experience


This is correct. Apparently there are two key patents getting in the way.

https://www.patentlyapple.com/2022/06/apple-not-releasing-th...


How would pencil marks on paper interact with data in the cloud and storage devices like in the patent described ?


> How would pencil marks on paper interact with data in the cloud and storage devices like in the patent described ?

Have them do it on a plane.


If it is making money you could sell it off. You could also not give it 80% of your time, presumably it would be dysfunctional and not profitable at that point and you could justify laying them off. Or perhaps the division would operate less optimally but still create profit.


The person who needs to change their behavior is the hiring decision person. The player is just making the best of his situation. The fact that the game is running means the most likeable person will be promoted, even if they aren't liked much.


The players should cooperate to not end up with someone bad for the players being promoted.


My understanding of how the term was used is this: Zapier has many use cases. Many customers buy Zapier for one or two use cases, not all the features offered. New startups are emerging that accomplish a subset of the use cases that Zapier addresses.


If we are talking injury rate per holes dug or packages shipped then the number of people working on the task doesn't affect the injury rate.


Or making statements that imply you plan to hold to the moon when you have a sell order set at 1.7x current price.


Have you tried another operating system? I have used Cinnamon on an XPS 9360 with an external display hooked up via thunderbolt to displayport adapter. I had some of the issues you described, especially the sleep issues.

I asked about this because I'm not sure your issue is totally related to using a thunderbolt dock. Laptops generally require a lot of OEM developed drivers to fully function. It is very possible you would not experience these issues with Ubuntu which is fully supported by Dell on the XPS.


My understanding is that Mint is heavily based upon Ubuntu and assumed there might be none such differences. Thanks for the suggestion -- I will definitely investigate in that direction.


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