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Graham Barker 🚀 retweeted
Most people still don’t understand why Tesla FSD Supervised is type-approved in the Netherlands but isn’t widely available across the rest of the EU and 🇬🇧 UK yet.
It’s not a Tesla delay (as such).
Full regulatory breakdown just published.
A THREAD:
Graham Barker 🚀 retweeted
The Ultimate VCF Lab Guide: Deploying VCF9 on a single ESXi host – Part 1 - virtualg.uk dy.si/3ieL9
The Ultimate VCF Lab Guide: Deploying VCF9 on a single ESXi host – Part 1 - virtualg.uk dy.si/3ieL9
It's very smart for Nvidia to be acquiring stock in companies it sells chips to. They get paid twice.
Sending VCF Operations User Activity Information to Operations for Logs _ brockpeterson.com dy.si/dyUjQ
Flying cars are a cool futuristic technology with several benefits:
*Reduced traffic
*Economic benefits like new markets and jobs
*Faster travel (like planes but more personal)
But ask yourself this: would you want your neighbour to have a flying car?
I cannot imagine anyone encouraging their next-door neighbour to buy a flying car due to the noise, gusts and safety risks.
A successful humanoid robot needs to be a similar height as the average human so that it can interact with human stuff.
It also needs similar degrees of freedom in all areas, agility and speed as a human (or better)
Anyone not doing that will have limited use-cases and the competition will eat them alive.
Why /etc isn’t called /conf 📁
Today we use /etc in Linux for storing configuration files. But this begs the question.. why isn't it called /conf ?
Back in the 1970's /etc was the "etcetera" directory, used for the user database, boot scripts and other things that just didnt fit in anywhere else.
The name worked back then.
Fast forward to more recent times and /etc is mostly used for config files, but the name of the directory has never been updated - If it did, imagine how much stuff would stop working!
ALT Linux Folder Structure
Deploying vSphere 9.0 Memory Tiering: Cluster Integration and Management-Part-02 _ puneetsharma.blog dy.si/PU4G7Y2
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Don't get caught out, next month vSphere 7.x goes EOL
Wondering what else goes EOL this year? I've got you covered 👇
VMware Cloud Foundation 4.5.2
VMware NSX-T Data Center 3.2.x
VMware Site Recovery Manager 8.x
VMware vSphere Replication 8.x
VMware Aria Operations 8.16.x a
VMware Tools 11.2.x
The full list with dates is now available on my blog: virtualg.uk/vmware-products-…
Are you already upgrades this year?
250Gbps is the new 10Gbps - And I have the receipts
Think bandwidth gets pricier with speed? Think again!
Data shows that scaling up to 250Gbps is more cost effective than sticking with 10Gbps.
Using market pricing, I compared NICs and switchports across speeds (1, 10, 25, 100, and 250 Gbps).
The result?
Higher bandwidth hardware slashes the cost per Gbps.
Full analysis 👇
VMUG Webinar | What’s New with Devolutions NFR Licenses – Full Product Access for VMUG Members dy.si/mZWzHc2
