Jeff Mc

Obviously, all of this is mere speculation at this point.

Yeah, particularly if it was a catastrophic failure with turbine blades and stuff flying. (Like Sioux City DC-10 crash... interestingly, roughly the same type of plane)

Armchair avgeek here, I would think affecting control surfaces would be more likely than affecting another engine.

Agreed...but that's a lot of smoke for a light plane. Cargo would be about the best case (of a set of bad possibilities)

And that doesn't mention the growing discussion about the impacts potentially to happen by way of your local power and water utilities.

(and by long delay....I didn't notice actual time, but 15 minutes as a guess?)

Ok, props to whoever is in the aux at Notre Dame volleyball. Long delay at officials desk coming out of a timeout, so they play 4 Non Blondes "What's Going On?"

I feel like this could be dismissed as Rumours.

Actor Rene Russo from the movie The Thomas Crown Affair.

The water is fine.

So what I'm learning here is that my family's rules really aren't all that strict.

I totally get the reasoning for more qualifications,and I called for a rule clarification from my family on DE, because counting it felt kinda cheap. But they affirmed it, so...:shrug:

Wow, I thought my family's rules on this were a bit strict, "Airports don't count.", but that's hardcore.

That'd take DE off my list. I just drove through in my car, feet didn't actually touch the ground, but by our rules, I get to count it.

My father was a HS US history teacher and had a long running joke in his classroom (and by long-running, I mean decades), that ND doesn't exist.

Notably, just being DFZ is enough to be generally partition resilient.

TFZ: as you defined. Not buying transit from anyone.

DFZ: Having sufficiently diverse connectivity (2 upstream transits feeding "full routes" or better) where the network either doesn't have a default route for their edge, or it doesn't do anything because they have a "full" set of more specifics.

Wait...did you really (effectively) equate DFZ and TFZ in that article?

Because unless you've got a pretty novel definition of one or both of those terms (at least from my understanding), those two things are radically different.

All three UofL women's fall "team sports" are ranked. Vball at 6, Soccer at 10, and Field Hockey at 18.

Cards fans that only follow M Bball and Football, you're missing the really good stuff!

L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium during warmups for football game between Louisville and Bowling Green State.

This is an experience I haven't had in...a while.

Have already overheard several BGSU fans comment that they really enjoy visiting here because everything/everyone is so nice.

Sometimes my city really makes me proud.

Hah, yeah, I do remember that. Makes it even worse.

Maybe we should've stopped just before, since "56k modem" itself is a bit of misinformation. So called "56k modems" never achieved faster than 53k.</pedantry>

Two, I think? That's Justine Sowry with PK, right?

Huh, I'm not seeing hardly any of it. I must've ta(yi)lored my feed for my personal tastes a bit more.

Kentuckian here, that visited a few years ago (was lucky to have *fantastic* weather for it, severe clear, visibility for like 100 miles), and I, at least, continue to call it Denali.

The products of #AI aren’t subject to copyright. Does this mean organizations who are vibe coding have no intellectual rights to the results? I’m thinking the answer is yes. If I’m right, I now wonder if these organizations have considered this… or have they been too caught up in the hype?

I think there are two basic takeaways from that value. One, as someone else so eloquently put it, "straight to hell". Two, as soon as you walk outside from air conditioning, your glasses will fog over. (Maybe a small part of "straight to hell")

That breaks using IP literals in URLs, no? Admittedly not a common use case, and a reasonable decision for a home network, but maybe not realistic broadly.

800 gigabit OSFP connector to 2x 400gigabit OSFP connector DAC cable

Coax cable with BNC connectord

The first thing is "backward compatible" with the second.

I agree.

The worst I've ever run into is Juniper generated JSON docs from state data. Ie, like what you'd get from 'show interface detail | display json'

Ah yeah, if you're talking about how to define the model to match, then that's worthy of some exploration.

Does your pydantic model not match your json structure? Because if they do match it's only like 2 lines of code.