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When you tear into an old piece of test equipment, you’re probably going to come up against some surprises. That’s especially true of high-precision gear like oscilloscopes from the time before ASICs and ADCs, which had to accomplish so much with discrete components and a lot of engineering ingenuity. Unfortunately, though, those clever hacks that […]
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Introduction Slack handles a lot of log data. In fact, we consume over 6 million log messages per second. That equates to over 10 GB of data per second! And it’s all stored using Astra, our in-house, open-source log search engine. To make this data searchable, Astra groups it by time and splits the data […]
We’re not going to offer any kind of defense of Jonah Hill, who, judging from events that played out on social media last year, may be closer to his This Is the End character than any of us thought. But it turns out that we do have to thank the Superbad star for one thing: He saved one […]
I tried the OXO Reusable Silicone Bags to do my food prep and now I won’t be going back to tupperware. It has to be said I’m a sucker for meal prep. As much as I enjoy cooking, I don’t always have the energy to be making healthy meals from scratch every night of the […]
A Set small text size A Set the default text size A Set large text size In their feuding Ashes heyday, Merv Hughes was the one who would bare his teeth at old foe Ian Botham as “Beefy” clouted his bowling around. There was no love lost. But 40 years on, things have changed dramatically, […]
Last week, fall weather finally fell, and along with wrapping myself in sweaters and admiring the changing leaves on my Brooklyn block, I was craving soup. Particularly tomato soup, and mostly because I had a fresh loaf of sourdough and a generous hunk of Jarlsberg cheese (cue Adrian Grenier in The Devil Wears Prada) hanging […]
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Blue Bloods Season 14 Episode 13 Review: Some of The Best, Most Heartbreaking Stories Saved For Last
Blue Bloods Season 14 Episode 13 was an emotional roller coaster, with heartbreaking and infuriating stories that showcased the very best this series had to offer the audience. I don’t know what I loved more: Frank urging the mayor and fire commissioner to act like public servants rather than spoiled children or the human toll […]
“The treatment isn’t working. They want to start chemo.” Not the words anyone wants to hear. It is the middle of the night, in mid-February, when my phone rings. I am in Hawaii, staying with a friend, tagging some beach days onto the end of a work trip. Before my husband Robert has spoken, I mumble to him that he must have […]