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TrueCar (True) Founder's New Venture Will Get You a Tesla (TSLA) in 10 Minutes(bloomberg.com)
1 points by Corrado 5y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 5y ago
I actually think Wave was a bit before it's time and couldn't really find a place to settle. It kind of reminds me of the laser. At first, it was a fun playtoy but no one had any real uses for it. Over time, it became more and
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by Corrado 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that DDG also offers this type of filtering through their "bang" shortcuts. [0] [0] https://duckduckgo.com/bang
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by Corrado 5y ago
You know, when I started working with computers (many moons ago) and found out about the 2038 problem, I didn't worry about it. After all, that will never affect me, right? Well, it's 2022 and 2038 doesn't look that far away
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by Corrado 5y ago
Whelp, I guess you're not using Cognito then. It has no user account syncing feature so you can't have a user group in more than one region. Grrrrr!
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by Corrado 5y ago
Yes, I can envision a (simplified) AWS X-Ray dashboard showing the relationships between the systems and the performance of each one. Then we could see at a glance what was going on. Almost anything is better than that wall of text, tiny
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by Corrado 5y ago
Yeah, I personally know people who were mugged at gunpoint and the police did nothing. The assailant is on social media and the victims provided the police with their account names. Nothing was done.
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by Corrado 5y ago
I have a similar story. A company I worked for in the 90's had a voice mail system that ran out of storage space for messages. When we upgraded our contract a technician came on-site to expand our storage. I was curious how it worke
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by Corrado 5y ago
It actually might be more informative. If a candidate, that had never heard the term "ACID", was able to Google it and talk intelligently about it I would be most impressed and it would probably earn them a next step. In fact, t
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by Corrado 5y ago
^^^ 1000x One big pain that no one seems to mention are the mundane details that come with running your own DC. Even in our fairly small operation we had half of a person dedicated to maintaining the warranties on the hardware, sourcing re
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by Corrado 5y ago
While I do think that some companies (ie. FAANG) might be too big and we should do something to combat that, I'm not sure that government regulation is the correct way. I think I would like to see the government help smaller companies
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by Corrado 5y ago
I never really thought about it but this makes complete sense. Why charge people to get invested in your platform? I guess it stems from the fact that back in the olden days these certifications were for things like A+ or some other non v
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The Dumbest Dollars a Cloud Provider Can Make(lastweekinaws.com)
1 points by Corrado 5y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 5y ago
I think this is an interesting "hack" on the rules. The law says you have to have side mirrors; it doesn't say that you can't make those mirrors easy to remove|replace. I'm guessing there will be a camera "sid
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Tesla’s Elon Musk shares cool detail about Cybertruck’s side mirrors(teslarati.com)
3 points by Corrado 5y ago|2 comments
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by Corrado 5y ago
There was a "meeting" startup on HN last year (several years ago?) that had such a product. Each "room" had multiple tables, which you were free to move between. You could sorta hear people at the other tables; the clo
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by Corrado 5y ago
FYI, this happened in 1966. §5225. Discontinuance of Postal Savings System " (a) The closing date for the Postal Savings System is the thirtieth day immediately following the date of the enactment of this Act. On and after the closing
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by Corrado 5y ago
Yes, my Model Y has a "traditional" 12v lead acid battery. Granted its a small battery as it doesn't have to run any heavy loads (starter motor). Furthermore, it's my understanding that newer Tesla vehicles are being d
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by Corrado 5y ago
What about dropping a boat into a lake? You have to partially submerge the back end of the truck in order to off-load a boat on a ramp. Can the Rivian (or any BEV) do this?
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by Corrado 5y ago
I actually prefer the speedometer location in my Model Y to almost any other car. It literally took me an hour to adjust to looking over rather than down.
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by Corrado 5y ago
This one is pretty good (JerryRigEverythin) and even includes repairing a blown tire! https://youtu.be/KGqexebCcUo
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by Corrado 5y ago
I work with AWS on a daily basis and I agree with almost everything here. AWS is great at creating "new" and "exciting" services (with really bad names) but they are struggling with making them easy to use / unders
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The Actual Next Million Cloud Customers(lastweekinaws.com)
1 points by Corrado 5y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 5y ago
You could also convert them to a lower resolution, just to keep the suspense alive.
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The cloud is NOT just someone else’s computer(cloudpundit.com)
3 points by Corrado 5y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 5y ago
I took it as a way to handle clock skew. Like many others, I've had lots of problems with clients having a clock that is pretty inaccurate. Though I think I agree with you that I don't think I've ever had a client with a sk
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AWS SIGv4 and SIGv4A – How AWS signs and verifies API requests(shufflesharding.com)
83 points by Corrado 5y ago|62 comments
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by Corrado 5y ago
>"With the introduction of Rust to the base system, it may be desirable to oxidize certain components which have high security value in the system." This is such a great way to phrase this activity; I really hope it catches on
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You don't need to burn off your fingertips (and other biometric myths)(troyhunt.com)
106 points by Corrado 5y ago|95 comments
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Major New OpenSSL Released(darkreading.com)
3 points by Corrado 5y ago|0 comments

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