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by Corrado 6y ago
I have some experience with the police force and I think the problem may run deeper and be a bit less dramatic, and I think this might be true nationwide. The gist is that benefits and compensation for police officers have been going down
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by Corrado 6y ago
I can think of a couple of Netflix series that I'm anxiously waiting for another season: - Umbrella Academy - Ghost In The Shell -
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by Corrado 6y ago
I would like to see a general purpose DC-DC connector that could be used to hook up your car to other battery power equipment. It would be nice to be able to recharge your battery powered lawn mower / string trimmer / chainsaw wi
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by Corrado 6y ago
> the inability to use most of our motor/sensory apparatus, all contribute to micro-frustrations which accumulate over the course of a meeting. I wonder if VR or AR would help with this. If your stand-up was in a VR room then you
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New T2 chip approach would prevent $3k Macs being scrapped(9to5mac.com)
3 points by Corrado 6y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 6y ago
Another way to cut costs (at least in the US) would be to decrease the portion size. Honestly, food in the US is too big, sometimes comically so. I think I would be willing to pay the same price for less food; it would help out the restau
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by Corrado 6y ago
I upgraded last night and it feels like the fonts are better. My screen seems to be more clear and easier to read. Hopefully they've also fixed the problem where Firefox causes massive periodic disk I/O which freezes my whole com
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by Corrado 7y ago
Yes, Windows has made a reputation for backwards compatibility and it works surprisingly well. However, it's not perfect and it only goes so far. I know there are a lot of companies out there still running Windows 95 because their so
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by Corrado 7y ago
I meant no offense to the user and have myself been the victim of using old, unsupported software (ie. I play TF2). The point I was trying to make is that companies can't expect the world to stop changing and advancing just because th
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by Corrado 7y ago
I have a hard time feeling sorry for companies that are still churning out 32-bit software. The move to 64-bit wasn't a surprise to anyone that was paying attention. If the pro audio space is really decimated then I'm not sure t
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by Corrado 7y ago
I was in a TF2 game last night and several people were talking about catbots and I had no idea what they were talking about. In the PCGamesN article[0] it mentions "cathook"; maybe they are related. Either way, I guess I can&#x2
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by Corrado 7y ago
This looks like it might help me do something I do multiple times a day. I work with multiple AWS accounts and have to sign in to several different ones each day. Currently, I have to: - sign in to AWS SSO - choose an account - copy the EN
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by Corrado 7y ago
I'm confused about the "Collaborators for private repositories" feature. The Free plan shows an "unlimited" number of collaborators but each of the paid plans show "Up to org size". What does "Up to
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by Corrado 7y ago
Yes, I'm pretty happy with the new pricing but my employer will probably have to go with the Enterprise plan to get access to the "Audit Log" and HIPAA compliance. :frown:
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Nasty macOS flaw is bricking MacBooks: Don't install this update(tomsguide.com)
607 points by Corrado 7y ago|424 comments
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by Corrado 7y ago
I guess this could work but I have lots of questions. What happens when your hardware changes (new RAM, upgraded CPU, etc.)? How would this work with "virtual" desktops (AWS Workspaces, etc.)? Does your Office365 account follow
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Change Your Password to a Pin, Says Microsoft(forbes.com)
2 points by Corrado 7y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 7y ago
One of the teachers in my wife's school was having the students research the government and asked them to find the address of the President of the United States. Well, most of them typed in "whitehouse.com", which at the tim
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by Corrado 7y ago
I'm a network administrator for a small private school and this seems like it would be a good solution for us. We generally try to keep the kids away from the "bad" sites and their systems are mostly locked down (managed iPa
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by Corrado 7y ago
Then again the goal is to not completely lock down the system so that no one could ever abuse it. Its more like the lock on your front door; it can be worked around (ie. picked, broken, etc.) but you still install it.
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by Corrado 7y ago
That sounds plausible. I worked for a manufacturer and one Christmas season (our biggest time of year) we were behind and the order date was growing. So, management started increasing prices to slow down the rush of incoming orders. I ca
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by Corrado 7y ago
Which means that Microsoft now owns NPM. Is that a good thing? Is that a bad thing?
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by Corrado 7y ago
I've been using my fingerprint as a 2FA on Android BitWarden for quite a while. Is this not sufficient for your use-case? Is there something else that you would rather use? Perhaps a YubiKey?
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by Corrado 7y ago
I'm actually using BitWarden for work and personal stuff and it works wonderfully. BW allows you to "link" the two accounts and share things between them (or not). For example, my personal Gmail account information is in BW
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by Corrado 7y ago
I cut and paste environment variables into the shell to authenticate to different accounts. Originally, I was trying to trigger an event by looking for specific words (ie. AWS_SECRET_ID) but that didn't seem to work reliably.
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by Corrado 7y ago
I love iTerm2 and have been using it for years. Thanks to this post I've even learned a couple of new things that make me love it even more. One thing I've been trying to get working in iTerm2 has been AWS profile badges. iTerm2
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by Corrado 7y ago
I like to think of it more like Go was built by Google, for Google. If you aren't Google, then Go is probably not right for you.
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by Corrado 7y ago
Agreed. I've thought for quite a while that Apple should/could put multiple ARM processors in a laptop and turn them on/off depending on need and power supply. This is the best of both worlds, in my view. Doing lots of hea
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ARM Macs are coming, three years after Apple’s attitude change(macworld.com)
54 points by Corrado 7y ago|78 comments
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Tesla Model 3 'rival' Volkswagen ID.3 is turning into a cautionary tale(teslarati.com)
3 points by Corrado 7y ago|1 comments

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