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Who needs malware? IBM says most hackers just PowerShell(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
"40 Year Old Virgin - Michael McDonald Scene" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRdLWbOAUEY This movie was ahead of it's time. :)
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Lyft Goes All-In on AWS(businesswire.com)
4 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
I'm excited to hear about Apple doing something at least approaching innovative, though I'm pretty sure that adding another size to the MBP lineup will just muddy the waters further. Then again, if they replace the Intel platfo
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by Corrado 8y ago
Same here. My wife is still using my old MBP 17" daily. I replaced the HD with an SSD and maxed out the RAM several years ago and it still does everything she needs, and then some. And the older I get the more monitor I need. I hav
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by Corrado 8y ago
That was a nice article but I would have liked to have seen how they compile/deployed the code. Was it in Gem form or a system lib or something else? Was it a separate package altogether or did it build in their CI? How hard was it
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by Corrado 8y ago
AWS recently announced their ground station service[0] to do just this. At the time I didn't understand why they would build such a service, but reading this article and setting your comment brought it into focus for me. [0] https:&#
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by Corrado 8y ago
I also have AT&T Gigabit fiber (through IgLou) and have been pretty pleased with the service. However, I'm fearful that with Google's pull-out AT&T will lose all motivation to improve and will just start raising prices in
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by Corrado 8y ago
Verizon doesn't really offer fiber in Louisville, it does have a presence but its not large at all (~3 neighborhoods). AT&T ramped up their fiber roll-out here over the last two years and have made great progress; I am currently o
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by Corrado 8y ago
This looks like a legitimate product that would really help me manage my power cord. Why isn't Apple doing things like this instead of taking away the ability to manage your power cords?
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Fuse's 'Side Kick' Helps You Manage Your MacBook Pro USB-C Cable(macrumors.com)
1 points by Corrado 8y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
I completely agree about the trackpad - it is absolutely magical, and every time I use mine I don't even think about the button press not being "real". What I could see them doing is having a glass substrate be the actual ke
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by Corrado 8y ago
Doesn't apt track installs?
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by Corrado 8y ago
The Windows version only supports Linux apps, not native Windows apps. So it doesn't really replace Chocolatey.
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by Corrado 8y ago
I came here to say this. I loved the idea of Circles, it makes so much more sense than whatever Facebook is doing. I'm just sad it was attached to Google+.
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by Corrado 8y ago
Google Call Screening almost solves the parent's problem. The only thing missing is a setting to have it automatically screen all calls that aren't in my contact list. Then my phone would never ring unless I know you or you wa
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by Corrado 8y ago
I have Google Fi and I'm not sure this is the same thing. The Google VPN doesn't install a root CA (AFAIK) and merely acts like a normal VPN. It does terminate at Google's servers so they can peek at your traffic, but not
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by Corrado 8y ago
This article reminds me of the histories of companies that go on to change the world. Apple's first iPod was merely another MP3 player that didn't even have a radio (or other things that everyone knew was necessary) and most of t
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Tesla influencing the rest of the auto industry is completely wrong(businessinsider.com)
2 points by Corrado 8y ago|3 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
Has it really been 10+ years since the "acid" tests debuted? I can remember when these things were the height of the browser wars. I guess I should be glad that we don't really need them anymore.
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Print out your code. On paper(medium.com)
11 points by Corrado 8y ago|6 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
So, with that out of the way I wonder if they will be able to implement a "dark" theme now. I asked a couple of weeks ago if they had some new themes on their roadmap and they had a vague reply about putting it on the list. :fin
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by Corrado 8y ago
I just powered on my new Pixel phone and noticed that the Slack icon was different. It took me a few minutes to figure out what happened; I thought my phone's screen was messed up! :O
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by Corrado 8y ago
I initially had the same thought, then I realized that these are the cameras that they actually own, not just old cameras in general. If I had an old QuickTake I would probably send it to them.
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by Corrado 8y ago
Maybe they can make a plug-in for Slack. That way when I update my Slack status it goes to GitHub as well. :/
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by Corrado 8y ago
Another thought along these same lines is how do you host non-production (Dev, QA, Demo, etc.) environments without spending a fortune? Sure my production workload is 15TB but my development system is only running 15GB and I want to develo
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by Corrado 8y ago
My brain keeps trying to parse this into either DB2 or some Star Wars reference (R2DB, RD2B, etc.)
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by Corrado 8y ago
We used MongoDB in my last job and I just want to say that I would have given up management of that beast in a heartbeat. We didn't stress MongoDB nearly enough to warrant all the effort required to construct it, monitor it, back it u
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YAML Has Won(medium.com)
3 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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Blur password manager exposes 2.4M users on misconfigured AWS cloud instance(siliconangle.com)
6 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments

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