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by Corrado 8y ago
That's actually pretty interesting to me. I specifically remember seeing those multiple iPhones in the demo and wondering what they were for. Jobs kept putting one down and picking up another one to do a different part of the demo.
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by Corrado 8y ago
I used to work in a hospital and the worst problem was keyboards full of blood. I would rather clean up soda all day long. :)
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by Corrado 8y ago
I think the problem that most people have with Apple quality control is that the company has quite a lot of surplus cash and they don't appear to be using it to make their products better. If we could see that Apple recognized that a
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by Corrado 8y ago
You might want to give cfn-builder[0] a try. I'm biased because I wrote it but I find that it's a good way to write and maintain my CFN templates. Also it's written in simple Nodejs and is easy to expand for your own needs. [
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by Corrado 8y ago
Yes, and I recently had an AT&T fiber line installed in my house because of it. I'm 100% certain that if Google Fiber hadn't started deployments in Louisville I would not have a fiber connection today. Even if it's not
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by Corrado 8y ago
I'm working on a simple GUI for AWS's KMS[0]. KMS is great but it's very confusing for new people and it's not easy to organize the keys (and other information) that you want to store. My thought is that a simple Elect
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The tech jargon in Mueller’s Russian indictment, explained(medium.com)
3 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
Several years ago, in my mid 40's, I was on the job hunt. I interviewed at several companies that seemed to love me and even flew me to the HQ for an interview (D.C., Utah, etc.) Most of the companies were the same; lots of young peo
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by Corrado 8y ago
I think this is an interesting question in light of the latest Tesla update that allows an owner to limit the top speed of the car remotely. What prevents the manufacturer from limiting the speed, or any other aspect of the car, remotely a
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Are Electric Cars Too Powerful?(cleantechnica.com)
1 points by Corrado 8y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
I'm running OPNSense for a small private school and it seems to be working fine. I looked at pfSense but between the licensing changes, petty infighting, and "not so pretty" GUI I chose not to use it. One of the things that
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by Corrado 8y ago
I don't think that the argument that they don't use the product helps the case that Microsoft cares about Linux. If they want to be successful in the Linux world they are absolutely going to have to start using it. Every. Single.
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by Corrado 8y ago
You know, I completely forgot about GitHub owning Electron. And I'm sure there are other GitHub projects that I've overlooked. Maybe MS didn't purchase GitHub for the repositories but for the support programs. Hmmm...
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by Corrado 8y ago
I just changed jobs and they gave me a late model MBP connected to an external 4k display. The lag is palpable, on almost any action. ALT-Tab between windows takes many hundreds of milliseconds. Typing in the terminal is so slow I often
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by Corrado 8y ago
I would like a feature where Alexa detected the sound level in the room and responded with an appropriate volume. For example, in the quiet of the early morning I just want to hear the days weather forecast at a low volume, to avoid waking
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Our Approach to Employee Security Training(pagerduty.com)
309 points by Corrado 8y ago|71 comments
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by Corrado 9y ago
This sounds like something I tell people when they ask me when I should buy a computer and my answer is "next week". The next computer will always be better than the one you can get today. However, you can't really use a co
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by Corrado 9y ago
In order to know the how's and why's of the M&A teardown, you probably have to pay. I'm certain that their detailed analysis includes good explanations of how they know that flange is excessive, but they're not goin
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by Corrado 9y ago
The one thing in the article that I'm curious about is the removal of some of the automated systems. They mention it several times and say things like "other car manufactures learned long ago that you can't automate everythi
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Unlocking the Mystery of Tesla's Model 3 Ramp(seekingalpha.com)
3 points by Corrado 9y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 9y ago
I can confirm your experiences. I've been a long time Linux user, yet I still struggle to change to "natural" mouse scrolling on the latest install of LUbuntu. I finally had to resort to "magic" incantations on th
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by Corrado 9y ago
I think RCS is a great idea and Google should be pushing it. In fact, I would argue that few other companies could make it happen in a way that Google can. RCS opens up a much larger world than a simple "chat" client does.
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by Corrado 9y ago
One thing that I would like to add to my projects is the animated GIF shell. I've looked at several ways to create them but they all seem really clunky and force me to type correctly the first time. What do people use to create these
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by Corrado 9y ago
I think the new Mac Pro will be modeled after a stack of Mac Minis. Imagine being able to add processors just by stacking them up. Need more storage? Add a SAN module! Need a better GPU? Grab an NVIDA module! Hook them up with USB-C a
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by Corrado 9y ago
I'm envisioning a Mac with multiple Ann chips in it. Why stop at 1 when you could put 8 or 14 Ann chips in it?
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by Corrado 9y ago
Actually, I just installed the latest lUbuntu and am having this exact problem. The preferences don't have a way to select natural scrolling and I've been "fighting" with it for a couple of days now, changing mysterious
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by Corrado 9y ago
My parents are getting older and I can see a "voice first" initiative making a big difference in their lives. Heck, it's making a pretty big difference in my life and I just use it for weather and turning the TV on/off.
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Front Porch Going Big on Amazon Echo After Successful Pilot(seniorhousingnews.com)
1 points by Corrado 9y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 9y ago
Looking at the character grid near the bottom of the page[0] you can see that they have created not one, not two, but three different ways to represent zero; empty middle, dot middle, slash middle. Is there any reason for this at all? How
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by Corrado 9y ago
Are you talking about the Cisco Spark chat program? If so, I can completely believe it. That thing is a piece of garbage.

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