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by Corrado 3y ago
I charged my 2020 MY using a normal 15 amp outlet for 3 months when I first got the car. I drove it as much as I wanted during the day and plugged it in at night. 99% of the time it was no problem at all. A few times I had to unplug befo
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by Corrado 3y ago
That's super true of PagerDuty. It's a pretty good product and cheap when you only have a few people on it. However, the jump from the basic license to the next tier is HUGE and any add-ons you might need (ie. webhook triggers)
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by Corrado 3y ago
I don't like to be negative but every time I deal with Cisco I get a massive headache. With them, nothing is ever easy; from dealing with support to getting firmware updates or getting documentation. It's all a PITA. What other
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Cisco to Acquire Splunk, Help Make Orgs More Secure in an AI-Powered World(newsroom.cisco.com)
1 points by Corrado 3y ago|2 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
That’s great news and maybe the only reason I might upgrade. Ever since I went back to an iPhone I’ve had trouble with typing. I don’t know why but the Android keyboard was always much more accurate.
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by Corrado 3y ago
There are tons of people who have garages with table saws, air compressors, etc. that would benefit from 3 phase power.
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by Corrado 3y ago
I love my Tesla and I too hope that other automakers get better at producing EVs. Competition is great and the whole world wins when everyone gets better. I'm looking forward to being able to get an electric Audi, Volvo, VW, etc. and
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When a Zero Day and Access Keys Collide in the Cloud(unit42.paloaltonetworks.com)
2 points by Corrado 3y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
Yes, and I think that NASA probably shouldn't be using "X" as a communication medium as a result. Then again, maybe this X account isn't the main NASA account but someone's side project. I didn't log in to ch
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Amazon warns workers to come back into the office(bbc.com)
25 points by Corrado 3y ago|5 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
>But Microsoft has and will always try to control the entirety of the stack, from hardware to servers to operating systems to applications, in a way that would make any Apple exec salivate thinking about vertical integration. I always sa
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by Corrado 3y ago
I was curious about Square changing their name so I looked it up[0] and it turns out that they did change it to Block. Looking through the Block site ( https://block.xyz ) I see a lot of Blockchain stuff (I guess that's why
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by Corrado 3y ago
I can confirm (mostly). I have a FireCube and if my Internet connection goes down then I can't watch TV at all. Even the Plex server I have in my closet. It's super annoying! In fact, I'm ==this== close to ditching it and
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by Corrado 3y ago
Since Twitter is no longer allowing public access to posts, it would be better to not link to it. Or better yet, re-post the tweet somewhere else and link to that.
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Researchers find deliberate backdoor in police radio encryption algorithm(wired.com)
2 points by Corrado 3y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
I must say when you said your screen was 4.5' wide I had a negative reaction. How could someone use that much real estate? Wouldn't your neck hurt from the looking around? However, after seeing your screen capture I have to say
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by Corrado 3y ago
We use JumpCloud at $DAY_JOB and I had to rotate all our keys and SSL certs. Not a fun time.
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JumpCloud hack linked to North Korea after OPSEC mistake(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by Corrado 3y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
The article admits that this technique is likely quite easy to negate with simple tools. "The technique isn't foolproof, malicious actors could work to reverse engineer the protected image potentially by adding digital noise, crop
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by Corrado 3y ago
I've experienced "tacit..feelings" personally on many development projects. I'm not sure why this path is better than the other path, but it just feels better to me. One example is where to put new code. Do you put it
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by Corrado 3y ago
I have a couple of similar experiences. I've spent >1,500 hours playing Team Fortress 2 and can recognize things that other gamer friends just can't see. I'm still not good at TF2, but I can recognize great playing. Year
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by Corrado 3y ago
I've seen this happen in my career. In a previous life we hired a person just out of college into a "Senior" developer role. Sure, the person was smart but they didn't have the experience, they hadn't made the mis
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by Corrado 3y ago
OMG! I think I still have nightmares about X11 modelines! I spent so much time changing one thing and restarting X. Definitely not one of my favorite things about my Slackware experience.
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by Corrado 3y ago
My first Linux distro was Slackware. I tried downloading it but my modem was too slow and people in the house kept picking up the phone. So, I supported OSS by purchasing a copy from, I want to say, Walnut Creek sometime around 1995. I s
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Troubleshooting Obscure Source Engine Problems [2023 TF2 Summer Update] [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Corrado 3y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
This is an entertaining overview of how complex systems (ie. Valve's Source engine) tend to make weird things happen. It's also interesting in that a tool like "git bisect" would have helped find this issue faster.
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Record-Breaking Advances in Next-Generation Flow Battery Design(scitechdaily.com)
3 points by Corrado 3y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
Video in question: https://youtu.be/r-GSGH2RxJs
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by Corrado 3y ago
Ok, I thought it was just me. For the past several weeks I've noticed a marked uptick in ADs on YouTube. Just last night I was watching a short (~5min) video on how to clay bar your car and there were almost more ADs than content. I
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by Corrado 3y ago
Correct! There are several apps that I've wanted to use over the years but the main blocker (for me) has been authorization. With this new feature from Tesla that all changes. I'm much more willing to purchase these apps now tha

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