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by Corrado 4y ago
Related: https://cordcuttersnews.com/google-to-shut-down-support-for-...
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by Corrado 4y ago
Is this another one for the Google Graveyard? I know Amazon is having trouble monetizing Alexa and it looks like Google is having the same problems. I wonder how the Apple home pod is working out for them?
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Google warning Nest Hub owners that games are going away(9to5google.com)
1 points by Corrado 4y ago|2 comments
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by Corrado 4y ago
I often think about storage mediums and how they degrade. I still have some Amiga 880k diskettes that probably don't work. I had to ship my old VHS home movies off to a service to get them digitized because we don't have a VCR a
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S3 as an Eternal Service(lastweekinaws.com)
3 points by Corrado 4y ago|3 comments
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by Corrado 4y ago
I think this is where MS would tell you to upgrade to an "enterprise" version of Windows Server. These generally have more control over things like automatic updates and rebooting.
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by Corrado 4y ago
Actually, Tesla is moving to 48v on their new(er) systems. This is a good thing and I can't wait for the rest of the industry to follow them. 48v has been needed for years and I'm glad someone took the first shot at it. [0] htt
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by Corrado 4y ago
I've actually been in this situation. In a past life I was a programmer at a t-shirt printing company. On their first day at the company everyone worked on the line for ~4 hours. I was picking and printing t-shirts on the factory fl
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by Corrado 4y ago
Not to mention keeping spare parts around for when something breaks, or having to drive out to the DC to fix/replace the thing that broke or won't restart. Hell, even something "simple" like managing the warranties for
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by Corrado 4y ago
It really depends on the position, but if I were doing the hiring I would say this is a great start. And then I would use it to continue the conversation. What happens after the text gets in the browser? What does a server do? What does
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by Corrado 4y ago
I'm glad that someone is finally switching to a higher voltage. It's so much more efficient and will save quite a bit of weight in wire gauge. I wonder if other manufacturers will follow suite. If Ford or GM switched it would t
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Tesla Confirms the Switch to 48 Volt System(insideevs.com)
2 points by Corrado 4y ago|2 comments
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by Corrado 4y ago
A similar report from the DOJ on the LMPD (Louisville, KY) came out yesterday[0]. Maybe bringing these departments into the light will effect change. [0] https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/08/politics/louisvill
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by Corrado 4y ago
Toyota article here - https://electrek.co/2023/02/28/tesla-model-y-work-of-art-toy...
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by Corrado 4y ago
This actually makes me feel better (overall) about Lastpass! as a company. That they can go into some detail shows confidence and an openness that I didn't previously experience. That said, their admission that they have lots of old
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by Corrado 4y ago
Actually they are removing the ability to use SMS for 2FA for non-paying accounts. SMS is not a great 2FA method but I'm not sure that removing it completely is the best solution. Then again, Twitter does have other 2FA methods, righ
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Twitter will limit 2FA options. What does this mean for users?(npr.org)
2 points by Corrado 4y ago|2 comments
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by Corrado 4y ago
The only reason I can think of to charge for the certification tests is to add "value" to them. Then again, if you see someone that has 10 badges on their resume you can assume they're at least familiar with that cloud provi
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The Dumbest Dollars a Cloud Provider Can Make(lastweekinaws.com)
3 points by Corrado 4y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 4y ago
This is why I think Google is in real trouble. They really don't recognize that they could fail. It's kinda like you can't smell yourself and don't realize you stink, until everyone leaves the party because of it.
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by Corrado 4y ago
I'm not sure how I feel about this. On the one hand, short small snippets of text is what made Twitter special in the first place. It required you to distill your thoughts down to their bare essence. On the other hand, you have to c
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by Corrado 4y ago
I've noticed this mostly on Google properties, YouTube in particular. Most of my YouTube viewing is done on my TV through an Amazon FireTV device, so I see a lot of ads. Now, Google knows me very well and should be able to target me
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by Corrado 4y ago
Ditto! I read very few emails/blogs, but I always read through "Last Week In AWS" fully. I even have the t-shirt!
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by Corrado 4y ago
Just an FYI. You can now use OIDC to authenticate to AWS. This removes the need for hardcoded IDs and KEYs.
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by Corrado 4y ago
> The one thing that EVs require is an EV charger network to exist in the foreign countries that Toyota sells the cars to. Without an existing EV charger network, it becomes a chicken and the egg problem for Toyota since, as a Japanese c
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by Corrado 4y ago
I don't know about Bitwarden supporting TouchID, but it does support FaceID.
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by Corrado 4y ago
This virus targets Word documents and deploys a Windows (.exe) virus, so I'm not sure how much of a problem it is. However, it could easily be modified to deploy a macOS virus or do some other activity. The fact that this technique ev
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Dridex Returns, Targets macOS Using New Entry Method(trendmicro.com)
1 points by Corrado 4y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 4y ago
I wonder if it works the other way; can the employees apply a "keeper test" for managers? I have had several managers in the past that were not good and I would definitely vote out. What's good for the goose...
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by Corrado 4y ago
This is a good reminder to always follow least-permission best practices.

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