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781.
by WatchDog 10y ago
Will the 512GB model be on the same size package? That would be pretty dense. I am still waiting for Samsung to release the 1TB version of their 950 Pro, which comes on a much larger M.2 80mm form factor.
782.
by WatchDog 10y ago
most electric water heaters work the same way, just further from the tap
783.
by WatchDog 10y ago
This assumes that the caller id has anything to do with how the calls are routed.
784.
by WatchDog 10y ago
For some reason adblock seems to make the page entirely unviewable
785.
by WatchDog 10y ago
Wow that site is so responsive it hurts, never see sites that actually expand to a 2560x1440 screen.
786.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Is it possible to have a modern desktop computer that doesn't support power management? Do modern windows operating systems still have the safe to shutdown dialog for that scenario?
787.
by WatchDog 11y ago
It looks like the bike comes to a rest with the tire in contact with the road, presumably stopping the rotation of the wheel. Then when the cyclist lets go of the bike it takes off.
788.
by WatchDog 11y ago
I commute to work on an e-bike in Melbourne. My route is mostly on trails and roads with dedicated bike lanes, so its pretty easy going. The hate towards cyclists might be a bit overstated. Some of it is justified as cyclists will oft
789.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Am I missing something or does this only run on apple hardware, yet apple don't make any server hardware?
790.
by WatchDog 11y ago
I guess im used to working with languages with excellent IDE support. Having more files and jumping around the code to see the detail don't seem to be a problem for me when using a good IDE. While I only got through around half the
791.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Spitting discrete parts of functionality into separate functions, even if called once makes the code more readable even if they only get called once. You don't clutter the would be calling functions scope with variables only needed w
792.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Plus a conventional airplane sheds weight as it travels.
793.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Not sure if this has been discussed, but it seems that the only reason this is an issue is because Apple has the ability to install new software on a locked device. Couldn’t Apple simply remove the ability for a software update to take plac
794.
by WatchDog 11y ago
So N1 routes all my email through nylas?
795.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Also usually costs several orders of magnitude more than the data.
796.
by WatchDog 11y ago
The thing that worries me is the scale of their attack surface, they have so many different systems inter operating there re bound to be some serious security bugs in there too.
797.
by WatchDog 11y ago
If I remember the discussion correctly, it seemed to center on the node code still being very slow despite being faster than the java system it replaced. People commented that the increase in speed may of simply been due to the act of rew
798.
by WatchDog 11y ago
You can utilize bitcoin escrow services. Taking a look at the first service I found [1], the fees, the friction and the short period you can claim a refund within, make it seem like quite an inferior experience to using a credit card. [1]
799.
by WatchDog 11y ago
The power outage was only brief, enough to halt the servers but, much less than the 2 hour outage window.
800.
by WatchDog 11y ago
One side of the chord is shorter than the other.
801.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Why use a plane and catapult instead of just using a helicopter?
802.
by WatchDog 11y ago
> With static types, refactorings can break your code if not supervised by humans. The opposite is true, with static typing your code is supervised by the compiler, with dynamic typing you need to rely on humans or runtime errors.
803.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Its a quite remote area of the ocean away from major shipping routes.
804.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Or that time the Trojans let the greeks send in a horse full of soldiers.
805.
by WatchDog 11y ago
His application was using the RNG to avoid collisions in high performance random ID generation. Without knowing more about the system, it seems like a good case for a good non-CSPRNG.
806.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Also pilots generally have much more time to respond to a automation failure. If the automation fails in a car, even a 1 second driver response could not be enough.
807.
by WatchDog 11y ago
As a long time MGS fan I can tell you that MGS5 was an unfinished mess. The rushed release and the unfinished product was much heavily criticised and discussed among the fanbase. The most publicised issue is that the last chapter that was
808.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Had a little bit of trouble figuring out what the LSB was. It appears you are referring to the LRS-B. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Range_Strike_Bomber
809.
by WatchDog 11y ago
What are the low power options to run one of these with Ethernet networking? Are there any reviews of the power usage of cheap USB Ethernet adapters?
810.
by WatchDog 11y ago
It is signed by the eDellRoot certificate, if you visit the page and you don’t see any certificate warning, then your machine probably has the eDellRoot certificate installed.

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