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by X-Istence 4y ago
Do you have a source for the cut-off at around 400 realms?
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by X-Istence 4y ago
Right, there are some USB-C docks that are not Thunderbolt that do DP alt mode, but many of the cheaper ones seems to come with DisplayLink technology built-in.
93.
by X-Istence 4y ago
I have had multiple MacBook/MacBook Pro's, never had an issue with overheating while using external monitors. At one point I had 3 hooked up to my MacBook Pro. The key thing is to not use it in clamshell mode. Also DisplayLink wou
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by X-Istence 4y ago
Many USB-C docks use DisplayLink to create a virtual graphics card over USB, it is implemented as software that renders using your computers/laptops graphics card that then sends the output over USB to the DisplayLink controller. Thund
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by X-Istence 4y ago
That is exactly what Safari supports. Safari supports TouchID, FaceID (on iOS), and also supports storing data in a remote device with a QR code.
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by X-Istence 4y ago
The downside to using Red Hat Single Sign-On is that it is a vastly inferior product to using Keycloak upstream as it is so many versions behind. This means that bug fixes and features haven't trickled down yet. Although RH SSO 7.5 jum
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by X-Istence 5y ago
Why only a single USB-C port? Almost everything I buy these days has only USB-C ports/cables/charging. It's gotten to the point now that I am increasingly frustrated with the fact that there are no good USB-C capable hubs tha
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by X-Istence 5y ago
> - Sharing hard-to-remember workflows Those get codified into ansible and deployed on CI/CD pipelines. This is an anti-feature. The day that someone suggests using a terminal to manage hard-to-remember workflows is the day I start
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by X-Istence 5y ago
You are comparing their consumer routers to their business line-up. The management interface for the business line-up can be properly segregated onto separate VLANs to protect it. Sadly the consumer department doesn't seem to follow th
100.
by X-Istence 5y ago
I don’t think it’s an Apple issue.
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by X-Istence 5y ago
https://discuss.python.org/t/pep-594-removing-dead-batteries... Is my comment. It's the 6th comment down. Clearly I didn't make a strong enough case, but I certainly did advocate for it and mention that it is
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by X-Istence 5y ago
WebOb uses cgi for parsing multipart uploads/forms... It's not obsolete, and it is heavily used, it's working software that works well. Ripping it out just means now there will be N copies floating around that will all need t
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by X-Istence 5y ago
Moving your domain name to a new registrar extends the time that your registration is valid.
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by X-Istence 5y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but doesn't nic.ru already make money for each .ru domain that is registered? Much like Verisign makes money for each .com/.net and Affilias makes money for each .name/.org that is registered? Isn't
105.
by X-Istence 5y ago
T-Mobile here in the US is a mobile provider, they don't have any landline service.
106.
by X-Istence 5y ago
With IPv6 and SLAAC your external IPv6 address changes on a schedule using privacy extensions... Mine at home is configured to change every 30 minutes.
107.
by X-Istence 5y ago
Once you are working with VLAN's you are out of the bailiwick of consumer hardware, and you should be looking at more enterprise grade gear. At that point having a default drop on the external interface and different rules for traffic
108.
by X-Istence 5y ago
> Hell I'm pretty sure comcast's cable modem doesn't even have IPv6 firewall capabilities and if they do it is default wide open. Thats not what I want. I have no interest in outsiders being able to ping hosts on my networ
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by X-Istence 5y ago
Nope, that is still in the license. See here (left off most of the agreement as the comment was deemed too long. See https://gist.github.com/bertjwregeer/faedb3d9dbf4b6e6d6ec0fa... for full license) APPLE INC. LICENSE
110.
by X-Istence 5y ago
Something like OpenID connect?
111.
by X-Istence 5y ago
That's the same with WhatsApp/Signal/Telegram/others... unlike email which was distributed.
112.
by X-Istence 5y ago
You can use iMessage with an Apple ID without having any phone numbers associated with it. There's no carrier required at all with iMessage. With RCS you HAVE to have a carrier.
113.
by X-Istence 5y ago
Having had to restore a NetApp cluster from backup because the disks would no longer spin up after having been running for 4+ years... yup. The hardware was fully working and according to all internal metrics was still perfectly good, but a
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by X-Istence 5y ago
When you've got a massive datacenter packed, even 0.01% is a meaningful amount of hardware.
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by X-Istence 5y ago
Having worked in datacenter where servers were running for 5+ years in racks, when the datacenter went dark due to a UPS going up in flames there were definitely systems that did not come back online. Most notably we had a large NetApp arra
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by X-Istence 5y ago
Github Actions has macOS available as a builder.
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by X-Istence 5y ago
Unfortunately we can't just add this as a registry-mirrors in the docker daemon.json which means we still need to write all our Dockerfile's/build processes/container image selection to use the new ECR image URL, which i
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by X-Istence 5y ago
No, NAT gateway for IPv6 does not make sense.
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by X-Istence 5y ago
Even with the ability to renumber RFC1918 is just not that large, and when you need to summarize routes/BGP you can't easily re-use empty space from one location in another because it'll blow up your routing tables.
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by X-Istence 5y ago
Okay, so I may have left out a key detail that these "companies" were large ISP's and had massive networks of their own with hundreds of thousands of devices, let alone customer devices on that same network that needed to be

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