ZuLuuuuuu

10 ms·

31.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
We have SSO + 2FA in place, and would like to use Bitwarden for the rest of the password management. But for a company around ~50 people, the pricing feels too expensive, considering the only purpose is to manage a few passwords. So for now
32.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
SSO + 2FA is more secure in practice than letting people create/manage their own accounts at every service. Because: - You can force a password policy centrally (minimum 12 char + uppercase/lowercase + number etc), for every servi
33.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
Being a work related accident does not mean the company I work for payed for everything. It just means they took responsibility of handling the case which is very logical, as the reason I walk 1 km every day to the train station and back is
34.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
I wish him a speedy and full recovery. It is no joke, the results could have been worse. A few years ago, when returning back from work, I was hit by a bus while crossing the road and had some of the similar injuries. Fortunately, the laws
35.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
As somebody who is not familiar with how garbage collection is implemented at the low level, can somebody explain why WasmGC is needed on top of Wasm? For example, isn't CPython a C program and hence can just be compiled to Wasm, inclu
36.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
Exactly! I also started to pretend scroll with my tongue and it actually felt quite intuitive. It is a very clever solution! But they will probably need a well written driver which rejects accidental touches since at any point in time my to
37.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
What is the reason they are going public? Are they trying to raise money for new products/services that are otherwise not possible? If yes, do we have an idea what kind of products/services?
38.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
How can xAI, a new startup, be more prepared for using GPUs, then an established AI company like Tesla with vast resources?
39.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
Imagine if they spent the same time for fixing/improving the search bar on Windows instead of the recently announced Recall feature.
40.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
I am sure Intel will improve the shortcomings in the next generation, so it is a good start. But I wonder how this will compare with Qualcomm's new PC CPU (Snapdragon X Elite) which also has its own NPU.
41.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
Model S, Model 3, Model X and Model Y are also cool cars, and they have the advantages of being EV. And this formula was working with these models, increasing EV adoption massively. Why change a winning formula? Cybertruck tried to be over
42.
by ZuLuuuuuu 2y ago
Tesla could have owned the entire EV truck market currently, if they didn't choose to make a truck that required a big amount of R&D and is hard to build. Why Tesla chose such a path completely baffles me. Tesla's mission was
43.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
I would say it depends on how long the bill is not payed. I wouldn't expect them to remove everything when a payment is late for a month, for example. But if not payed for more than 6 months, then it is understandable.
44.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
I know it is not what you are exactly asking but one metric is the Google Play Store download counts where Threads is by far the most popular: Bluesky: 1M+ downloads Mastodon (official client): 1M+ downloads (there are multiple clients but
45.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
To be fair Qt development on late Symbian versions felt great, as it was the native development environment on late Symbian versions (Symbian Belle if I remember correctly).
46.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
The map was cs_filistin (Palestine in Turkish). Note that I wasn't even 18 at that time and had no idea about politics. There was an official CS map named cs_iraq which looked unique to me and I just wanted to create something similar.
47.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
This was wonderful to read. It reminded something that happened to me: During early 2000s me and my friend used to create custom Counter-Strike maps because we enjoyed mapping. We created several maps but almost none of them got played on i
48.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
Although the performance numbers are impressive, especially for PC, yesterday's presentation was a bit of a disappointment. You have a chip that you claim smokes the competition in performance, yet you don't show any demo of it, a
49.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
I wish they showed a few new laptop models that will be coming out with this CPU.
50.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
2) Community notes (birdwatch) was already released before Elon Musk took over. Elon just changed the name and maybe sped up the availability of it that's all. 3) Reply and retweet numbers already gave a pretty good idea of how much a
51.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
Is there a way to limit the processor power so that it never exceeds a certain threshold? Because some people might be okay with slower processor if it means less power usage.
52.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
Do any companies use Bitwarden? Are they satisfied with it? We tried using Keepass but people were resistant to using it. The UI is not very user-friendly for non-technical people. Keepass also lacks some of the features we would like to ha
53.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
That news is very nice to hear! Good to know that CEO is onboard with it.
54.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
I really wonder its battery life with this new Intel processor. Both with average usage and also in idle mode. I had a tablet with Intel Atom CPU on it about 10 years ago, the performance and battery life was good during usage but it would
55.
by ZuLuuuuuu 3y ago
Perl 5 -> 6 was much more comprehensive than Python 2 -> 3. Perl 6 is almost a completely new language.
56.
by ZuLuuuuuu 4y ago
I tried to like and retweet Paul's tweet which included a link to Substack and indeed I can confirm I cannot like or retweet it. It says "Some actions on this Tweet have been disabled by Twitter."
57.
by ZuLuuuuuu 4y ago
I wonder if Jack Dorsey will get suspended as well, because he shares his Nostr account on his Twitter profile and Nostr is specifically mentioned among the prohibited social media sites.
58.
by ZuLuuuuuu 4y ago
Although it is undeniable how good vBulletin was, UBB (original Ultimate Bulletin Board written in Perl, not the newer UBB.threads) will always have a special place in my heart. I always loved its esthetics, maybe because of the memories of
59.
by ZuLuuuuuu 4y ago
Interesting that TDP increased from 65W on Ryzen 5 5600X to 105W on Ryzen 5 7600X, even though 7600X uses a newer process.
60.
by ZuLuuuuuu 4y ago
I would prefer a more controlled experiment. For example doing the same test 100 times to see the success rate of Tesla. Then doing the same experiment with the other car 100 times as well and then compare the results etc. Just 1 video migh

More ›