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by a012 2y ago
Guess why they named their chip Ocelot which is a big cat
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by a012 2y ago
Candy bar. Because office coffee is mediocre
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by a012 2y ago
Also as a tourist, I’m glad that DB app just works for me to register and buy tickets so easily with out hassle (though their trains scheduling is the problem)
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by a012 2y ago
Did they set their expectation much higher than that? Because it sounds like too exaggerating for 1% drop
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by a012 2y ago
Don’t forget Neukölln
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by a012 2y ago
My bet is on SQL injection
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by a012 2y ago
It’s on the frontpage now as well: https://design.google/library/youtube-new-red-color
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by a012 2y ago
It’s crazy for someone would have a Turin set up at home now as the TCO would cost more than a car, and also have to deal with power supply and cooling.
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by a012 2y ago
Unpopular opinion: I really dislike the tron-like head and tail lights trending, and also touchscreen only centre
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by a012 2y ago
We do at least one rolling restart a day because it’s the best way to GC. And we’re not using any APM yet
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by a012 2y ago
Wait, if Siri was “accidentally” activated to listen to our voices then does the led light up or not?
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by a012 2y ago
Probably . But can it say No when you turned off networking services in prior?
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by a012 2y ago
This is what we did for a now defunct service where it’s scaled to a biggest available machine at that time (less than a TB of memory) and the db was mostly for a freaking giant table.
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by a012 2y ago
If Gelsinger’s turnaround plan didn’t work and even got sued for then I think this is the fubar moment for Intel. R.I.P
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by a012 2y ago
I guarantee that it’ll trigger an alarm to the shop security and there’ll be officer to see you immediately.
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by a012 2y ago
Does it apply to the whole country? Then we the tourists are really freaking pissed
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by a012 2y ago
> All the vietnamese coffee ... “french” roast aka burnt bad coffee You're describing traditional Vietnamese coffee for ca phe sua or ca phe den, it's close to burnt coffee because the sourced coffee beans are shit so they have
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by a012 2y ago
If user delete photos on Google side, are they also removed from your service? And also what's the retention of user data on your service once I cancel my account?
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by a012 2y ago
I guess the SSD module is good? I’m still frustrated that Apple has 2 weeks lead time for any custom Mac models (more RAM? More SSD?) in my region, no matter it’s a MBP or Mac Mini.
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by a012 2y ago
I imagine the Mac mini is really small now if it could be powered via USB PD then I think it’s no problem to put it in a backpack with a kb and touchpad then bring it home then to the office. This is because I notice there are many people j
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by a012 2y ago
So you’re saying the athletes have perks that optimize their performance, not _boosting_ performance which is doping.
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by a012 2y ago
My company IT sec person sent a presentation and asked everybody to follow a link inside the slide to go to the training website. So never underestimate a attack vector, also security is just a joke.
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by a012 2y ago
I’m not a really avid espresso person but IMO any decent espresso machine could do the job, the real deal is the coffee grinder. Invest in the highly precision grinder could up scale your espresso shots without an expressive coffee machine.
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by a012 2y ago
And also branded machine got QC before going to my home, instead I’d not trust myself to do anything related to the boilers
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by a012 2y ago
> 1. The blast radius of an incompetent employee is much smaller. Doubt. Never underestimate the impact of an incompetent person, it could be a single credential leak burn down the company over noght.
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by a012 2y ago
Basil is kinda weed for me too, but they attract a lot of bees and others as well. One day I saw a dragonfly was casually chewing a bee head …
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by a012 2y ago
It looks fun to learn it for scripting. I often use Python to manipulate JSON and YAML and with Python requests library, this seems like a fit
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by a012 2y ago
Is there a TLDW version? But it seems like it’s too little too late for to be able to run the containers on FreeBSD.
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by a012 2y ago
They built it on OpenStack as a clone of AWS offerings
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by a012 2y ago
If you get compensation for being on-call then why not? Unless it’s on Holiday eve

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