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But isn't that part of why the standard is so terrible? Isn't the only way to get maximum power delivery over a Thunderbolt cable? You can probably charge a laptop over a standard cheap USB-C cable..but you might not depending on
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Blame scalpers. I work on a small time website that happens to sell limited release shoes occasionally. Its almost impossible to keep the site functional during these releases because the buying bots are both aggressive and smart. They HAMM
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4y ago
Their support for registering 800 numbers and verifying your identity is absolute 100% trash. I've filled out their verify form many times, every time to be prompted to do it all over again months later. Over and over again. I was a HU
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4y ago
In Michigan now that its legal the prices have plummeted. I just saw a place advertising $100 for 2 full ounces for new recreation customers. Thats an insane deal. I'm sure its not the best stuff but its a shocking amount.
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4y ago
I'm in the same boat. I have no problem with the processing speed of the Mini but I want to be able to drive my 6ft of monitors on my desk. Right now I'm using a hackintosh, but I'd switch in a heartbeat if I could
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4y ago
When you say Raspberry Pi clone, is it a real clone? Or is it just another single board computer?
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I regularly see people in the scientific and engineering fields spend more than 10k on a workstation without blinking. A company I work with that does antenna design for example dropped 12k (plus a bit more) on a workstation within the last
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4y ago
"was"? It still seems like a confused mess with lots and log 'security' that people ignore
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4y ago
My friends that are interested in electric vehicles (and myself) are now much more interested in the traditional car manufacturers electric vehicles. My wife is eyeing the Cadillac Lyric instead.
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4y ago
From looking at the comments on here it seems many people are missing the point of this device and are thinking of it as something more than what it is--which is an adapter from an old device to a modern printer. It is not a general replace
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4y ago
I'm aware of the things you're talking about and I also find them annoying. But I just setup a brand new Windows 11 Pro laptop and I had NO idea how bad things had gotten. By default out of the box a brand new Windows Pro install
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4y ago
You're extremely lucky then. On our (very large, very strictly managed Windows 10 fleet) Edge is CONSTANTLY becoming the default PDF handler. Its a real PITA and MS has failed to give admins the tools to manage this correctly. These an
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4y ago
Maybe we can just extend it forever and drop it. And dissolve DHS at the same time as well.
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4y ago
I much prefer a good black bean patty to a Beyond/Incredible patty. They smell like cat food and never sit right in my stomach.
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Its a hack and ugly. But lots of system admin folks love it and between them pushing it at work and MS pushing it its hard to avoid. Its reaaaaal shitty though, especially when they enable it on someone with a huge profile and you're i
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4y ago
Rubber-hose cryptography: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber-hose_cryptanalysis
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My friends with the newer watches/chargers say that they throw it on the charger when they get up to hit the shower in the morning and its mostly charged by the time they're ready to head out to work.
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4y ago
I don't heat up leftovers, I just eat them cold. But we do have a microwave (we bought it at the beginning of the pandemic so we could heat up frozen meals--we didn't have one before). I had cold leftover pasta for lunch today. My
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I bet its between 3-5 with the Dells. Its long enough that I often have that sinking feeling after issuing a reboot where I think its hanging and I'll need to make a trip to the data center...just to finally breath a sigh of relief whe
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They used to be fast booting before switching to the UEFI monster they have now.
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4y ago
Those docks are a mess. USB-C/Thunderbolt is an AWFUL connector for a dock. The strain on the cables (docks are always shoved in weird corners with tight turns and pressure on the cable) and the ports get worn out very fast with the st
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4y ago
Most of these places won't be completely destroyed. The house will mostly be there so they'll do some cosmetic repairs, repair the most obvious damage, landscaping, and then try and sell it down the road.
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4y ago
On 11, just click the 'login with Microsoft Account' and for email use no@thankyou.com and when you click Next it'll automatically dump you to the local setup flow.
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4y ago
They may have bought it 5 years ago, but it wasn't 5 years old. Also for future reference you can update the certs on older OS X versions to get a few more years out of a system for someone thats happy with it: https://apple
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4y ago
I always thought that the nuclear strike was designed to be step 1 in a Doomsday scenario--followed almost immediately by the application of weaponized smallpox and other biological agents. You can't really wipe out humanity with nucle
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Thats how my department uses the cloud--we have an image we store up at AWS geared towards a couple of tasks and we spin up a big instance when we need it, run the task, pull out the results, then stop the machine. Total cost sub-100 dollar
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Yup, and aircraft engine parts
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The editors are not being puritanical. They're trying to illustrate to him that his writing (when read by an American) is adding context that he may not be trying to add. For example, the bad parenting example at the bottom. He clearly
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I also work with companies that won't sell to GE (since the late 80s/early 90s) because of 1) ridiculous JIT bs with parts 2) extreme hoops to go through to get paid 3) just endless rigamarole at every step with them. It got so ba
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Turns out that if you hollow out a giant company you can turn out huge profits and it takes awhile for the corpse to fall.
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