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by ajdlinux 6y ago
I thought 16GB sounded rather low - it's 8*16 = 128GB.
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Cisco Webex bugs allow attackers to join meetings as ghost users(zdnet.com)
2 points by ajdlinux 6y ago|0 comments
93.
by ajdlinux 6y ago
Thanks - I haven't used Travis for much in a while, so I didn't see this!
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by ajdlinux 6y ago
I see a lot of mentions of "travis-ci.com" in this post, are the OSS changes meant to impact travis-ci.org as well, or just OSS projects that are using travis-ci.com for some reason?
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by ajdlinux 6y ago
I don't work anywhere near geospatial stuff, but this would have been helpful to me a few years ago when I did some hackathon projects that involved Google Maps, frantically trying to integrate a number of different data sources that u
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AMD to Acquire Xilinx(amd.com)
593 points by ajdlinux 6y ago|252 comments
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IBM to spin off managed infrastructure services(newsroom.ibm.com)
2 points by ajdlinux 6y ago|0 comments
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by ajdlinux 6y ago
> What kind of power does a 15 year old have, exactly, to influence it though? A scooter has improved my mobility when I was 15. Going on the internet and saying that the lack of public transport is at fault would have not. True, of cour
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by ajdlinux 6y ago
In my experience as an Australian, if a company sells its product globally and doesn't have complicated per-country sales channels then they usually offer their student discounts program to more than just US students.
100.
by ajdlinux 6y ago
As long as the proposed regulations don't make Google's Australian operations completely unprofitable, they won't.
101.
by ajdlinux 6y ago
To me that sounds like it's intended to cover comments made on posts on the news business's own Facebook page, rather than comments made on other pages or personal profiles, etc.
102.
Response to Google open letter(accc.gov.au)
375 points by ajdlinux 6y ago|318 comments
103.
by ajdlinux 6y ago
For any given political view espoused by members of a major political party, if you think "none of us" want it, you need to get out of your bubble. There's a lot of voters out there who are quite okay with the government doin
104.
by ajdlinux 6y ago
The day a ratio anywhere close to that happens in the Linux kernel, be alert for all the flying pigs outside.
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Remembering Frances E. Allen, first woman to win Turing Award(ibm.com)
2 points by ajdlinux 6y ago|0 comments
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by ajdlinux 6y ago
Note that it's not like other countries don't have consumer protection agencies - the US FTC also engages in a lot of litigation. I'd love to see a comparison of the effectiveness of various countries' consumer protectio
107.
by ajdlinux 6y ago
Capital expenses, not depreciating assets. In any case, my broader point is that tax law for businesses and other taxable organisations is not as simple as "we didn't make a profit and therefore pay no tax this year", and the
108.
by ajdlinux 6y ago
I don't know about the US tax system, but at least in my experience here in Australia, not every expense incurred by a business or partially-taxed non-profit is necessarily deductible. For example, I formed a company with some friends
109.
by ajdlinux 6y ago
Except there's only really one stable coalition in Australia, and that's the coalition between the Liberal Party and some state divisions of the National Party (the Nationals in SA and WA, for example, are not part of the Coalitio
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by ajdlinux 6y ago
It's true that some of it will remain assembly forever, but there are large chunks of existing assembly in the kernel that can be ported to regular C and where the current code paths are getting too long to be effectively maintainable
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IBM releases RTL source code for A2I Blue Gene/Q processor core(github.com)
66 points by ajdlinux 6y ago|12 comments
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by ajdlinux 6y ago
Don't forget the I and the A in the CIA triad, which are likely to be improved by keeping things recorded in writing.
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by ajdlinux 6y ago
And they've been in talks with the Singapore Government for weeks now, so quite possibly they have gotten that licence separately. We'll see.
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by ajdlinux 6y ago
Or non-Western countries! And the list is just startups, too - they're obviously more vulnerable in many ways to financial shocks than large companies, but large corporate layoffs are going to be where the big numbers are.
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by ajdlinux 7y ago
I'm a fire warden in my office that doesn't have a generator, and if the power goes out for more than about an hour or so, the building chief warden is authorised to direct an evacuation to get people out before we lose emergency
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Grepping PDFs Like a Pro(russell.cc)
4 points by ajdlinux 7y ago|0 comments
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by ajdlinux 7y ago
My rather small and unknown city, Canberra, is not regularly referred to as CBR in verbal conversation, but it's been adopted as part of the city's tourism brand.
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by ajdlinux 7y ago
Upstream Linux continues to support Power Macs today.
119.
by ajdlinux 7y ago
"a good club where we live" implies the existence of more than one club...
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by ajdlinux 7y ago
A friend of mine who's in his mid-20s works at an infosec firm where he and quite a few of his colleagues have recently obtained ham licences. They went along and tried to engage the local club. They gave up and now refuse to deal with

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