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by amarshall 7y ago
Which, of course, if they aren’t able to be user-replaced with commodity parts, kind of throws the whole “user-upgradeable” part out the window.
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by amarshall 7y ago
The price saddens me. The $6K base is twice the base of the 2013 Mac Pro when it was released. Some quick spec-ing for a somewhat-equivalent DIY build gives somewhere around $3K. The build I was already spec-ing for my next workstation has
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by amarshall 7y ago
The price saddens me. The $6K base is twice the base of the 2013 Mac Pro when it was released. Some quick spec-ing for a somewhat-equivalent DIY build gives somewhere around $3K. I hope at least that the SSDs are standard M.2, but looking a
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by amarshall 7y ago
It gets the information from other (Apple-only?) apps. From Apple Support[1]: > iPhone automatically suggests new contacts from messages you receive in Mail and invitations in Calendar, and from other apps. To turn this feature off, go t
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by amarshall 7y ago
DNSSEC doesn’t really do anything against a BGP attack, since it’s redirecting IPs. So even if the DNS record is signed the same IP goes somewhere else.
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by amarshall 7y ago
Well, it protects against the DNS server itself being redirected. But it doesn’t do anything for IPs that were in the DNS answer being redirected.
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by amarshall 8y ago
This isn’t about G-Suite, though, so I’m fairly certain the support plan you’ve linked will not be useful for a Google Play dev account.
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by amarshall 8y ago
Plenty of them don’t require an internet connection. My Philips Hue and Harmony hubs are both on a VLAN which blocks all outbound traffic (save for MDNS reflection across LAN subnets so they can still be discovered from other subnets).
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by amarshall 8y ago
> says the same photographs are made up of 'multiple shots' On Reddit or in the PetaPixel article? As in the latter the only reference I see to multiple shots is for a panorama (which is possibly the least-controversial way of
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by amarshall 8y ago
There is certainly no clear definition of what “fake” is. Everything is an interpretation of the real world, from the moment it lands on the camera sensor/film. - Open a RAW file in the manufacturer software, Adobe Lightroom, Capture O
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by amarshall 8y ago
Except that one is still likely using a company-owned laptop/desktop to access that account. Any data or activity on company hardware (such as private keys or cookies) should be considered visible by them as there’s likely to be remote
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by amarshall 8y ago
This seems to be (with coincidental timing) the cause of Mandrill’s current outage [1]: > Mandrill uses a sharded Postgres setup as one of our main datastores. On Sunday, February 3, at 10:30pm EST, 1 of our 5 physical Postgres instances
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by amarshall 8y ago
It also requires you to install the binary extension to use the file attachments feature.
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by amarshall 8y ago
Alternatively, Firefox provides similar functionality built-in with userContent.css [1], which avoids needing a third-party extension at all. [1] https://superuser.com/questions/318912/how-to-override-the-c...
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by amarshall 8y ago
As far as I know, no other popular full-disk encryption (LUKS, geli, FileVault) delegates to the SSD’s hardware encryption (by default, anyway) as BitLocker apparently does [0]. Anyone know otherwise? [0]: https://docs.microsoft.
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by amarshall 8y ago
> There is nothing more soul sucking than writing, maintaining, modifying, and supporting ETL to produce data that you yourself never get to use or consume. Instead, give people end-to-end ownership of the work they produce (autonomy). I
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by amarshall 8y ago
Reminds me of fzz [0], which is a similar tool but focused more on interactive modification of prescribed components of a known command/pipeline than appending a pipeline. [0] https://github.com/mrnugget/fzz
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by amarshall 8y ago
> The major IRT lines save for the 7 operate mixed fleets of NTT and R62/A equipment, none of which share door positions IIRC Do they not? The R62 and R142 cars are both the same number of doors and of the same length [1] [2], and t
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by amarshall 8y ago
> IRT and BMT Eastern Division I read this as “IRT Eastern Division and BMT Eastern Division”, and was very confused what the IRT Eastern Division was, but I think you mean all of the IRT? Indeed, the IRT (except R188) would require simi
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by amarshall 8y ago
Yes, and I mentioned that (and the same article) in my post :). But even if you ignore NYC being more expensive, the more recent estimated per-station prices in Paris and Montreal would come to around US$1.5–3 billion for all of NYC’s stati
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by amarshall 8y ago
The biggest problem is indeed cost. Installing platform doors on the platforms throughout the system has been estimated in the past at US$1 million per station (US$400–500 million) in 2012 [1] and US$1 billion in 2013 [2]. But those estimat
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by amarshall 8y ago
Air conditioning in a large, unenclosed space is quite costly and inefficient. Stations typically have passive ventilation (in most NYC stations along most of the length of the platform, plus entrances). And then there’s the massive tunnel
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by amarshall 8y ago
All of the newer “NTT” cars have regenerative braking[1]. NTT cars make up, as far as I can tell, the majority of current revenue-service rolling stock[2] (but there’s still a lot of older cars in-service). [1] http://web.mta.inf
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by amarshall 8y ago
Regardless of whether it claims to adhere to SemVer, Elm hasn’t had a 1.0.0 release yet, and, as such, the following SemVer clause applies: > Major version zero (0.y.z) is for initial development. Anything may change at any time. The pub
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by amarshall 8y ago
A patient’s lack of ownership over their discarded tissue is (at least partially) a result of the decision in Moore v. Regents of the University of California [1] which was, yes, a California Supreme Court case. Though it seems courts in o
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by amarshall 9y ago
The object is still passed by value, however the object itself contains references, which may be mutated. If objects were pass by reference then you’d end up with {a: 2} at the end: let a = {a: 1} function foo(a) { a =