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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
As others (and Microsoft) mentioned, it was read only access. The only points of concern here would be if that statement somehow was not true and they were able to add undetected changes, or if their security audit process was severely lac
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
Got a citation for this?
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
Strangely enough, my 2018 Samsung TV honors my LAN's DNS preference (set to an internal IP for pihole). It breaks app and system updates, but that's an okay price to pay :)
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
My 2014 Jetta used the ABS system like this, and it blew my mind after having dealt with failed Nissan TPMS sensors all the time.
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
Yep, happens to me too. Almost always if I need a bit more sleep but the sun is already up. I don't have these in-between dreaming/awake dreams if it's the middle of the night and still dark.
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
VW is seemingly, in my experience, an outlier. Their small displacement turbocharged engines will run fine on 87, but really like 91 (or E-15 88). My '14 Jetta with the 1.8T got better power and fuel economy on "the good stuff.&
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
This is an oddly specific hardline stance to have. When you have 85 octane available at 7,000 ft and your car is engineered to run with 87 at sea level, you'll be fine.
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
Nope
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
Yep - my little two bay, pre-built NAS has a Celeron in it. I suspect this is the market they're targeting.
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
It's not usually _this_ slow though
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
Ah, the HN hug. Poor site. I have a lot of optimism for this phone. I don't know whether to buy one of these, or wait for the "GA" version to come out. I'm most interested in running Plasma Mobile but being able to &q
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
This was not an expected headline to read this morning. I, like so many others, was shaped by Grant as a kid. It’s a sad day :(
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
This is timely! I have a QNAP TS-251 (two drive bay model) that has been collecting dust for roughly two and a half years. Somebody was able to install a ransomware program on it, I suspect using the QSnatch[1] vulnerability. I triple pas
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
The hilly geography (and poor advanced planning) means you don't have room for your lane to continue ahead of you. It's an intensely short merge that would be dangerous to allow people to fly out into, given you don't have ti
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
This onramp became less stressful and more entertaining when I bought a sports car.
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
That area is a huge car culture city. You’re lucky if these major roads even have sidewalks.
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
This has sorta been my experience with a lot of Apache projects recently. The differences between them are becoming quite nuanced. I'm trying to piece together the main reason why someone would pick this over Camel, or vice-versa. I
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
The P series is such a workhorse. If I had purchasing power over my hardware at work, I'd crank one of those up and replace my workstation+laptop with it.
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
I'm in a similar-ish boat. I've got an i5-6600k with a solid overclock on it. Single core performance is completely modern competitive, but it falls very flat in multicore. Most games will get a huge bump just with a new GPU - Yo
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by aquaticsunset 6y ago
I'm a huge fan, and it seems to be finding commercial success[1]. What it does well for me is preserve kubernetes concepts, but expose them in a way that's easier to manage from an admin standpoint. I learned kube through OpenSh
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
David Kenny ran Watson for a couple years.
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
He famously likes to emphasize the "enterprise" aspect of Red Hat's product offerings. Red Hat is not an open source company - it's an enterprise software company through open source development. It's a really big
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
But the OP is misguided and targeting a beaten down population. What difference does it make if you’re making $7.25/hr as a natural born citizen or an undocumented immigrant? Either way this thing is hurting you hard, and people are
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
Yes, during a global pandemic crisis like this, undocumented immigrants are the problem. I bet every single one of those people in Disney World last week, partygoers in New Orleans, and spring break beach students were overwhelmingly not
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
Adding the [opinion] to this title would be helpful. It's a thought provoking discussion, but one that I don't feel has changed much since the first iPad Pro came out in 2016. Its software really impedes "traditional compute
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
It's just that bad
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
I mean, it's not that outlandish. It's such an apples to oranges comparison but performance for dollar is still in the "build your own desktop" side of the arena, as it's always been. https://pcpartpicke
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
We had a very similar course at Penn State, as well. It's among three courses that I learned the absolute most from, and have had a huge amount of applicability to my life and career. https://bulletins.psu.edu/search&#
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
I'm in the same boat. Left Facebook years ago and realized I was naturally going to keep up with people in my social circles anyway. Email, text, and group messages make it a little bit harder, but the interaction is so meaningful in
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
I get why this is being downvoted, because treating an entire group of people as having one mindset and expectations isn't great, but it's a valid call out. Expectations are different. It's an entirely different set of cultu

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