architect64

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by architect64 2y ago
One issue to watch out for: Sub-4K res monitors look surprisingly bad on newer versions of macOS with Apple Silicon Macs. And no, it's not simply a matter of non-Retina obviously not looking as nice as Retina monitors - something lik
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by architect64 4y ago
As far as Mini PCs go, I'd consider Intel NUCs (currently NUC 12 Pro line), primarily because they have great firmware lifecycle support. A lot of cheaper brands in the NUC-like Mini PC space don't consistently release firmware up
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by architect64 5y ago
At first I thought the same, but their North American dataset includes countries in Central America and the Caribbean. The US does a relatively good job within its borders, but could do more to support waste management efforts in less wealt
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by architect64 5y ago
Related: There's a startup with a laptop focused on repairability, without sacrificing much thinness or style: https://frame.work/about
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by architect64 6y ago
This is incorrect; there are several phones that are water resistant and thin, despite having a headphone jack. The primary motivation was to help sell AirPods (which customers then have to discard and buy new ones every year, because of th
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by architect64 6y ago
Did the headphone jack get removed because everyone wanted it gone, too? :P
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by architect64 6y ago
I enjoy the Axios news format; it's pretty concise, and you have the option to dig deeper into a given topic or event.
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by architect64 6y ago
I don't know about prettiest; I'm a big fan of the 787's sleek, flexible composite wings. :P
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by architect64 7y ago
I've been thinking about the same thing since Google impressed everyone with their computational photography tech years ago. The software in DSLRs is really primitive in comparison. 2014: https://ai.googleblog.com/2014&
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by architect64 7y ago
For what it's worth, the Superfish and LSE BIOS scandals didn't apply to ThinkPads. I think Lenovo understands that they have too many serious business and gov clients using ThinkPads to risk doing something silly like that to the
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by architect64 8y ago
For enterprise networks, you can still analyze the pattern of packets to match fingerprints of C2 traffic. There are solutions such as Cisco's Encrypted Traffic Analytics, that do just this: https://www.cisco.com/c&#x2F