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by axaxs 6y ago
In the context of my comment, better jobs. Doctors, lawyers, and proper engineers and such. Basically, the kids who worked harder excelled in college and stuck with it.
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by axaxs 6y ago
I'm not 'old', but I'm not young anymore either, though I still remember it. My biggest personal gripe is my brain slowly slipping. It's just not as fast as it used to be, and my memory not anywhere as good. I wa
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by axaxs 6y ago
Same. In my experience, the relatively smart people in school who worked hard had more successful lives than the even smarter kids who didn't.
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by axaxs 6y ago
Good to know, thanks. Usually I'm interested in either casting a browser window, or even the whole screen usually, which I've been coming up short on.
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by axaxs 6y ago
Thanks for this, I can't wait to test it out. Are there other ways to control chromecasts from Linux? I used to be able to cast straight from Chromium, but that hasn't worked for me in at least a couple years.
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by axaxs 6y ago
Absolutely. But if you make that decision, why waste more time commenting on it? I don't mean this to be negative, just food for thought.
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by axaxs 6y ago
They could not have picked a worse name. No kid is gonna say 'find me on shorts.'
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by axaxs 6y ago
Not sure why you are downvoted, this is correct. What the R's did to Merrick Garland was a disgrace. What kind of wink and a nod agreement is that? They should codify this into law, not keep perpetuating it forever. How long until
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by axaxs 6y ago
Same, but different reasons. I just like seeing 'No Bullshit' on their site, since that's basically what I'm thinking when looking for such services.
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by axaxs 6y ago
LOL. My wife said "you look like the dad from the Croods." It definitely seems to over caveman a bit, but I liked it!
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by axaxs 6y ago
I can relate, somewhat. One particular training video we were required to watch, not on diversity but microagressions, left me with the takeaway "say nothing to anyone, ever."
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by axaxs 6y ago
Where would you draw the line between Guild and contractors? I once worked with an extremely talented closeknit small contract company in Canada. When offered jobs at my company, they basically laughed and said they are well compensated.
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by axaxs 6y ago
AFAIK, most new construction houses for the past decade or so have some amount of air intake, because houses are built too 'tight' now, but this might be somewhat location dependent.
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by axaxs 6y ago
I remember this as well. My opinion is that both sides were in the wrong. I think it's a case where the creator is overambitious, and set unrealistic timelines that obviously weren't met. In response, many called him a scammer&
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by axaxs 6y ago
If you only look at today's numbers, it doesn't make a ton of sense. But looking at the market, the world is moving -more- towards ARM, not away. The last couple years have given us ARM in a gaming console, ARM in mainstream lap
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by axaxs 6y ago
I agree, but my argument here is that it's up to the producer. They obviously wanted it to be a digital paper, for some reason, and not a data mining source. We should blame the producers, not the format. It's equivalent to say
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by axaxs 6y ago
A lot of people here seem to knock PDF, but I love it. Anyone who has tried to use OpenOffice full time probably does too. We have 'descriptive text' in MS various formats, or even html/css. The problem is every implemente
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by axaxs 6y ago
That's so...odd. When I think Oracle, I think old suits selling boring old tech. Not 12 year olds twerking and/or pretending to be killed at Auschwitz(yes, a real trend).
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by axaxs 6y ago
Perhaps not. I mean AMD and soon Intel basically compete with themselves by pushing advances in both discrete GPU and APU at the same time, one negating the need for the other. I'm not claiming I'm right and you're wrong, of
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by axaxs 6y ago
This seems fair, as long as it stays true(regarding open licensing and neutrality). I've mentioned before, I think this will ultimately be a good thing. NVidia has the gpu chops to really amp up the reference implementation, which is
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by axaxs 6y ago
I dunno, Openssl CLI is one hairy beast. To be honest I don't really know the best solution to such problems. Smaller, more specialized binaries? I mean, s_client is so vastly different than say, rsa.
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by axaxs 6y ago
I don't get the reference?
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by axaxs 6y ago
I don't buy the poll, at all. When I move SSH off port 22, I don't get 50 percent traffic. I get 0 percent. It's the first thing I do to harden any server.
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by axaxs 6y ago
Comparisons are a little unfair, because traditional cars are like department stores: nobody pays MSRP. Tesla, however, everyone pays MSRP. That's not a knock against them, it just muddies the comparison a bit. I bought a brand new
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by axaxs 6y ago
Same, but I doubt it. It's been around for many years. I had to migrate services away from it recently, even.
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by axaxs 6y ago
Impressive, sure. But curious what makes it scary to you?
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by axaxs 6y ago
All because of an ICANN money grab. If it were really about 'having choice', applications wouldn't have cost so much.
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by axaxs 6y ago
I can answer this question from my own perspective, at least. CPUs with integrated graphics are not as fast as standalone historically. Compare say, a ryzen 3600 to a 3400G. Passmark below: 3400G: 9425 3600: 17850 for fun 1600: 12444
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by axaxs 6y ago
Well, yeah. It was college only for only 3 years. For about 2-3 years after that it still skewed younger/techie, but past that has turned into a hellhole of vanity, inspirational posters, fwds from grandma, and politics. So, let&#x2
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by axaxs 6y ago
Linux support exists, but is a royal pain. With my 5500XT, even on Arch linux it wasn't properly supported unless I compiled a few things from Git. I applaud the open source effort, but let's not pretend it's all sunshine an

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