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by buttersbrian 6y ago
Yet they applied the google name to nest? Android remains without a google moniker (other issues there). Point being that google has quite a few inconsistencies in their naming (which is a thing in itself) and their not applying Google bran
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by buttersbrian 6y ago
So Buy local, not buy the best? Not advocating either way honestly, but is local more important if the H1B candidate is markedly better?
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by buttersbrian 6y ago
It doesn't seem certain that they won't dogfood in addition to using the expertise internally.
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by buttersbrian 6y ago
and does it currently work with python apps that work via wsgi?
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by buttersbrian 6y ago
If I am understanding the premise: In a scenario of 12 people video chatting around the world, I don't believe you could guarantee consistent high-speed connections between the involved parties.
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by buttersbrian 6y ago
It is going to get easier, atleast in one use case. My understanding is you will be able to receive video calls inside android/messages even if duo is not installed, but initiate calls only if duo is installed.
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by buttersbrian 6y ago
On mobile -- Messages + Duo converging a bit and you'll be able to receive video calls whether you have duo or not. Desktop -- Meet/Chat converging and getting a unified UI for business/desktop users. I think it is taking tim
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by buttersbrian 6y ago
Hangouts isn't pushed, but it's a holdover until they finish the merge of duo/video chat into messages, and the GSuite consolidation of meet/chat. There's some cool things coming from google that should have been do
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
I believe it was an internal product before it was ever a publicly available one. IIRC it was successful inside and was public dogfooding at that point. Maybe I am mis-remembering.
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Can you suggest another company with the experience and expertise at this scale to go with the unbesmirched reputation needed to write an information and helpful book on this topic?
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Can we just get the 'color picker' option that exists on windows when you are using chrome/color key feature for 'green screen' effects? Not having that on Linux when it exists on windows is frustrating.
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Define accessible? If polling stations are closed, strategically, and people cannot afford the time/money to vote, or wait to vote, are they truly accessible? Mail-in is a different situation, so I am not considering this. Otherwise,
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
If you could vote through any 'device', the transportation, time, and money (depending on how the device aspect works) arguments would largely be moot. Define minority language people? Spanish (primary) speakers in the US are more
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Curious about this as well. Google hate here can be palpable
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
But i have an option to get it printed right there and NOT give them my email, or phone number.
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
of the artists, certainly.
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Agreed. Having more games built on linux and vulkan seems lik ea nice benefit.
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
It really is negligible. The controller is a wifi controller connecting directly to the player's Stadia instance which helps combat latency. As for a game like SF, I am not sure. They have MK on Stadia and I hear people enjoy it but I
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Google doesn't really kill pay services. So while projects and random free services are killed all the time (too often probably), it's kinda unfair to apply that reputation to Stadia.
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
is it considered better than ZFS?
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
now i get http://www.rankbabes.com
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Exactly this. Nearly anything on the internet that is concerned with speed does this in some fashion.
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Isn't this ignoring other parts of the world? Europe single handidly can drive this market. Also large portions of asia that would love affordable electric vehicles (not ness "cars") for their densely populated cities. Never
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
It works great on many games. Pro fortnite players would cringe at the latency, but it is good for a large portion of games out there. I've played Destiny, Thumper, Ghost Recon, Tomb-Raider etc on it and only Thumper was tricky when I
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
There is a free tier coming, so you even if you stopped paying for "pro" you would be able to access any games you had purchased. This is the same as Xbox and PSnow, etc. You have to pay for the service via a game pass or pro memb
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Having played games on stadia, I cannot disagree more. Seems a bit dismissive when MS, Sony, Nvidia, and Google etc having built streaming services that consumers have enjoyed.
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by buttersbrian 7y ago
Cloud providers offer it as a managed-service/product. K8 itself is not a product tho.
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by buttersbrian 8y ago
this. straight cold-brew coffee is very 'strong'. As arya169 mentioned, at least a 1:1 coffee to water ratio.
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by buttersbrian 8y ago
What are the downsides of eBPF(XDP)programs compared to the previous options (DPDK etc.)? Do you consider eBPF(XDP) to be the clear next step in this space?
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by buttersbrian 8y ago
can you give an ELI5 of the benefits of XDP over current technologies?

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