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Uncovering the Secrets of Grimrail Depot [video](youtube.com)
1 points by cbg0 8y ago|0 comments
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by cbg0 8y ago
That only establishes that an e-mail sent from john@example.com was authorized for sending by example.com.
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by cbg0 8y ago
> Pretty good competition. Not when it comes to pricing.
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by cbg0 8y ago
It's actually a very reasonable assumption, as most people don't really know about the limits of fiber, but they do own mobile phones which seem to work almost wherever they are thanks to wireless technology.
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by cbg0 8y ago
As the article states, this money is to help them become more competitive in a landscape where there are a few large players that everyone goes to. The EU is very interested in fighting monopoly and cartel-like behavior, so this investment
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by cbg0 8y ago
> I also remember they had 2x optic fiber networks, one underground and one from the telephone/uitility poles. This is still an unresolved nightmare even today with some fiber hanging on telephone poles and some being dug undergroun
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by cbg0 8y ago
To what avail really? You'll just be changing one cable for another. Also, HDMI 2.1 spec is 48gbps so USB4 wouldn't really be compatible with the latest HDMI version.
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by cbg0 8y ago
As an employee, you kind of need history to be able to make a prediction like that, otherwise you will be a bit surprised when you see your employer is taking on contracts to enhance the military, to speak to the naivete that was brought up
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by cbg0 8y ago
> Not really, because they need to keep HoloLens inside the company. HoloLens maybe, but the hypothetical repackaged FreedomLens could simply be based off of it.
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by cbg0 8y ago
They can always package up anything used for military purposes and move it to a different branch or subsidiary to create a large enough disconnect that will keep most employees satisfied.
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by cbg0 8y ago
You say that as if there's a huge history of these companies' tech being used to enhance warfare.
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by cbg0 8y ago
It is when you're in a raid and there are dozens of spells going off all around you. They have however made some tweaks recently, but it's still not incredibly well optimized.
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by cbg0 8y ago
You can store hashes in the blockchain for auditing, you don't need to store the actual data.
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by cbg0 8y ago
I'm sure you can put in the work to fill the form with some made up info if you really want the book.
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by cbg0 8y ago
I was really hoping this would actually contain some failure rates. Compared to this blog post, the wikipedia page for SSDs ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-state_drive ) is more informative overall, and also doesn&
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Ultrasonic Fingerprint Scanners: How Do They Work?(androidauthority.com)
1 points by cbg0 8y ago|0 comments
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by cbg0 8y ago
You're very wrong. They can always make more money, but they can't make more time.
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by cbg0 8y ago
Would this small device even be able to send data back to the antenna to complete the connection? It might work with a non standard protocol though, where it just accepts data sent to it via 2.4GHz. Also, the 8 mile range is obviously very
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by cbg0 8y ago
> What would have happened if Google had secretly put a microphone into their fire alarms as well, not just their home security system? You could have found it by dismantling the device and the renter would have won their case against th
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by cbg0 8y ago
If this $800/mo. is for the 32GB setup with 1 standby, for around $4500 you can outright buy 2 servers with similar specs (E3-1240 v6, 32GB DDR4, 2 x 960GB Micron 5100 SSDs) plus you get bare metal performance. If you have a rack set u
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by cbg0 8y ago
Specifically tied to this discussion: extstore is free on memcached, meanwhile you need to pay for Redis Enterprise if you want similar functionality (Redis on Flash), as far as I know.
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How Mueller could have gotten Roger Stone’s WhatsApp messages(qz.com)
1 points by cbg0 8y ago|0 comments
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by cbg0 8y ago
In an age when people doxx you and call your employer to ask them to fire you because you upset their delicate sensibilities, it is somewhat understandable to be paranoid.
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by cbg0 8y ago
Most likely they'll settle for a lower sum if they want to continue to operate there, otherwise it might be simpler and cheaper to just pull out of Malaysia.
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by cbg0 8y ago
Not sure what all the hate is about, I quickly figured out they were looking to sell me more storage space, though I do admit the page is really busy.
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by cbg0 8y ago
There's also another Google text to the right of the rear wheel.
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by cbg0 8y ago
> obvious wrongdoings He's innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. CEOs have to plan ahead of time to sell their shares, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEC_Rule_10b5-1
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by cbg0 8y ago
I've tested this on my Filco Majestouch 2 with MX Browns but it barely managed to detect anything, and even then it didn't do very well. I think this is also highly dependent on the microphone used (I used the one in my Logitech w
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by cbg0 8y ago
The difference in resolution from 1080p is very noticeable and a definite improvement if you prefer more detail in your movies.
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by cbg0 8y ago
If you're happy with your 1080p TV, you'll probably continue to be so, unless you get a 4K OLED TV, which may blow your mind a bit.

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