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Are these things PIV or something else?
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This requires a “Microsoft Defender ATP for Servers” license. But it isn’t clear on how to obtain that
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Last commit from 2017
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I can’t see the examples on hash.ai’s front page without creating an account.
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The native client also has benefits that don't come from electron and a javascript vm, being able to use 9 GB of swap and remaining performant!
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6y ago
That’s.. kinda on them isn’t it?
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6y ago
Viewing this site took 4.5MB with trackers. That's half a dollar of data. Now I understand that IOT stuff would likely have smaller payloads. But that really looks like a great way to rack up costs with a run away program submitting or
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Ever go to an Italian restaurant and they have a 30 minute or so variance in how soon they bring your order? That’s because they don’t adjust for the online orders in their kitchen. Either constrained by physical size or staff, also most se
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6y ago
Have you tried pizza pie? But really, the economics are all in operations and scale. Some people may complain that they can’t get delivery 10 miles away from a restaurant.. but they aren’t willing to tip or pay higher for the back and forth
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6y ago
For something like this, would you set up power of attorney for anything that comes up?
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6y ago
I guess more towards predictable and within expectations.
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6y ago
Would military like training help? Drilling events, having high quality roleplay? It's not like Nasa flies to space without drilling everything.
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6y ago
I’d like this but with the typematrix layout, which is ortholinear and with enter and backspace in the center.
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6y ago
In my second year, I had to do this on paper, showing every step. The prime sizes were about 10 digits as to keep things within a few sheets of paper. It seems my memory of it was traumatizing, one of the few assignments I had where I remem
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6y ago
I kinda like this, a way to make the profile more personable rather than a vanity graph and select repos. But this emoji fascination is beyond me.
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3 max-expensive "analytics" servers were how my company discovered a breach. "Why is our cost projected to go up so significantly?" They were of course mining on GPUs.
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6y ago
I don't even let my screens turn off anymore; these days I get this weird thing where after waking the monitors up the monitor does not get a signal, but if it is plugged in, the mouse jumps around at like 2fps on the main display as i
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6y ago
I have an app running in the field, but it’s not friendly for what I’d like, which includes background jobs that run on a schedule, and only on one process. I have to do some sort of race to shared memory for who initialized it first.
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6y ago
What libraries or services do you recommend using to implement that very approach?
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6y ago
As in like Java Bigdecimal, with a BigInteger on the left side, and a fixed precision on the right?
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6y ago
They aren't making a profit because they're spending more than they're making. They make enough to pay the driver, the operations around that, and the tech running the site. But their shareholders see this as an opportunity t
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6y ago
Why not healthcare while we are at it? It’s been in the complaint list for over a decade now.
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Sometimes my old code is “why did I over engineer this, it’s so hard to trace through” Other times it’s “I think I really nailed the dev UX on this.” These days I’m prioritizing more on conveying intent and proper use by name, location, and
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MIT and BSD licenses are very embeddable, but I am not familiar enough with Apache licensing when it comes to embedding. This is why I ask.
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The source is using `.cpp`, though it does not appear to be using any C++ features. Would it be reasonable to move to `.c` so that it can be integrated in all sorts of things? Aside, when something is Apache licensed, and someone wants to m
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6y ago
In one of my past employers, we used “ZZ” for the “gibberish” environment, which was auto generated from English EN to include all sorts of accents and symbols, as well as padding to the max width specified on every label and field.
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an ODB port device, which connects with bluetooth to your phone. It records how gas-efficient your driving is, as well as beeping when you go over 80 mph or have a hard break. It tried to gamify your driving behavior to be more efficient an
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They made my unit end of life, and then found themselves at end of life. This is IoT.
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Thank you to the mod that updated the title.
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I am disappointed that crypto currencies conflate their name with cryptography. Although this is the title of the article, it is misleading.
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