cr3ative

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   by cr3ative 6y ago

   Sorry, let me clarify; your ramblings contain no _valid_ claim. Your link to NANOG (incidentally, the wrong forum for your queries) does not contain any defense of your "Sign in with Apple" ramble, it's for something unrelate
2. 212.▲
   by cr3ative 6y ago

   Okay; I'll bite; I read your post. You have absolutely no claim here and the whole thing reads like the ramblings of someone who needs serious help. It actually gets worse the further down the page I read.
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   by cr3ative 6y ago

   Neat. I have two external monitors which behave very differently though - please make the clipping setting per-monitor rather than global!
4. 214.▲
   by cr3ative 6y ago

   AMT is great. I use it with https://www.meshcommander.com/ - though learning how to provision the machine correctly in Admin Mode so it doesn't pop up a pin-entry screen on the remote end is "fun"!
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   by cr3ative 6y ago

   And then you have brands like POLITICO who go and ruin it for everyone. I'm very glad we don't tolerate those case shenanigans.
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   by cr3ative 6y ago

   It's got my generic one (firstname@), and an older Facebook login email address (facebook@, changed now since Kickstarter leaked that one). Interesting.
7. 217.▲
   by cr3ative 7y ago

   Add more logging. I don't want to have to guess why your service is crashing. I'd much rather be able to jump in to the logs and find the exact exception information so I can fix it quickly.
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   by cr3ative 7y ago

   https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/products/big-format-gam...
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   by cr3ative 7y ago

   If you don't connect it to the internet, all TVs are dumb.
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    by cr3ative 7y ago

    I really don't mean this as a silly question, but it seems like most of his frustrations could be solved with a powered USB 3.1 Gen 2 hub - I don't imagine any of his USB devices are individually pushing 10 Gbps.
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    by cr3ative 7y ago

    The install experience is so much cleaner if you don't let it near a network.
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    by cr3ative 7y ago

    > it will never be used by anyone else after you This isn't true; UK mobile numbers are re-used after a period of inactivity by the operator themselves. Unless, of course, you're keeping the number/line live in permanence?
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    by cr3ative 7y ago

    But with VC funding!
14. 224.▲
    by cr3ative 7y ago

    This goes beyond "similar".
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    by cr3ative 7y ago

    I believe you can do this by configuring an IMAP client and doing it there; then it'll sync the result. Thunderbird, for example, is quite scriptable.
16. 226.▲
    by cr3ative 7y ago

    Chrome, OSX, Macbook Pro (2018). I retried today and it took 30 seconds, looking at the Network tab.
17. 227.▲
    by cr3ative 7y ago

    So looking at https://calculator.platform.uno/ - 84 HTTP requests - 10.2 MB transferred - 51.9 MB in decompressed assets - 23.44 seconds to start the application. For a calculator, these are pretty extreme numbers.
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    by cr3ative 7y ago

    That sounds correct to me, since it could contain NSFW content, and by default, mobile providers in England have content controls switched on.
19. 229.▲
    by cr3ative 8y ago

    So worse than just not supporting sites you visit (via blocking or not clicking), you actively harm their conversion rate on ads, making their slots worth less to networks. Super.
20. 230.▲
    by cr3ative 8y ago

    It's a shame it still doesn't play well with more than one user on a system trying to install packages. I have a work user and a personal user on my laptop. Brew won't let me use both at the same time without getting my hands
21. 231.▲
    by cr3ative 8y ago

    It appears not to be "open" and can in some circumstances cost money, though.
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    by cr3ative 8y ago

    Has this kind of thing stopped, then? https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/28/uber-background-location-d...
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    by cr3ative 8y ago

    Good news, there's a somewhat feasible looking kickstarter doing just that: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ridebeeline/beeline-mot...
24. 234.▲
    by cr3ative 9y ago

    The only products which are cloud-reliant which I am comfortable buying are those with a "critical mass" of reliant users. Philips Hue and Nest, for example, would have a PR disaster on their hands for the large parent companies i
25. 235.▲
    by cr3ative 9y ago

    Or to use srcset?
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    by cr3ative 9y ago

    Looks like scribe_endpoint.php is an error logger for Facebook. I mean, if you block random bits of JS from it, it'll try to report that back up. Although, yes, backoff, come on now.
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    by cr3ative 10y ago

    I realise this is a budget build, but replacing the thermal compound while doing this certainly wouldn't hurt. Re-using it feels wrong.
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    by cr3ative 10y ago

    It does seem a little like the correct thing to do would have been to split those requested documents out in to individual PDFs or scans, which seems to be what they're asking for, rather than pointing towards one large info pack with
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    by cr3ative 10y ago

    http://purple.com - also useful for seeing if someone's internet is working over the phone or not. "Go to purple.com and tell me what you see". Is the answer "purple"? Hooray!
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    by cr3ative 10y ago

    Do you have your table labels muddled on the article? It's showing the 2016 with Touch Bar completing the most builds, but your spreadsheet and general disappointment disagrees with that.