dachryn

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by dachryn 4y ago
remember when Slack tried to file an antitrust complaint about these anti-competitive practices? Yeah well somehow that got silenced real quick. Microsoft is evil under the surface, with extreme close ties to governments, regulators, ...
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by dachryn 4y ago
they already are, but actually most COBOL stuff is pretty safe as far as job security goes. As with anything, its not about the programming language, its about the business context. COBOL outsourcing means having great documentation so they
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by dachryn 4y ago
BMW focused first on hybrid approaches. Saying they abandoned electric is a bit weird. (they are one of the only german brands that offer literally every model in a hybrid version, with decent battery packs. I can commute full electric with
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by dachryn 4y ago
no the entire store account should not be blocked, at least not for a first offense, but I could understand that the transaction is blocked, and that it might that quite some time to figure out what is going on
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by dachryn 4y ago
no, and its simple to visualize even If you move in a circle around a corner, you have constant acceleration, otherwise you would go straight (centripetal force needs acceleration to exist). yet it is possible to move a coffee cup in a corn
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by dachryn 4y ago
what is the performance overhead? especially on recursive calls
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by dachryn 4y ago
actually it's closer than you might think. If you consider the eye and visual cortex to be the first layers of a deep learning network, we are actually getting a relatively similar system. However it has limitations further down the li
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by dachryn 4y ago
in contrast to my cat: let's try to smell it
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by dachryn 4y ago
but it is? Which one is the best-known in your opinion then?
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by dachryn 4y ago
and that you can write on it. Super cool for documenting technical stuff with diagrams etc..
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by dachryn 4y ago
I use Termius, how would you compare these?
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by dachryn 4y ago
they already put a gazillion warnings everywhere only to use Shimano chains.
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by dachryn 4y ago
so one of the future firmware updates will just be to rotate the encryption keys out of spite to make sure it doesn't work anymore. What a time to be alive /s
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by dachryn 4y ago
I am happy with Google Cloud for big stack stuff For more pure infrastructure, linode and digitalocean are awesome and pretty cheap. OVH is a good european alternative that is growing fast
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by dachryn 4y ago
demonitization seems the best option I guess. Leave it up as a display of stupidity, and aviation history. But don't let him profit of something illegal
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by dachryn 5y ago
any recommendations? I read the Cormen introduction to algorithms 3rd ed book, and then a whole bunch of machine learning related books, but I always feel there is a world of algorithms out there that are pretty neat that I haven't unc
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by dachryn 5y ago
to be fair microsoft does exactly the same thing. I have intune on my personal ipad. And the idiots from our IT department accidentally wiped the entire thing. Just because I wanted to be able to read outlook mails. My iCloud was even block
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by dachryn 5y ago
three simple things: - Skype has a full screen button for screen sharing, Teams always takes up some space with their little frames at the sides. Annoying as hell - Skype has a 'actual size' button. So even if someone shares a big
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by dachryn 5y ago
the skype > teams migrations was a costly endeavour for many companies. Sure on paper they give continuity by offering similar services, but in practice the cost to switch to teams is about as high as switching to whatever other solution
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by dachryn 5y ago
thats just blatantly false claims. At least document those supposed hardware short-cuts then. The main problem is that specs nowadays have become meaningless. Thunderbolt has so many variations, same with displayport and hdmi and usb. Anyth
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by dachryn 5y ago
its just trust in the brand. A 3 year old iphone has a high probability of still being a decent phone, fast enough, receiving updates, running latest apps... Also, most of all, you can expect another 2 years out of it if you're not to
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by dachryn 5y ago
unironically, the Huawei p30 is a great android phone. Stable software, not a lot ofbloatware, and acceptably fast security updates. Real shame they are not allowed to make Android phones anymore. I genuinely believe Samsung is a bigger sec
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by dachryn 5y ago
the real danger is that app_debug does less security checks in the middleware layers.
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by dachryn 5y ago
We are probably focusing on the wrong use case here. Yes this virtualization allows us to run windows/linux. Thats not the main goal probably. Its more to reuse packages from those stacks on your android phone, kinda like the VMware Fu
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by dachryn 5y ago
I remember Slackware as being the distro that Backtrack was based on, no? Good times walking around with one of those Asus EEE pc's loaded with Backtrack and feeling like a hacker, whilst in reality it was just a convenient way debug m
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by dachryn 5y ago
can you name some of them?
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by dachryn 5y ago
indeed, either they turn off autopilot to avoid the crash, or it crashed. The cases 'would have crashed if the human did not intervene' should also count if you want to claim it is super safe
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by dachryn 5y ago
people like you are exactly the problem the author is trying to address Sometimes, just sometimes, users want customizability.
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by dachryn 5y ago
ironically, that same could now be said about our gas crisis in Europe, where we handover immense leverage into the control of Russia.
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by dachryn 5y ago
yeah but at least it is also better than those blades you get in microsoft Azure. Now that is a clusterfuck. The 'beauty' of GCP is that I can effectively use my ipad's browser to manage some stuff on the go, or keep google c

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