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by deagle50 9y ago
My old plastic/rubber back Nexus 5 had it. The glass is there for more than just wireless charging.
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by deagle50 9y ago
The kid isn't doing himself any favors but this is totally on the recruiter. Good lesson to learn early, you will have to deal with many ignorant people in your career and you need to adapt on the fly.
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by deagle50 9y ago
Perhaps driving is not an option if you live in major cities? Whole Foods has prime locations in urban centers.
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by deagle50 9y ago
This. Got me using Quiver with Syncthing pointed at the database (json). So far I like it but the iOS app requires WebDAV if you can't use Dropbox. I might set that up soon.
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by deagle50 9y ago
The mac version is still the old one look like.
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by deagle50 9y ago
Balitimore-Columbia showed up because of Columbia, not Baltimore. NSA and several other agencies are in or near Columbia, plus the contracting firms who support them.
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by deagle50 9y ago
+1. Youtube was terrible the past week and I have 100/100 FIOS with speed tests exceeding that. Google needs to take gloves off.
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by deagle50 9y ago
Some i3 models also support ECC when paired with the right chipset. My NAS runs on an i3-2100/Supermicro/ECC DDR3 setup. The i3 was a $100 Microcenter special. If I ever have to upgrade the compute portion I will definitely consid
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by deagle50 9y ago
They go straight to your boss' boss and if they don't get what they want from him they go to his boss.
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by deagle50 9y ago
how long ago was this if you don't mind me asking?
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by deagle50 9y ago
Nice, I might start using Uber again.
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by deagle50 9y ago
Yes, many schools offer work-study programs and you're free to take fewer classes per semester (within certain limits) than what a 4 year plan would require.
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by deagle50 9y ago
I went to my state's top public school for <7000/year. It's doable. In addition to a predatory loan system, the US also has a problem of too many kids who can't afford it being suckered to private or out-of-state scho
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by deagle50 9y ago
The hypervisor could throttle the workload even if it lit up the entire physical node (which is unlikely). The CPU could also throttle itself, the instances where Prime fried CPUs were due to overclockers forcing high frequencies and voltag
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by deagle50 9y ago
You're right that companies diversify into other asset classes, but cash is still a major asset class and that risk needs to be managed. In contrast, Apple and Qualcomm sell product all over the globe and are currency diversified by de
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by deagle50 9y ago
Apple has raised prices in other countries multiple times over the last few years to counter a strong dollar.
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by deagle50 9y ago
Part of their strategy is protection against a Yen devaluation and shifting their holdings to US and European assets before their purchasing power decreases. Same reason why the Chinese are buying up real estate in the US and Canada.
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by deagle50 9y ago
Profit margin, plain and simple. I'm willing to pay a premium for the best laptop, been using macbooks exclusively for years and they are actually a great value for the quality of the components. But I will not pay 3x for comparable de
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by deagle50 10y ago
I ran FreeNAS for a long time and finally gave up on it and ZFS for media storage and apps. After a brief stint with OMV/snapraid/mergerfs I bought unRAID and I've been very happy. The Docker integration is second to none for
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by deagle50 10y ago
Last I read K12 was cancelled.
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by deagle50 10y ago
If you need openVPN don't run Mikrotik. I love routerOS but openVPN over TCP is no good.
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by deagle50 10y ago
It's actually not a bad financial decision at all relative to other cars. Reasonably specced Model S montly lease costs after tax benefits come out to well under $1000/month. That's on par with a mid-high spec E-class or 5-se
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by deagle50 10y ago
I have relay disabled so I can only comment on the LAN experience. Been using Syncthing for about 6 months on Mac, Windows and Linux with great success and no discovery issue.
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by deagle50 10y ago
I had to transition to consulting which meant my productivity was now measured by billable hours and project deadlines vs "butt in chair". It took me over a year to find this type of job. Since then I moved into pre-sales which gi
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by deagle50 10y ago
This is why I work from home. I can work in sprints and take breaks to make food, exercise, run errands and play video games. You will have to drag me back to an office 9-5 at gunpoint.
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by deagle50 10y ago
OSX, Messages (SMS relay in particular), phone hardware, iOS security, privacy, and battery efficiency.
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by deagle50 10y ago
I'm with you. Another key benefit of regularly switching is the sheer amount of people you meet who can help you out next time you want to change.
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by deagle50 10y ago
Doing that at some of the agencies I've contracted with in the past would take a mile of red tape.
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by deagle50 10y ago
Not sure if dev is different but in ops you rarely get to a 'senior' position until you apply for one and get the job. That said, applying to jobs without meeting someone there first is not the best way to go about it.
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by deagle50 10y ago
The downside of indirect democracy coupled with corporate meritocracy is that the strongest players rise quickly and then rig the game to enshrine their elite position. This is what happened shortly after WW2 and we've been pawns in th

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