deelowe

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by deelowe 2y ago
I don't know the specifics of signal. Can you elaborate?
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by deelowe 2y ago
In every instance where I've been privvy to government partnerships, the version of the solutions we deployed were modified to meet regulatory standards.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I'm 4 years into having to use outlook after switching jobs and no longer being able to use google workspace. I continue to be frustrated by the confusing and arcane processes required to do basic stuff like fine previously declined me
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by deelowe 2y ago
Having worked on the infra side of azure, I'm not surprised. Network is centrally managed and that team was a nightmare to deal with. Their ticket queue was so bad they only worked on sev 1 and the occasional 0. Nothing else got touche
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by deelowe 2y ago
I bought it day one. The marketing was great and I had I ton of fun with the game! Congrats on the success.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Apple has been advertising security and privacy as a top feature for years now. It would make sense for people to get upset if those features were removed.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Then Vance should do something about the 5 eyes which is likely the source of this sort of thing.
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by deelowe 2y ago
How many times have we been down this path? Tcp/IP, dos/windows, Linux, virtualization, and on and on. Open platforms always seem to find a way to usurp everyone else. In the end, it's better to be a service provider.
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by deelowe 2y ago
https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/texas-instruments... There should be plenty. 48-54 VDC is the standard for OCP powershelf designs. Hyperscalers such as Google have been working for nearly two decad
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by deelowe 2y ago
Ahh. That % would depend on fleet size. AFR should be under 1% for most drives.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I assume by "cycle" they are referring to mtbf/afr
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by deelowe 2y ago
Voltage regulators. Voltage regulation technology is extremely advanced as even very small efficiency gains can save billions for hyperscalers. Unfortunately, I don't know of any specific products to share as power isn't my domain
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by deelowe 2y ago
Drive manufacturers often publish the AFR. From there you can do the math to figure out what sort of redundancy you need. Rule of thumb is that the AFR should be in the 1-2% range. I haven't looked at BB's data, but I'm sure
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by deelowe 2y ago
> I am becoming more and more convinced that hard drive reliability is linked to the batch more than to the individual drive models themselves. Worked in a component test role for many years. It's all of the above. We definitely saw
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by deelowe 2y ago
No one uses transformers anymore. VRRs are basically mini PCs now. They run firmware and report telemetry and are crazy efficient.
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by deelowe 2y ago
48v is basically already the standard for hyperscalers with power shelf rack designs.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I am a former hiring manager at Google and we were specifically told by hr that we could hire 2 people on one headcount if one of those people met specific dei criteria and there was a list of races and genders that met the criteria. One of
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by deelowe 2y ago
Don't think so. Does cgnat use private IP space? I'm not familiar with how it works.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I'd be happy with 1080p.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Its not that. I'm on a lg c2 with a modern Chromecast (or whatever name Google is calling it now) plugged in. Its all new stuff.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I LOATHE peacock. I don't know what checks they do at the start of the stream, but they always peg me at 720p or lower resolution despite having over 300mb. Its not an issue on any other streaming app and they give you no option to set
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by deelowe 2y ago
Just because Facebook created a walled garden that doesn't mean everyone else should too.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I'm not a fan of either doing this. I'm watching all open protocols slowly disappear and it's killing innovation in the industry.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Dcs will start generating power on site soon. I know micro nuclear is one area actively being explored.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Hyperscalers use colos all the time for edge presence.
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by deelowe 2y ago
> Too bad that we are currently doing the exact opposite (cutting down more forest than is regrown). This is not true. Sustainable forestry practices have been increasing forest coverage for some time now.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I was just looking for something like this. Awesome!
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by deelowe 2y ago
Not really. I live in the suburbs. We get a lot of thunderstorms, tornados and hurricanes here (southeast).
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by deelowe 2y ago
I don't know. Seems like where I live the cell network is about as reliable as power. Its why I switched to starlink as at least that stays up/comes back quickly during storms.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Could the idea be to use satellite cellular as that becomes more commonplace?

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