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by desdiv 10y ago
If someone brought BTC in China and told it in the US none of it would be reflected on the blockchain. From the exchange's database's perspective, it'll be a credit to their CNY account and a debit to their USD account. No BT
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by desdiv 10y ago
>There is not really a UX flow apart from telling the user to recover the file from backup. I agree with all your points, but just want to offer a possible UX solution: Since the vast majority of data on people's hard drives are vid
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by desdiv 10y ago
>why is it bad first to analyze what already exists and to evaluate good / bad sides of that? It's a legal defense strategy. ZFS is covered by multiple patents. If someone who have never read about any of ZFS's designs and
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by desdiv 10y ago
BTRFS is GPL licensed and thus Apple can't touch it with a 10 foot pole.
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Streacom DB4 Fanless Mini-ITX Chassis(streacom.com)
3 points by desdiv 10y ago|2 comments
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Xen Project 4.7 and 4.6.3 Release(blog.xenproject.org)
1 points by desdiv 10y ago|0 comments
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by desdiv 10y ago
48.8% of Rust users use nightly, 23 percentage points among them use both stable and nightly, which means 25.8% of Rust users use only nightly. Is it just me or does that seem exceedingly high? I'm guessing that a good deal of them a
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by desdiv 10y ago
What you're describing is only true of previous generation nuclear plants, where there was no need to implement load following. There is nothing inherent in nuclear power that makes it impossible to throttle and indeed there are curren
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by desdiv 10y ago
>brew list Protip: "brew list" will list all installed packages, including dependencies, which you might not want. What you probably want is "brew leaves", where it lists all installed packages that are not dependenc
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by desdiv 10y ago
He's saying give the security guy your burner phone as a faint. Then the security guy has no reason (and no excuse) to metal detect you and your real phone. Then you use your unpouched real phone to record the concert.
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by desdiv 10y ago
>Brands like Denny's embraced this approach and have an amazing Tumblr blog and presence because of this - the original engagements they received paid off immensely over time. For those out of the loop: http://imgur.com&#
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Intel Launches 4 and 8S Broadwell-EX Xeons E7-4800v4 and E7-8800v4 Up to 384 Threads(anandtech.com)
2 points by desdiv 10y ago|1 comments
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by desdiv 10y ago
Off topic: Your ¹²³ thing is really cool. Do you mind if I use it too?
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by desdiv 10y ago
Why openly announce that you're paying the ransom? Here's some major disadvantages that I can think of: 1. Announces to world that you have poor security/backup practices which encourages more attacks against you 2. Announces
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by desdiv 10y ago
Disadvantage: tomb robbers who steal the statues will receive radiation poisoning. Advantage: tomb robbers who steal the statues will receive radiation poisoning.
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by desdiv 10y ago
I got your introduction email and replied immediately, but didn't hear anything from you after that. Maybe GMail spam filtered my reply to you?
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by desdiv 10y ago
Could you tell us more about this connector? What's its pitch? What's the PCB thickness? Would something like this[0] work? Hit me up if you guys are interested in getting a small batch of this made. My email is in my profile. [0]
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by desdiv 10y ago
In the order importance: 1. Driver issues on Linux 2. Discrete graphics failing and taking the whole logic board with it. Most of my laptops have died this way. 3. Battery life 4. Heat
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by desdiv 10y ago
I'm shopping for a rMBP and the 256GB flash thing is a big problem. I need OSX + Xcode for the occasional iOS app development, but mostly use Windows. OSX + Xcode and a few iOS emulator images is easily 100GB, so that leaves me with on
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Samsung Demos Its First BGA SSD: 1500 MB/s Read Speed and Tiny Package(anandtech.com)
144 points by desdiv 10y ago|131 comments
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The ARM Cortex A73 – Artemis Unveiled(anandtech.com)
118 points by desdiv 10y ago|14 comments
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by desdiv 10y ago
Just curious, is that 3500 per server per year? Or 3500 for the lifetime of the server?
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by desdiv 10y ago
https://doc.rust-lang.org/bitflags/bitflags/macro.bitflags!.... To save you guys two clicks.
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by desdiv 10y ago
Yep, this looks like exactly what I need. Thanks!
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by desdiv 10y ago
Think of it as a daily sales report. Sometime (any time) during day the admin user clicks a button which launches the job. The fastest I've seen an EC2 instance booting is about 45 seconds, which is too slow for my needs. A cold-start
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by desdiv 10y ago
I was planning on porting some short-lived but computationally intensive jobs to AWS Lambda. These run once per day so cost isn't an issue at all. The whole plan fell apart when I found that Lambda doesn't support more than 2 conc
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by desdiv 10y ago
>Tesla doesn't have sales people, You go into an apple store, [and] they don't have sales people. God, I love these word games. Tesla doesn't have sales people; they have Product Specialists [0]. Tesla doesn't have s
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by desdiv 10y ago
>...especially from IBM which has always been willing to do low volume tapeouts (helps to own a foundary) IBM sold all its fabs to GlobalFoundries about a year ago[0]. [0] http://www.extremetech.com/computing/192430-
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by desdiv 10y ago
Plenty of people shorted Bitcoin on Bitcoinica, but they didn't lose their money when BTC went up. They lost their money when Bitcoinica went down.
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Inside the IBM FlashSystem 900 All-Flash Array(tomshardware.com)
34 points by desdiv 10y ago|16 comments

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