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by emcrazyone 9y ago
"I do believe MS has changed. They don't seem to be the conniving organisation they once were" I think this ex-Microsoft employee might disagree with you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPFbAqICUJo
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
not a bad plan. I did something similar in 1998-1999 as a Y2K consultant. Companies at the time wanted to be certified Y2K compliant - some good years. I certified a lot of companies using medical equipment from Perkin Elmer and Khronos
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
can anyone chime in as to why use PCIe over something more core to core direct? As I understand it, the CPU still needs to talk to a PCIe host/bridge controller. Why not have something that is more direct between processors?
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
I also have had countless problems with Razer products. I own a couple blackwidow keyboards and have had a few of their mice. The Naga Epic is littered with complains about the scroll wheel not working and their draconian approach to inst
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
They had a Linux port at one time. It was called Kylix https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borland_Kylix Developing on Linux desktop at that time probably wasn't ready for this.
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
I get a 403 error, you've exceeded your quota.
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
cool project.. I'm curious about your experience working with China PCB manufacturer. The costs seem low from my experience ($10 for 10 boards + $25 shipping). Was the quality there? How fast was the shipping? Did you attempt any h
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
I have to agree with you and couldn't have said it any better. Wholeheartedly agree with the "increasingly terse" comment.
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
so you're the exception to the norm; you're one data point against... ;)
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
"Dply blocks common SMTP ports by default in order to prevent abuse of the platform and be able to provide servers for free." Why do this over simpler bandwidth throttling say after a certain threshold has been met?
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
Well for one, "hacking" emails doesn't equal votes as far as I can tell and the link you provided doesn't talk about tampering with ballots or voting equipment. Where is the connection? This sounds like more conspiracy
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
Well there is this and the retaliation over the email server she had running coupled with the fact she was caught lying in front of a Senate hearing on Benghazzi. I would say she did something smart for a change. I.e. facts vs. some wild c
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
It's called experience. Invest well in your people and they will pay you back in dividends
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
I've not looked at MS-SQL in a long time. My business ships software using PostgreSQL. Does anyone have, in their opinion, compelling reasons why one should consider MS-SQL on Linux for either a new project or potential migrating too?
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
I'm curious about this myself but more so on the voter registration side. For example, how do they make sure each voter is casting a single vote? In Illinois I registered to vote well before the deadline. I showed up to cast my ballo
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
some home appliances use this technology. I have a refrigerator that can you hold your phone next too during a support call whereby the refrigerator emits some tones that the support person can receive presumably into some computer program
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
Some email services will allow you to "fetch" mail from another service. For example, I think it's possible with gmail to configure it to log in periodically to your yahoo account and fetch the email. I run a hosting busines
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
simply not true. refusing to talk removes the cop's ability to use what is said against you. Talking to them gives them ammunition. Don't take it from me. See what a lawyer and a cop both say: https://www.youtube.com&
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
yes, for sure, totally agree. Which reminds me of the number one rule - don't talk. Shut up and ask for your attorney. She got lucky and is a prime example of an exception to the norm as many of us know what that means. Again, don&
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
"Christian’s old Subaru had to have its engine rebuilt two or three times over the course of about 330,000 miles." Which is it? An engine rebuild is a significant cost and down time and he's not sure how many times it has be
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
agreed, excellent point I wish more people would take note of or recognize.
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
agreed.. I live by a motto that goes: First, seek to understand and then seek to be understood. Active listening definitely works for me!
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
let's get something straight here. Linux sucks implies the is something you don't agree with about Linux which is a kernel. Complaining about GNOME and CentOS are vastly different. Why not say GNOME sucks or CentOS's distrib
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
It does on the Ti Jacinto6. In fact there are two MMUs. Cortex-M4 MMUs are implementation specific. The Jacinto6 (aka J6) M4s are housed in what they call an IPU. Each IPU (2 of them) have 2 Cortex-M4 cores for a total of 4. Each IPU h
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
umm, that's not true. Not all CPUs with MMUs have hardware support for memory based exception handling often the job of a MPU (memory protection unit). The ARM Cortex-M4 says it's optional [1] and as such Ti Jacinto6 processors
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
yes, excellent point, agree. I run the scan regardless in case I'm dealing with the non-intelligent exploiter type ;)
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
100% agree. Disclaimer I own a data center and have dealt with customer collocated equipment breaches. In addition to the above steps: -> disable root being able to login inside your sshd_config file. Make sure PermitRootLogin no -&g
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
concerning to say the least considering every galaxy/Android phone I've owned backs up to google in such a seamless & effortless way. My wife backs up all our family photos to google. Google offers "Unlimited free storag
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
I'm the lead software architect at a major agricultural and construction equipment manufacturer. I deal with this stuff every day. I'm not aware of any efforts to make collected data available but what I can say about the company
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by emcrazyone 10y ago
I often wonder about the electronics of 1969 and what was done to mitigate radiation problems. For instance, the type of memory was called core rope memory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer For an

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