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by fgonzag 6y ago
Most smart UPS can notify equipment (via LAN, USB and some even offer IPMI) to turn off in the event of an outage, or as soon as the battery reaches a certain threshold. You just need to install the UPS's server software on the equipme
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by fgonzag 6y ago
You are commenting on an article on the prime reason as to why they'd accept.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Market dynamics. The cost to produce goods rises much more rapidly than what you can actually sell your product for. People would simply stop buying if you increased prices 12-13% every year (which is what is typical for me in the restauran
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by fgonzag 6y ago
The more I think about inflation, the more I disagree with its basic premise. Inflation is the main cause of the "grow or die" mentality and the many sustainability issues that come with it. You can not afford to have a steady bus
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Should be, at the end of the day they are both just X86_64 systems. It isn't like the console generations of old where each one would used a specialized CPU usually designed specifically for that console. (The PS3 had to include a full
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Awesome! Thanks for the quick comparison
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Since you're an expert on both, do you mind discussing which of the two you like better? And the reasons behind it?
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by fgonzag 6y ago
MSFT was in the IM game decades before slack... MSN Messenger. So if anyone has patents on that front, it'd be Microsoft...
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by fgonzag 6y ago
That was the first thing I thought of. Land lord visits current tenants, and they negotiate or keep the current arrangement
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Absolutely. Talent, luck, and hard work. All 3 are required to strike it big. I've known extremely talented and hard working people who did well, but never got to the super star level.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
You probably didn't suffer through IE and active X
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by fgonzag 6y ago
tax loopholes, crazy defense strategies, corporations doing blatantly illegal things (or that should be illegal) and getting by on technicalities. All of them are essentially legal system hacking.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I rather have 20 good developers and 1 500k CEO than a 2.5m CEO and 0 developers.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
On the other hand, if they never supported those broken PDFs to begin with, we wouldn't have them in the wild and wouldn't have to deal with them.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Like an IDS or IPS? Snort is quite decent at that.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
If you can crash or modify ip tables then you pretty much have free access into the system anyway. No need to expose a fake ssh host. Just change the ssh binary itself for an infected one..
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I felt the same about it. Static typing is a tool, just like unit testing, integration testing, and code reviews. We combine these tools in order to maximize software quality, ease of development and maintenance. Static typing eliminates a
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I am not (it actually really really bothers me to the point of making TV unwatchable) and I can't for the life of me notice the difference between 120hz and 60hz between my work and home monitors.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
The same way you'd know your employer overpayed if your monthly deposit somehow skyrocketed by 10 times. No you didn't get a 10x raise, there was a mistake somewhere down the line. Also, they know simply because BoA told them imme
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by fgonzag 6y ago
But a pay reduction to all C level execs would free up a few million that would allow you to maybe keep some of (what the community consider) Mozilla's most important projects. I used to donate to Mozilla until these news. In fact, I s
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Considering the average TSMC engineer makes 50k-60k, a 100k increase would probably be taken quite well. Taiwan has such a big surplus of engineers and physicist that they don't really make much. Unless you are part of the club that kn
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by fgonzag 6y ago
An employee tweeted that the whole servo and security teams were axed.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Maybe they're not using it on mobile?
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I'm actually loving rider. switched from vs code to it and couldn't be happier. I still use vscode as my default editor though (lightweight + good enough vim mode)
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I mean, you could argue that some complicated interfaces like VIM's modal editing are the pinnacle of productivity for power users. But power users and ordinary user's needs are world's apart, and the office suites have to ca
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Another satisfied enpass customer here, also switched from keypass. Great multi platform support, browser integration, webdav support (makes sync a breeze if you have a webdav server like owncloud, seafile, or a Synology Nas)
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by fgonzag 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro_bono
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by fgonzag 6y ago
They shouldn't have invested in a badly managed company then. As long as investors don't feel their moral Hazzard, companies will keep doing the same things. Because investors will keep investing in them because they'll get b
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Imagine all the tech support you could buy with 200k employees.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I would hate being a newbie in PoE now a days. The game has gotten so bloated and ridiculously complex that it would take months to sort of grasp all the different league mechanics. I honestly can't wait for Diablo 4 as a PoE veteran s

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