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gargablegar
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gargablegar
3y ago
I was in Taiwan and trying to direct a cab. I looked up the words left and right. It translated to left and correct. What followed was the driver asking me “left or right?” And me saying “correct!” And he would turn left in confusion I woul
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gargablegar
3y ago
Fast.com uses local Netflix instances for the data so if you near to one yea you can get high speeds. Also 5G might be in the building with you #tinfoilhat
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gargablegar
3y ago
Blockout (1989) was amazing https://youtu.be/ZpeSH6pbio4
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gargablegar
3y ago
“criticism follos when your work is being noticed.“ Unsure if typo or bait to get a comment ;)
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gargablegar
3y ago
You use out of band non yubi key mfa and contact your support and they give you a new one. Been using them for a while it’s really not too much of a challenge. Also you just keep a bucket of non signed up ones at the office. Enrolling them
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3y ago
San is a derogatory word to describe them. In general it refers to several language groups that extend all the way from South Africa to Namibia and Botswana. So is bushmen. Which does attempt to refer to the San people. It is also considere
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3y ago
How are these new periodic functions p19 and p41 different from those that came before. It seems like there many other previous cases of Omniperiodicity. Edit: ok so it seems they had solved for certain periods above some numbers but not fo
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gargablegar
3y ago
“Oh no my CPU got dementia”
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gargablegar
3y ago
We have been seeing a significant global contraction for the last year lol. It’s still going. We just all riding on the post covid backlog and over order.
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gargablegar
3y ago
They might come with extra support requirements be sure to factor that in - they may be specifically demanding while you will be keen to entertain their every feature request because you want to keep them.
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gargablegar
3y ago
People don’t always need to be working. If you have a gap and it’s filled with something you building that’s not an issue. You can clearly explain you had saving and wanted to peruse an idea you had. It’ll be something to talk about and sho
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gargablegar
3y ago
That’s a pretty hysterical outlook. What’s Nvidia supply chain like with their AI GPUs? Is it constrained or is this a joke :p
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gargablegar
3y ago
Currently we measure association times our new sensors will have an extremely detailed set of roaming information for themselves as well as clients around them. We became Aruba UXI
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3y ago
It does a full connection and session and yes at first we thought it would be easy then we realised how many different auth methods are around. Over time we have grown to support most of them. Including being able to navigate a captive port
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The company became Aruba UXI ;) it’s also specifically vendor agnostic still. The hardware is not super complex it is indeed a robust Linux computer in a box. We have a insanely low failure rate since we want them running subscriptions for
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3y ago
Hardware is hard:founding hardware engineer, we were acquired 4 years ago by a corporate. We place WiFi sensors around your network that behave like typical clients. We report on user experience and show when there are issues in your networ