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by gosub100 1y ago
someone further down found the incident [1] I was referring to. It was 14 years ago, not 5 as I had initially thought. Curious to hear your take on it. Pilot said "if you don't give me this runway, I'm going to declare an eme
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by gosub100 1y ago
Relatively speaking, it wasn't that bad. It took a few weeks of getting trouble tickets with no root cause, and a bit of googling. But management wasn't okay with fixing the root cause, instead they just increased the timeout&#x2F
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by gosub100 1y ago
I think Tizen lets you write your own apps. I know I installed Emby on one of the very cheap smart tvs recently and had to install it via developer mode and pull in the package by typing the IP of my laptop into the TV (maybe vice versa). I
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by gosub100 1y ago
About 5 years ago before ATC recordings became mainstay on YouTube, there was an American pilot that declared an emergency at JFK and very firmly said "we are turning back and landing NOW. Get the aircraft OFF all runways". He was
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by gosub100 1y ago
I'm a SRE and encountered this recently. To prevent DDoS, there is a buffer setting on the kernel that will limit the number of pings (a few settings actually). So if you have a group of machines that all ping a single destination at o
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by gosub100 1y ago
It helps single guys too. Since women love a man in cuneiform.
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by gosub100 1y ago
You can code a failsafe, or what they call in other industries, an interlock. If an order exceeds some sane limit, or a loss is incurred that exceeds a limit, or the limit-checker fails to proactively ping the interlock, then an independent
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by gosub100 1y ago
It's pointless in terms of the skill wasted that could be used for actual cool things. But I agree that more market participants is better. And whether I'm buying or selling, I always want someone to trade with, vs not.
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by gosub100 1y ago
His destructor got called.
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by gosub100 1y ago
deceptive? sure. defective, nah. evidence of deception in the market further instills why Synology made the right move initially.
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by gosub100 1y ago
It's to prevent cheating! If the roms weren't cryptographically signed, people would "homebrew" their own "mods" lol.
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by gosub100 1y ago
SMR drives aren't defective though. They have a capacity and they are capable of storing at that capacity. They just can't keep up with the throughout requirements of a nas. And remember the WD SMR scandal was because they weren&#
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by gosub100 1y ago
You have no idea what you're talking about
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by gosub100 1y ago
This kept me from buying one too. One of the models I considered would make me choose between an M.2 cache OR a 10gbe nic. I didn't know they are plastic now either. It's a shame, I really want to like them. I also heard it some &
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by gosub100 1y ago
Your Toyota analogy doesn't hold up. If a customer puts SMR into their NAS, they are absolutely going to call Synology and complain. And they are going to have to re-explain this over and over because most people don't understand
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by gosub100 1y ago
I think they are for premium segment creators like photographers, videographers or musicians. They have the money to invest and want a plug and play experience.
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by gosub100 1y ago
To me it's obvious why they initially chose to use validated hardware: 1) the unlabelled SMR debacle a few years ago probably wasted untold amounts of time and caused unwarranted damage to their brand from frustrated people who just pa
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by gosub100 1y ago
IA themselves could tamper with the data, no? It was never meant to be an official historical snapshot to be pulled up for any serious or official purposes. Although it has been used that way for high profile internet drama. It's just
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by gosub100 1y ago
What needs to be "maintained" in a flying aircraft? If it's in need of an update, why was it certified to fly that way in the first place? Also in safety critical apps, being "difficult" can be a feature, not a big.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Why would they do that? Have you previously seen a case where they "maliciously tampered" with anyone's website?
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by gosub100 1y ago
Bring up AI too. Where are the Dems with their new tax? Let's tax AI and use it to pay grads' student loans off. I don't have anxiety about immigrants but my work looks like India, it's not diverse. The company clearly d
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by gosub100 1y ago
It's all a distraction. Get everyone riled up about free guv bux and not address the high cost of tuition or the loopholes that let us companies skip debt-laden grads for foreign labor.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Going back to the tired quote about AI doing the dishes and laundry, fundamentally what IS so hard about making a robot that does that? Is it the range of motion of my arm and hands? Is it computer vision not knowing the clearances of objec
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by gosub100 1y ago
> What does belief in a religion have to do with participating in social events that happen to be rooted in religion? I'm not making that claim. I'm addressing the reverse: someone who refuses to go to church ("participati
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by gosub100 1y ago
I loved playing NHLPA hockey on SNES in the mid 99s. I guess they couldn't get the rights to use "NHL" so they used the "players association" instead?
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by gosub100 1y ago
Have you ever given a Christmas gift to someone? Or do you abstain because it requires a belief in flying reindeer?
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by gosub100 1y ago
That wasn't what he used the word for. I understood his point perfectly: there are AI teams that are not knowledgeable or skilled enough to modify and enhance the docker images or toolkits that train/run the models. It takes some
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by gosub100 1y ago
No they aren't exclusively to blame. But they were a big part of elimination of manufacturing jobs in the 90s, and were huge critics of attempts to bring them back. I don't want people thinking that the left are some kind of &quot
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by gosub100 1y ago
That's not refuting my claim. It's turning the claim into an ad-hominem by attacking my character. You can research who donates to Democratic candidates if you want to see evidence of my claim.
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by gosub100 1y ago
The left serves corporations at least as much as it claims to represent the people. That is why they are blamed.

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