gtvwill

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by gtvwill 2y ago
I needed dual sim so I could separate work from private. Ordered a Canadian Samsung s20 because their dirt cheap that had 2g support. Reflashed it with American firmware and now I have no 2g/3g support but do have dual sim (turns out s
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Hey look I'm poor as I've ever been and have 3 step kids. Gonna send it for another two kids soon regardless of our finances. Why? Well because we want to and we're not getting any younger! Mate childcare, house sizes, money.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Not sure why your down voted. Your just telling it for how it is. Covid rocked for wfh. Those of us that wanted it but never had it could.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Better get hitched and have some kids then! No point crying about it when the solutions simple!
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Well pretty sure we know how to fix that. Go have some kids! Seriously folks need to breed more. You wanna spread your ideals? Have a family. Wanna sway politics in the long run to your ideals? Tell your kids to have big families too. Relig
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by gtvwill 2y ago
No. It isn't more logical. These people spy just as much on themselves as they do on others. You reckon they want another Snowden? So aus officials have legislation at hand where they can get any app that operates here in aus, backdoor
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by gtvwill 2y ago
It is the darling of intelligence agencies across the 5 eyes...so probably backdoored, gotta keep those bills payed somehow (actually signals definitely backdoored given the agencies who choose to use it).
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Lol signals definitely backdoored. It's a darling of 5 eyes intel agencies. They love it and they wouldn't use it unless it was backdoored lol.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Nah its still vaporware. Yoshino aren't solid state. https://youtu.be/GTbJVahtCR8
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Need to change heading RTO to return to office. RTO has always stood for rostered time off, its an industry standard term. It makes it confusing if you repurpose these terms for incorrect items/uses.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
We need to legislate globally against single use disposable electronics.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Lol I just had the pleasure of trying to get a 2012 Mac reset for a client. Reset device > device blocked from internet because Apple deems its os/software unsafe > Can't access app store to update device to safe/up to
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by gtvwill 2y ago
I haven't been ghosted much but I generally call companies before I apply for a job. It's a litmus test for me of how shit they are. No number to call or no person to talk to in person about the role then there is no point applyin
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by gtvwill 2y ago
That's wild. Astounding such behaviour exists in modern times. I wonder if anyone has made a list of such establishments so that tourists could avoid unfair price gouging/being rorted while on holiday. It's amazing folks writ
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Lol Crowdstrikes legal team is about to learn that legal disclaimers don't let you avoid conditions and standards as set by the ACCC (here in aus atleast). They gonna feel the pain after this one. Negligent practice leading to mass out
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Thank you for your contribution to open source music production/dj'ing!
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by gtvwill 2y ago
There must be an incentive. Because from a security perspective bringing in a 3rd party to a platform (microsoft) to do a job the platform already does is literally just the definition of opening up holes in your security. Completely b@tshi
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Most printers in these facilities run standalone on an embedded Linux variant.They actually can host whole folders of.data for reproduction "offline". Actually all scan/print/fax multi function machines can generally do
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Lol if they can't do staging to mitigate balls ups on the high availability infrastructure side (optus in aus earlier this year pushed a router config that took down 000 emergency for a good chunk of the nation) we got bugger all hope
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Accounting. Honestly not sure why I get a thousand dollar bill for a user on the other end to click some buttons and auto gen some reports when I could have a ai do it for me. I mean crikey xero costs me like 650+ a year and it is a glorifi
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Um generally just get a call on the Blower erry few days with some new opportunity. Spend my days working on backlog. Might do some advertising this year. But mostly word of mouth goes harder than advertising or tendering for work. Legit ha
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by gtvwill 2y ago
That's pretty interesting. I don't suppose you could do it with some manual physics/electrical engineering wizardry like Dave Rat uses in this video for canceling out audio for a centre speaker? https://youtu.be&#x
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Or I could just download virtual dj and run it for free on a computer and just do this locally, right now, with zero fancy hardware and arguably some of the best stems algorithms on the market.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Why? If cost is prohibitive maybe you need less AWS and more Ububtu Server. That is to say, host your own. You'd be surprised how much host you can get out of a few nucs strewn across the country. AWS isn't actually that great for
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by gtvwill 2y ago
OK now let's compound this and think about how society would look if every participant followed the "rip and dip" methodology.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Not swe, but one man band systems engineer/msp. Own company for 5 years, currently bailing on IT to do construction/carpentry. IT is on the decline and I don't see many job opportunities in the future (so ripe for AI replacem
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by gtvwill 2y ago
You just listed the shovels. It's all just vr. That's the shiz, the shovel is the specs. The end use though is the same shiz between them with the same goal, the goal is to provide vr.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
No it's not. When tossing up a vr purchase it's Vision pro, quest 3 or big screen beyond. Price points all vary but they are literally all the same shiz just served on a different shovel. Each have their pros, each have their cons
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Eh I see that amongst the IT world. But when I'm onsite at manufacturing businesses or industrial organizations it's all windows. Same with all the non-pro user but professional services I engage with like cafes or hotels. MacOS i
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Apples not been worth it for pro users for a good decade. The only thing it's been good for is a litmus test of users care for ethics in computing. The whole iPad will eat MacBook business so let's cuck its capabilities is insanel

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