hansel_der

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by hansel_der 4y ago
how few shits can be given before everyone starts shitting themselfs?
32.
by hansel_der 4y ago
not to disagree, but maps are always behind reality
33.
by hansel_der 4y ago
probably true as well. also iirc the actual clock of the logic gates is a factor above the 'operations clock'
34.
by hansel_der 4y ago
the eletrons do not have to 'move' the entire way for transfer of information because they will push the already present ones further.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
default iphone feature
36.
by hansel_der 4y ago
also it's very easy to curate a public image of beeing busy if you complain about interruptions because everybody can relate to the feeling.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
yea, buying a pc in the early intel era was a somewhat double edgded sword because you knew that the next generation would come out in a year or so and it would probably have more than double the performance.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
pretty sure it has something to do with speed of light divided by clock speed
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> how they managed to do so without officially acknowledging Russian sovereignty is a mystery. Especially since they keep extensive paperwork. that's it. they just did what needed to be done and kept quiet about the political implic
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by hansel_der 4y ago
samba?
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by hansel_der 4y ago
i kind of share your sentiment about putting windows machines on the internet, but otoh ther are a lot of companies doing it and azure ad is almost dominant. > Microsoft has just recently made SMB safe for the Internet cifs anyone?
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> I feel kinda blessed. you should
43.
by hansel_der 4y ago
i feel you but the obvious answer is: because the alternatives are worse
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> Your needs for immediate satisfaction do not supersede the longterm welfare of your progeny. not to put too fine a point on it, but 'need for immediate satisfaction' is just how it works imho. not really sure why you
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by hansel_der 4y ago
indeed, but afaik these more or less depend on dedicating a cpu-thread to the software-thread because a cache eviction would completely wreck the performance
46.
by hansel_der 4y ago
i feel like not much has improved when working with teamviewer or anydesk over using x11-forwarding (plain and with compression) or vnc derivatives remindes of an old document by stuart cheshire
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by hansel_der 4y ago
struggling with this question as well. obiously it is highly dependent on the individual, but in the end, it depends on the boss making/getting the connection and not be like "nah, but i relly could need an IT guy"
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by hansel_der 4y ago
second that man page or web search
49.
by hansel_der 4y ago
they are in the business of collecting data and selling insights. cdn is just a means to an end
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> To this day, when you want guaranteed delivery, in order and without duplicates WhatsApp runs circles around its competitors. idk about slack et.al. but telegram does that with native clients for linux, android, ios and windows. even m
51.
by hansel_der 4y ago
i mean the low hanging fruit of "close these loopholes" would be reinstatement of a progressive income tax.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
i am very cautious making statements about "a day's work" because i've seen a lot of devs that seem to be doing two days of work every day, the whole time. but they did not think enough, so a vast ammount of their "
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by hansel_der 4y ago
true hyperscalers got into building their own switches a decade ago. whitelabel silicon and software _IS_ available, but the entrenchement is still huge as noone ever got fired for buying cisco.
54.
by hansel_der 4y ago
it works that way for both genders dating services are a good idea in principle, but not competetive as long as there is money to be made with keeping users on the platform.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
i wish ppl would stop calling anything "latest" it has a specific version. plz use it.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> Type out the url, he detects HN redirects referer actually
57.
by hansel_der 4y ago
what percentage of those would you say has stagnated?
58.
by hansel_der 4y ago
> It's been impossible to reliably identify a person's location based on their IP address for years, so why do companies insist on trying? from a technical viewpoint, yes, it's totally nuts. from a business viewpoint, it s
59.
by hansel_der 4y ago
nope
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by hansel_der 4y ago
good point! it's far from 'required for the operation' it's just convenient. i.e. dumping waste enywhere is convenient and cheap, but if your business cannot survive otherwise, it's hard to argue for it's right

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