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The RPi would be viable in my work at any price lower than the cheapest Intel NUC. We’ve bought 800 since November. We’ve decimated our Windows licensing costs, power use, MTBI, and shrunk our attack surface considerably. There is really no
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FWIW, I would consider all Land Rover vehicles luxury vehicles.
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I have been using Rancher Desktop since the day Docker announced they would charge corporations for Docker Desktop. I don't really need it much, but I genuinely could not have had a cleaner transition. I uninstalled Docker Desktop, and
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I’ll take a shot in the arm, but my nose? Eehhhh…
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I really don’t see how you could reasonably talk with someone that isn’t vaccinated and convince them to get vaccinated by calling them stupid. It’s demeaning and completely dismissive of their apprehensions, fears, or any other reason they
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Yes. If I recall correctly from when I used to follow NK related news, there’s enough coverage from a subset of Chinese satellites from satellite ISPs that there could be viable connections made there. No way to say if they are being used
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Not the parent, but I find it wonderful. The spring library is one I love. There’s some charm to spending the time to challenge preconceived notions of CLI output. I find something very beautiful about picking up a new tool and being surp
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Is it illegal in the United States?
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I would think an increasing amount don’t remember it either. I was three at the time. The earliest OS X version I remember hearing about was Tiger, and I used Leopard.
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This is a nightmare the bigger it gets. Once there were about 15 companies it was easier to just create a new shared space for any new things.
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<24h is still painful. When I need to send a friend cash, it’s typically because they need it now for whatever circumstance they’re in. I wouldn’t even mind paying an increased fee for it to be instant, hell I already get charged a fee
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How do you measure consumption with this granularity?
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Discord did the same, but it was originally just for one community.
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I listened to every episode of the Lex Fridman podcast in about 4 months.
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Content blockers and extensions are supported on iOS. https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/get-extensions-iphab0...
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I don’t know if it’s intentional, but your comment comes off very hostile. Recently we has a violent power outage where I work due to the tornados in the midwest. A few of our facilities have industrial hardware with batteries that will las
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Spectacular article, I couldn’t express more gratitude for the deep context provided around every piece.
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Not all of them. Some of them just don’t offer photos of that area, even though they offer literally every other inch of the earth in at least SOME scan, a lot of these are missing.
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Lightly glancing it seems like there are hard requirements for a college education for some of these. That’s a hard-stop for many (including myself.)
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Zero-touch deployment kiosks, plug in and go
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At release, we wanted to add support to our product line for the CM4 and needed some to test. However our MoQ was 200. Fast forward to today, we can’t really get CM4s or regular pis fast enough. We recently secured enough for the next 4 mon
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Interesting, I find that I spend a day or two getting everything 'right' for me, which tends to end up in this exact state where it's both boring and pleasant to look at. I also use a solid black background. example: https:&
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Powershell 5 is Windows only. Powershell on dotnet core is cross-platform. It’s not as small of a change as a number, sadly
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I don’t want to write C#, I want something that can be that powerful when I need it, and be fast when I just want to get something done. Powershell is where I go in the Windows/M$ world, Python is where I go in the nix world. There’s
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The way my team handles this in the US and EU is ‘Best Effort,’ where you are provided a company phone and the expectation is that if you’re able to reasonably do so, answer the call. From there, you can triage (is the problem real, how cri
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I don’t think this is true at all. AWS has a lot more in an org than “the bill is smaller.” There’s a restrictive factor when hiring if you move away from Google Cloud,Azure, and AWS.
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Not MSFT staff, but I work for one of the largest MSFT customers. Our questions get resolved pretty damn fast. Rarely about Windows though.
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ARMA thrives in this area, and a recent expansion to ARMA 3: S.O.G. Prairie Fire is a great entry point for those who don’t play milsim games typically. There’s a beautifully crafted campaign that is designed as coop first, and was made wit
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What would these expose to the target? Would this kind of card be visible to the target’s OS? apologies for lack of knowledge, but this is an interesting area for research imo. Even outside of the context of game hacking.
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Have you all considered putting a category on your contact form for security reporting that automatically replies with the information about your program? It would give people the chance to find the desired path even if they miss the link i
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