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hitpointdrew
8y ago
How are you going to get the youtubers in your system, and what happens if I like a video of a youtuber who isn't in your system? I doubt youtube is just going to give you the personal information of the channel creators so that you ca
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8y ago
The robot is no doubt amazing, but I do wonder why they didn't make it with 4 wheels. I am not robot designer, but I would have to think making it with 4 wheels would have been way easier.
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8y ago
Check out the Joe Rogan Experience podcast episode #1245 with Andrew Yang, you won't be disappointed. Listen on your commute, your just driving anyway, might as well learn about one of the candidates.
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hitpointdrew
8y ago
No thanks. I prefer gendered voices.
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hitpointdrew
8y ago
You didn't hear? Journalism is dead.
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hitpointdrew
8y ago
cough, cough, SAP
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hitpointdrew
8y ago
> cash price at gas stations! I avoid all gas stations that have a "cash" price.
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hitpointdrew
8y ago
Shocker /s Anyone who thinks that the data at these testing companies isn't going to the FBI/NSA (directly or indirectly) is just plain naive.
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8y ago
Wouldn't be a problem if security was put in the hands of the airlines, where it belongs.
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8y ago
>Why is network security not important to your camera? It is, but you don't have do very much to secure a camera. The camera is going to call out to whatever cloud provider, which is fine. You can easily just set your firewall to de
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8y ago
>I've never understood why people seem to love these surveillance devices that rely on an external service It is simple really. With the cloud people don't have to worry about properly managing a server. If they want to access
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8y ago
That could also be true. I remember from an adoredtv video it was mentioned that IO transistors are much harder to scale down. The guy certainly seems to do his research and know his stuff, but I suppose at the end of the day it is a youtub
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8y ago
I have been a Sys Admin for 7 years. It is a problem, vmotion won't work going from AMD to Intel or vice versa (at least not in any official way). In fact it is highly suggested when building ESXi stacks that you get the exact same mod
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8y ago
The IO specific transistors don't scale down well, so they left it at 14nm.
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8y ago
> I'm no expert on the server market though. Could someone with a bit more knowledge chime in with a how big a threat this really is? Sys Admin here. People are starting to notice and raise eyebrows. It is certainly an option, espec
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8y ago
>nobody is going to say "but we've used Intel for a decade, how can we suddenly switch to AMD?!". Maybe not those exact words, but people will say "We are adding a server to our VMWare ESXi cluster, so if want it to b
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8y ago
Fantastic comment, wish I could up vote it multiple times.
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8y ago
This is one of those things that most people do wrong and just aren't comfortable doing it the correct way. I tried to get my mother to setup her mirrors correctly but she just puts them back to an improper setup. For some reason peopl