ihattendorf

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by ihattendorf 3y ago
Just want to point out it's not that far out there to terminate 100gbps without breaking the bank these days. 1x Mellanox ConnectX-5 Dual Port 100GbE NIC ~$400 (single port ~$200), Brocade ICX6610/6650 ~$150/$600, then a hard
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by ihattendorf 3y ago
Were these vehicles _built_ after May 1, 2019 or just delivered after that date?
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by ihattendorf 3y ago
Several thousands an hour is a bit of a stretch, maybe you meant monthly? but your point still stands. For those interested: right now the largest instance I see is a u-12tb1.112xlarge (448 vCPUs, 12 TB RAM, 100 gb networking) which is ~$10
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by ihattendorf 3y ago
If you're referring specifically to ADSL then yes, however VDSL is passable, typically 100 down/10 up. Fiber would be ideal, but not worth 4-5x the price IMO (currently paying $33/month).
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by ihattendorf 3y ago
Boom today. Chance for boom tomorrow.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
I’d probably recommend rotating tires more than once in 8.5 years.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
I think changing a key because it was compromised is a little different compared to changing archive behavior, and can be afforded a little leeway with advance notice.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Do you ever find yourself without reliable internet connection and unable to develop/watch media/etc.? Any issues with data caps?
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
That's not always an option on a router or appliance that comes with the software pre-installed.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
That's the whole point, it wasn't an enforced contract but just happened to not change in a long time so it was assumed to be part of the contract. The majority of users don't know how exactly GitHub is serving these archives
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Not if you have ample time to move everyone to safety before it arrives. Seems a good trade off to make if you aren't confident what the pilot's intentions are instead of just blowing them out of the sky.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Z-Wave devices are almost universally better (longer battery life, longer range, more reliable, etc.) than Zigbee (I have both). Not sure if this is based on price (Z-Wave devices being more expensive), certification, different radio freque
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Thread is a mesh IPv6 based network that operates over the 2.4 GHz ISM band but is not WiFi. Matter is a communication protocol built on top of Thread, WiFi, and BLE (and potentially others in the future).
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
In this case replace "you can remain solvent" with "the put remains valid".
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Brake yes, I don't see how it would help tire wear (assuming you slow down at the same speed). Electric cars typically have higher tire wear because of the increased weight + typically higher torque/acceleration.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
1. Get access to build infrastructure (e.g. via supply chain attack) 2. Inject code in build to export user's passwords to remote server after update is installed
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Require TLS Client Certificates at the load balancer level (or even just HTTP basic auth).
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
But the open source code is still there, the community is always able to fork and continue development. True, that rarely happens, but does occasionally (e.g. Emby -> Jellyfin).
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
FYI your light/dark mode icon is off-center for me. Fedora 36/Firefox. Also at some window heights, the "Deployed with Reflame in x ms" box obscures the "Have questions? Let's chat!" text without generatin
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
That's irrelevant. How do you know it wouldn't be higher if there were more firearms? Too many variables.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Target Wake Time (TWT) in 802.11ax could actually substantially increase battery life for devices that need to remain connected and can't modem/deep sleep.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Do they discount shipping for multiple items ordered? In that case I personally think having shipping separate makes sense, as 2 $5 items shipped might be e.g. $16 total not $20.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Because the wealthy surely wouldn't be able to find a way around a supermarket meat restriction...
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
Then it becomes an 80k coin toss experiment :)
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
What are you going to do if the 10% correction comes after prices have increased 15%?
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
I understand. And if anyone wants to use one of the sites that requires JavaScript within tor, then JS is needed within tor for them. Just because some random forum was developed to work without JS doesn't help if they want to use a si
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
No one said it's possible to design a site without JavaScript, just that for the vast majority of the internet, including sites user's rely on, it's unusable without it enabled.
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
There's a reason GMOs have become so popular: their yield was much greater than traditional crops. If a few decades of GMO has created greater yields than hundreds of years of breeding corn, what makes you think the issue is GMO? Becau
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by ihattendorf 4y ago
> where I'm supposed to talk to some HR girl instead of an equal There's no need to be demeaning to people (not just "girls") who work in HR.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
When people suggest using I bonds as emergency funds it's usually recommended in addition to at least a few thousand that remains in a savings/checking account for immediate withdrawal.

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