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by jachee 2y ago
I know explaining a joke always makes it super funny, but… this is a NetEng joke about IPv6 being overbuilt.
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by jachee 2y ago
How expensive is it to simply pass the traffic one’s customers request without fucking with it? That’s all that’s required to be Neutral. What other kind of expensive “compliance” are you talking about?
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by jachee 2y ago
Eagerly waiting for this to happen in the medication names space. :)
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by jachee 2y ago
Isn’t that why some organizations have a red team and a blue team?
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by jachee 2y ago
Relative Humidity is directly tied to the dew point. Take a look back at the humidity forecast and look right under the humidity percentage. The dew point is there. If you tap a point in the future on the graph of forecast changes, the de
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by jachee 2y ago
Why would you need degree-perfect precision in a subjective measurement? Eyeball it. It’ll feel like around 90ish. Or it’ll feel like around 85ish. There’s no reason for an indication that it’ll feel 87.500.
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by jachee 2y ago
This was likely vice versa, i.e. the employee installed Slack on their personal computer.
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by jachee 2y ago
None of those are in Pittsburgh proper. Sure their addresses say Pittsburgh, but they’re all outside of the city. As someone who’s also in tahn and has been watching the market, if you want off-street parking and more than one bathroom in a
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by jachee 2y ago
My company MacBook with the falcon client does not seem to be affected by this.
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by jachee 2y ago
Here's hoping they start from the top. They won't, but hope springs eternal.
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by jachee 2y ago
Assay marks.
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by jachee 2y ago
After the bell on Friday is an infamous time for releasing news you don’t want to be covered.
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by jachee 2y ago
Necessity may be the mother of invention, but laziness is definitely the father. Lot of money to be made catering to the latter.
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by jachee 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40951064
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by jachee 2y ago
Deceleration is where you get fuel overrun and backfires, too! VrOOOOooomm-pa-pop-pow-ooooom.
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by jachee 2y ago
Heads up: you probably want to repost this on the other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40846426
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by jachee 2y ago
One of the reasons I dig it.
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by jachee 2y ago
And the easy-to-remember-for-Unix-nerds: ifconfig.me/ip
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by jachee 2y ago
Why are actions being taken against military targets outside of a declaration of war?
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by jachee 2y ago
The ever present notification that a page/site was "Under Construction", before we all realized that they're never "done'.
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by jachee 2y ago
Brooks & Dunn had a semi-popular song in the 90’s that used a variation on that: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZxIwlV9qOZs
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by jachee 2y ago
Because billion-dollar capitalist rent-seeking bullies got their panties in a wad and threatened to bankrupt them with legal fees that the bullies wouldn’t even feel if they lost. And the archive is just a non-profit that were offering a n
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by jachee 2y ago
Don’t forget Sony, and MS, and Nintendo.
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by jachee 2y ago
Well, I was thinking more like the equivalent of 16 or 32 mac minis in a 2U rack enclosure.
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by jachee 2y ago
The data stored on iCloud is locked with the key from the devices’ Secure Enclave. They’d have to unlock your device to get access to decrypt the iCloud data.
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by jachee 2y ago
Apple’s rich enough to build and own their own datacenters. Savvy enough, too. I’d imagine the chassis are custom Apple-NOC-specific M-chip powered servers.
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by jachee 2y ago
Apple isn’t collecting data from their customers. Edit: to feed back into their AI training.
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by jachee 2y ago
Normal gamers aren’t representative of normal users on a whole. Gamers are just a tiny fraction of the overall user base. Normal users buy cheap-ass laptops with their manufacturers’ opinionated Windows installation, including boatloads of
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by jachee 2y ago
Hard to abandon a plane in international airspace.
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by jachee 2y ago
Yeah, really. Naming things is one of the n+1 Hard Problems of Computing.

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