jankeymeulen

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by jankeymeulen 5y ago
Also Googler, you can add Stadia here as well. Needs fast and low-latency transcoding.
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by jankeymeulen 5y ago
You can transcode as a service on Google Cloud: https://cloud.google.com/transcoder/docs
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Thousands to tens of thousands per car? I think you're off by an order of magnitude.
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
I've visited it and found it very worthwhile, but one needs to remember that at the same time they were building the pyramids in Egypt.
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Nyquist and Shannon disagree with you.
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Stadia needs low latency to a Google DC. There are plenty of such DCs in the US and Europe, but not in NZ.
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Godiva hadn't been belgian for over a decade. For something I - as a belgian - would consider and is available worldwide, I'd go with Neuhaus.
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Or Swedish for that matter, as I believe Torvalds maternal language is Swedish
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Congratulations for that! However, you also paid of that $240k by earning at least $80k / year.
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Europe? Imec was founded and is funded by the Flanders region of Belgium.
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
FreeNAS not so much, needs x86, this board is ARM...
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
What browser are you using that is displaying IDN unaltered?
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
I work at one such "medium sized" Google DCs. Supercomputers are typically much more interconnected, whilst we have a much more traditional topology.
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Because that's the way you grow them as a single crystal.
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Typically "your OS" doesn't do NAT in IPv4, unless your using a NAT router as your end user device. And surely you can do NAT with IPv6, Google for NAT66, but your average Linux box can do it. It's just almost never nee
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by jankeymeulen 6y ago
Because they still need ground stations (and users!) in the US?
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by jankeymeulen 7y ago
So you've worked at Google for "only" 1y2m and already coached 50 people to work at a FAANG? Or you started this earlier?
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by jankeymeulen 7y ago
I'd guess fibre channel, to connect the blade servers to storage, like a SAN.
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by jankeymeulen 7y ago
Not sure why you can't feed 7 billion with decent bread, other countries (including mine, Belgium) seem to do fine with artisanal bread or - at worst - supermarket bread which is way way way better than the thing they eat in Brittain.
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by jankeymeulen 7y ago
1 child policy. The population pyramid is inverted, so the average age is increasing.
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by jankeymeulen 7y ago
Depends, a typical use case of this device would be a router, or a firewall, so the point GP makes is very much valid.
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by jankeymeulen 7y ago
Link to the original source: https://www.vrt.be/vrtnws/nl/2019/07/10/google-luistert-mee/ Submitted link is citing this one...
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by jankeymeulen 7y ago
HP, Compaq and EDS .
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by jankeymeulen 8y ago
True, but why? To gain some Internetpoints?
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by jankeymeulen 8y ago
You'll still get the overlay but information from Gmail but aren't served ads anymore based on the contents. It changed somewhere in 2017 iirc.
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by jankeymeulen 8y ago
Given the majority of the voting rights is still with the founders, they may have a bit less shortsighted outlook.
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by jankeymeulen 8y ago
Pick your poison. As Snowden revealed, Cisco was/is regularly backdoored by US intelligence as well.
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by jankeymeulen 8y ago
Cargo bike is most excellent for these kind of trips. I take my 0 and 2 year old in an Urban Arrow to school / daycare.
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by jankeymeulen 8y ago
Not really, NAT will keep track of destination address as well so unless the network share outside the network is also the address of an adversary, the SMB port isn't open to the internet.
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by jankeymeulen 8y ago
People keep say astroid mining but I've yet to see a convincing business case...

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