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by jdboyd 7y ago
If F-Secure is in Finnland, doesn't that mean they would have to delete user data on demand, undermining the service in doing so?
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by jdboyd 7y ago
He shouldn't get a monopoly, but going from 1 to not in the top 400 overnight is suspicious. Not that Apple ever promised that wouldn't happen. But it is probably worth complaining about publicly in case that helps shake something
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by jdboyd 7y ago
The 2016 Global Wealth Report from Credit Suisse Research Institute says you need $744,400 in household assets to be in the top 1% globally. I don't think most Americans making $32k/yr will have that level of assets. In a differen
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by jdboyd 7y ago
If they do it anyway, you probably can't reasonably stop them short of quitting. Quitting likely would be best, but maybe you can't afford to right now. If it comes up while talking with a client, I would just tell the truth abou
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by jdboyd 7y ago
There are various open source FPGA projects that do HDMI output. Some of them probably run on hardware with enough extra LVDS lanes to also do PCIE. The MKR VIDOR 4000 has connectors for both HDMI and Mini-PCIe, and the datasheet for the
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by jdboyd 7y ago
In 2008 it wasn't a competitor for 2008 gpus, not read it intended to be. Still, the date would be good. It would be nice to see an update for pcie, uefi, and HDMI. Might even be easier to do today than that was back then.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
I don't find that satisfactory. They don't have to explain themselves at all, but it would be nice know why the F5 purchase would charter that decision. Also if the F5 purchase makes you want to leave nginx, why lighttpd? They don
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by jdboyd 8y ago
Lighting and sound are definitely more important. Under many circumstances a good sounding well lit 720 (or even 480) video is better than an average 1080 video. That does mean that 1080 or 4k is overkill though. Especial if the content inc
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by jdboyd 8y ago
The article adddress your point as well: > There may be good reasons to tolerate abominations, such as the abominable but justifiable deformation of the human person that occurs when a surgeon amputates a limb to save a patient from a di
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by jdboyd 8y ago
2006 would still be very usable and wouldn't require any special desktop or distribution. I think that as you go back further it will be web browsers that cause pain before Linux itself does.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
The linked to article makes the argument Corman CL is a more approachable code base and also that the IDE makes it a bit more beginner friendly than Emacs w/ SLIME w/ SBCL or CCL (Clozure CL).
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by jdboyd 8y ago
Terry Gross is an excellent interview and I enjoy her work very much. However, the advice claims to be how to have better conversations. I'm not convinced that interviewing and having better conversations are the same thing. Further,
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by jdboyd 8y ago
There may be shady behavior about data, but as I read it, the missing computers in the story were his, not the company's.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
I'm disappointed that the CPU isn't upgradable. I got my hopes up with it being a desktop part number (i3-8100 according to everymac.com).
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by jdboyd 8y ago
> Unfortunately there's an awful amount of hiss with USB on this DAC. If you used optical before, it can be reasonable to use USB->optical. A lot of USB audio interfaces already have this. I'm not making use of it, but the
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by jdboyd 8y ago
With the old one, you would probably need a mini DP to DP dongle anyway (I did for my displayport KVM on my 2012 Mini), so this isn't really worse, but it might mean you now need a different dongle.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
Yeah. For SD cards in particular, having the reader slot on the back has always made it useless for me.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
> Everything in this piece was completely foreseeable and does not reflect poorly on Amazon. Most of what you say is true, except the part about expecting him to work in Seattle illegally. If true, that reflects terribly on Amazon.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
> One small mistake, and it could kill his wife, himself, or someone else on the road. I believe you have just described driving in general.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
Or that your email is the actual attack they need to worry about.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
Perhaps it should be called BestSTEP then?
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by jdboyd 8y ago
It is hard to develop for iOS and tvOS solely from Linux.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
It would be cool if that website was updated then.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
I think that Ubuntu switching from the Unity Desktop to the Gnome Desktop in 17.10 is a real set back to its quality as a desktop and especially laptop OS and it will probably take until 20.04 at a minimum to really resolve this. I won&#x27
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by jdboyd 8y ago
There is a child present.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
If you look at the smaller print on those two pages, the Ryzen 7's single core performance is a little under the I7's, meaning if your workload doesn't take advantage of the extra cores then this only roughly an equal move.
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by jdboyd 8y ago
If you don't want to host your own solution, then just use GitLab's hosted service. It is free.
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Why DigitalOcean Chose Ceph to Build Block Storage(blog.digitalocean.com)
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by jdboyd 8y ago
They didn't loan him $1,000,000 all at once. The person used as an example initially borrowed $601,506. That seems high since he was told to expect the program to cost $400,000 to $450,000, but the original WSJ article explained that
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by jdboyd 8y ago
In PA, if you try that, you will have to pay a minimum fine of $500 and have your license suspended for a minimum of 1 year, even if the blood tests show no intoxication. If you have no previous DUI convictions, theses penalties may be wors

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