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by jve 5y ago
Probably SCHANNEL then. OS must reach out crl.microsoft.com for CRL checks. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/...
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by jve 5y ago
It's an alias for Invoke-WebRequest command, to be more precise. Get-Alias wget CommandType Name ----------- ---- Alias wget -> Invoke-WebRequest https:&#
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by jve 5y ago
As per https://www.backblaze.com/b2/storage-pod.html they are not using enterprise drives and 15 drives per RAID6. As per https://www.backblaze.com/blog/open-source-data-storage-serv... it costs t
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by jve 5y ago
> Ironically, it hasn't managed to displace the command prompt or batch files It don't think they expect that people would rewrite their old scripts. That is actually silly to consider. Even with console vs terminal, they are c
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by jve 5y ago
I think it is not a bug but abuse of history. Especially when landing on some shady site via google - good luck backing out. Right click on "BACK" helps as it shows the history. Sometimes with MANY duplicate entries.
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by jve 5y ago
From the article ai understand you must opt in to make this available: These suggestions — which aim to enhance and speed up your searching experience — are only enabled when you provide access to new data types. People complain when the de
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by jve 5y ago
Compile time errors are cheap and it would be silly to optimize for that. IDE just tells you: hey, this line, you forgot something. It is a few seconds to fix. It doesn't and CAN'T go to production. It doesn't need debugging.
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by jve 5y ago
They actually contribute to chromium. Almost a year old tweet: https://twitter.com/ericlaw/status/1329200077517295618?ref_s...
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by jve 5y ago
Well, because you can fail on initial assumptions. And may spread officially-false information. This is not meaningless fluff. It may not provide info to technical persons, but valid info to other persons, as others noted (was hacked: yes&#
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by jve 5y ago
1 datapoint from an european country with less than 2mil ppl: Yes, ofcourse, that is the terminology we use. And if you wish datapoint from the largest (land) country (Russia): Yes I mean if you use computer then how can you parse specs any
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by jve 5y ago
I actually had the expectation that Eye of the hurricane is pretty calm. Doesn't look like. And then I wonder what happens on the edge of the hurricane...
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by jve 5y ago
Hey, tell us more, please :) I'v hoped to find in your profile maybe more info/blog, but instead: > Group supervisor at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory working in autonomous vehicles and sensing for space exploration. Oh well, a
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by jve 5y ago
I have another thst doesnt support data or quickcharge. But does charge devices so OK for me. A basic one. Actually stumbled on this right now and if I ever need another one, will give this a go.
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by jve 5y ago
You can get away with 1 cable actually :) That's what I do. Be it car, home - it is convenient to have any port available. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001490533074.html
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by jve 5y ago
As of translate... You may find out that https://deepl.com is useful. When translating to Latvian (2M+ perhaps talk this language), it gives better results than Google Translate.
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by jve 5y ago
You may try Immersive Reading on Edge. Reading preferences has Line Focus mode. Maybe that helps. Then you can use arrows up/down to focus next lines and so on. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/use-im
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by jve 5y ago
Why? I mean, security is always defence-in-depth thing, a think that consists of multiple layers, etc. If you would have left out the "part of" words, then yeah, implying that NAT is the only defense, that strategy must be thrown
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by jve 5y ago
> An adversary with network access (looking at you, corporate firewalls) Well, if you use corporate device, you implicitly trust them, don't you? Some even sign put signature on a paper agreeing what the corporate body can do to you
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by jve 5y ago
Compomnent count doesn't have to do anything with right to repair. And I really hope easily swappable components too (well up to a certain point, maybe. Just maybe). Naturally, you need expertise to repair. And you need tools too. But
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by jve 5y ago
Hello and welcome to the underground data center I work for :) http://tour.deac.eu/Grizinkalns.html Located in Riga, Latvia, that is now underneath a city park. It was once a nuclear shelter in times of CCCP / USSR.
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by jve 5y ago
I have an old Neato D75. It is offline, lidar equipped, does it's job OKayish. Maybe you can ask @NeatoRobotics are there any offline models available for them?
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by jve 5y ago
Ehh... when eating, easily I always forget someting in the fridge and end up opening it x times. Now that is even after meal is prepared and already opened y times. And then there are number of other people that may want to take something t
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by jve 5y ago
Thanks. I appreciate when someone gives safety advices as they come in handy when starting to tinker electronics. When repairing dishwasher I had to disconnect a huge capacitor... well it looked like it. Knowing what you just wrote about ca
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by jve 5y ago
Wow. Intel is now chasing some design decisions within M1 with Intel Thread Director with different types of cores: https://www.anandtech.com/show/16881/a-deep-dive-into-intels... How not M1 is not an Innovation?
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by jve 5y ago
As someone who works for a non-major datacenter. We use VMware and have evaluated OpenStack. Lots of moving parts for OpenStack, administrative burden. So we don’t use OpenStack.
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by jve 5y ago
Ehh, someone has already done the calculation: https://everydayastronaut.com/rocket-pollution/ It may be order-of-magnitude worse, but not 3 orders of magnitude (If you look forward to using starship for human transpor
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by jve 5y ago
That's (almost) exactly what I did and without prior docker experience. I must admin it was less hassle with docker, but still docs for particular containers had to be read to understand configuration options. + setting up for externa
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by jve 5y ago
> Took about 20 mins to set everything up. Given you have Home Assistant installed and have previously used ESPHome. And attached wires. Otherwise, you may be up to a journey that takes many hours/days. That's the difference ex
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by jve 5y ago
Moving, resizing, adding is so hard. Clicking on some obscure icon within toolbar, that doesn't even feature tooltip for more explanation and then multiple clicks to get down to the operation I want... It is natural to be able to drag.
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by jve 5y ago
I mean, who writes queries on paper? And by pressing Execute, SQL will gladly provide error message that the student will, I think, quickly resolve. Is this a contest that measures how well students can write compile-able code without execu

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