kingrazor

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by kingrazor 4y ago
I can't speak to anything newer than comet lake, but between my various HP elite books, elite desks, Dell optiplexes, latitudes, and Lenovo thinkpads, very few of them have shipped with bitlocker enabled by default.
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by kingrazor 4y ago
Many business class PCs shipping with Pro versions of Windows do not have bitlocker enabled by default. We have a few hundred laptops and desktops in the validation lab I work in and very few of them shipped with bitlocker enabled.
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by kingrazor 4y ago
I had bad insomnia in high school and often went to sleep quite late. This probably would have helped me a little.
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by kingrazor 4y ago
Can you expand on that? Every time I've looked for a new job I've had to use the "carpet bomb" approach with my resume to get anywhere. Any time I've been out of work historically, it's taken a minimum of 3 mon
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by kingrazor 4y ago
I use SMS because it's been the default messaging solution on every non-iphone I've ever owned. My first few phones were all "dumb" phones so SMS was the only option. On my android phones I've always just used the b
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by kingrazor 4y ago
This begs the question, do you ever sprint while in a sprint?
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by kingrazor 4y ago
I'm not a developer but when my last job paid half of what I make now and I have even less responsibility than I did at the previous job.
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by kingrazor 4y ago
I also wonder about this. Every device I've ever bought that needs either a charger or an AC adapter has come with its own power/charging cable. I've never had the desire for them to all have the same connector. I just keep t
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by kingrazor 4y ago
Constantly.
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by kingrazor 4y ago
I can't count how often my left or down swipe has been interpreted as a left or right swipe on touchscreens
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by kingrazor 4y ago
Don't they, technically? Since the income tax is withheld from your paycheck before you get it?
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by kingrazor 4y ago
I currently have 5 computers: -A Nehalem i5 desktop that I built in 2010 and used as my main PC until 2021. It's currently running Windows XP and being used to play my old RTS games -An Ivy Bridge i7 desktop that I'm using as an E
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by kingrazor 4y ago
Isn't this basically the case at the end of the day? Just about everything seems to eventually get passed on to the consumer.
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by kingrazor 4y ago
They're taking advantage of the still sizeable population of people who enjoy offline, single-player games. Because they still do that quite well.
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by kingrazor 4y ago
I'm not sure attending traditional school with chronological peers does all that much to improve that situation. I know very few people who are still friends with anyone from high school, for example. I only have two friends from high
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by kingrazor 4y ago
My problem is that when I select that, I see a completely different feed, regardless of post times. In the algorithmically sorted mode I see tweets that I'll never see in the chronological mode.
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by kingrazor 4y ago
Is this really a problem though? Wouldn't arts programs simply move to being something offered to and studied by those wealthy enough to do so? I'm genuinely curious.
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by kingrazor 4y ago
I never graduated college. The only good that came of me going to college was that I met someone who introduced me to a paid internship program that I'd have otherwise never known about, and would never have been able to qualify for ha
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by kingrazor 4y ago
I've worked in a software validation lab for the past 5 years where we have 100s of laptops in use. My bench has 8-10 laptops sitting on it at any given time, all of them running 24/7, though none of them doing anything particular
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by kingrazor 5y ago
I drank soda throughout my childhood and really ramped up how much I drank when I got into college and finally had a bit of disposable income. At a certain point I was easily drinking a gallon per day. The thing that finally got me to stop
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by kingrazor 5y ago
I think about this every once in a while. I've grown up playing those games and others like them. I remember how cool the world seemed in World of Warcraft when it first came out, but once I realized players had mapped out the entire g
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by kingrazor 5y ago
The stages mentioned in this article are exactly what the company I last worked for went through. Inevitably they lost customers to other products with faster release cycles. The company is still limping along but at a fraction of their for
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by kingrazor 6y ago
Just doing some napkin calculations, the cheapest apartment I can find right now online in my city is $900 per month. This is including studios. The minimum wage in my state is $11.25 per hour. So working full time at minimum wage, that apa
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by kingrazor 7y ago
Depends on the SKU. Lots of NUCs have full vPro (at least the Intel branded ones).
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by kingrazor 7y ago
Assuming they work full time and receive benefits. The pizza shops I've worked in did not offer benefits or full time hours.
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by kingrazor 7y ago
How many pizza shops have you been to that pay more $13 per hour? All the ones I know of pay minimum wage to anyone but managers.
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by kingrazor 7y ago
I'm a living example of this.