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by luma 5y ago
I'm surprised I had to scroll this far into the comments to find this obvious answer. Each of my customers has a dedicated VM and I compartmentalize all sensitive data into each environment. In this manner, I can run each customer&#x
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by luma 5y ago
Does this impact your access to Tesla services or charging infrastructure? Can you still supercharge?
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I've often wondered if the people making these claims ("you need lasers to make something that flat") are people working in archeology or are actual civil engineers or machinists etc. Talk to a master machinist about how to
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by luma 5y ago
Oh for sure and I think that's an important point: this device didn't pop out of nowhere. Something of this complexity strongly suggests an existing school/guild/etc which developed the knowledge and crafts around design
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by luma 5y ago
All they're saying is that the technology represented in this device has no equivalent in the historical record anywhere near that time and that place. It's not to say that it literally cannot exist, rather, our historical unders
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by luma 5y ago
> The code outlined a process for enabling new features by verifying cryptographically signed licences This smells a lot like laying the groundwork for locking processor features behind a license key. Get ready for a monthly CPU license
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by luma 5y ago
I see a lot of replies about discovery not being a solved problem here, which it isn't, but that also isn't what the OP said. > Discovery is not a viable product I'm parsing "viable" as "commercially viable&
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by luma 5y ago
OP did note that he happens to be a YT premium user (for music), so in this situation it isn't a "free" service, they are interacting with a paying customer.
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by luma 5y ago
And also to prevent it from growing in such a way that it could threaten existing Meta properties. This is the typical behavior in monopolies these days, get big enough to simply buy out any potential competition. Seems like the UK has ha
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by luma 5y ago
The article in the OP covers this directly. A thousand entries with normal advertisement-filter-sounding terms were added, and then everything removed. I feel compelled to point out that you would know this had you read the article.
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by luma 5y ago
I don't directly deal with Windows desktops but am directly responsible for an estate which includes north of 40k Windows Server systems. As a result, I do have a pretty solid handle on managing Windows at scale (at least in the datac
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by luma 5y ago
If you have a system that is experiencing BSODs on the order of once a week, you have a _serious_ problem that is absolutely atypical of normal Windows behavior. Blaming the operating system hasn't brought you to a solution, perhaps th
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by luma 5y ago
Basically all modern storage arrays and network devices rely on serial connections for first time setup. There are some advantages to this approach for the datacenter engineer if you aren't trying to do it at scale (where you'd l
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As a city slicker who understands nothing of modern agriculture, can I get an explanation of what is going on here?
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Gas tanks :D
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I can't tell if you're being serious. You are technically correct, but also incredibly wrong in suggesting that the increased weight would be substantial enough to impact anything measurable. Depending on the size and capacity
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by luma 5y ago
Is that true if you set QoS to a value other than 0 in your application? https://www.hivemq.com/blog/mqtt-essentials-part-6-mqtt-qual...
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by luma 5y ago
It was far worse with phone chargers before the EU mandated USB, nearly every manufacturer had several different designs across their product lineup, none of which were compatible with each other.
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by luma 5y ago
Any insight as to how you managed to get rid of the track worms in your grey? We're still battling that here and nothing seems to last.
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The Back Orifice logo was also a play on the MS Back Office logo but with a goatse twist. CotDC were a cheeky bunch :D
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by luma 5y ago
I ran some training labs full of desktop PCs around the time that BO was released and it was a fantastic tool. It was free and offered a wide range of features for remote administration that win95/98 didn’t have. I could power cycle,
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by luma 5y ago
It's a stone requirement of the ponzi scheme itself. The price only goes up if new money comes into the market, so for anyone currently "hodling" a coin, they are obliged to convince others that buying in is a good idea or t
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by luma 5y ago
It appears to be an advertisement for the author's $40 workshop video which maybe has the actual details of how this is done.
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by luma 5y ago
It's endlessly amusing to watch a group of (mostly) finance "outsider" engineering teams rediscover all the reasons the current financial system works like it does.
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by luma 5y ago
Too late to edit my post but this quote from Frank Herbert's "Chapterhouse: Dune" says it well: > All governments suffer a recurring problem: Power attracts pathological personalities. It is not that power corrupts but tha
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by luma 5y ago
Power attracts those who pursue power, and those most willing to go to any ends to obtain that power are those mostly likely to wind up with it. I don't think that power itself is necessarily a corrupting force, but it is a magnet for
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by luma 5y ago
Loads, but successful consulting engagements don't lead to headlines. Source: 25 years as a consultant with many successful customer projects under my belt and zero that landed my name in the press.
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I'd parse that as customers which have mainframes are also doing hybrid cloud. They don't overtly state that the mainframe workloads are going to cloud, just that some number of customers who have mainframes also have cloud workl
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by luma 5y ago
I suspect the point was more centered around access to charging facilities. Range is less of a problem if you have access to a charging point overnight. For those that park on-street or in public garages without charging available, range
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by luma 5y ago
Pose Estimation from a 2D source is one of the default examples provided by TensorFlow: https://www.tensorflow.org/lite/examples/pose_estimation/ove... Not only are we already there, it's now a trivial e

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