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541.
by mey 7y ago
Is that number direct employee's or does that include MFG/Suppliers etc? Either way, 4.8 million people + friends/family, being angry is not a small number. China's population is ~1.3 billion according to CIA world fact
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by mey 7y ago
It doesn't meet your hackability requirements, but I suggest Ubiquiti for wifi AP's at a price point that home owners can afford. I personally prefer keeping my wifi separate from the router, which this affords you. See this for
543.
by mey 7y ago
It would be interesting to see a report from Steam on how many 32bit only OSX games are in the store. According to the stream hardware survey [1], OSX represents 3% of their install base. [1]: https://store.steampowered.com&#x2F
544.
by mey 7y ago
Your example is from 2000/2001. The same year OSX was first publicly released.
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by mey 7y ago
More accurately, we shouldn't rely on corporations to ensure free speech.
546.
by mey 7y ago
It's easy to forget the freedom I enjoy and expect in the United States. Again brings to light the question, how much do you actually own your device? Since I assume there is no recourse for these users on a censorship level, is there
547.
by mey 7y ago
Would they accept a wire transfer or Western Union?
548.
by mey 7y ago
Strong cryptography is critical for e-commerce. It is part of what protects your bank and credit card information form others.
549.
by mey 7y ago
Ground laser propulsion has been considered. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_propulsion
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by mey 7y ago
I wish both OSX/MacOS and Windows had a generic solution for 3rd party applications to check for updates, that wasn't tied to their respective stores. It's such a common pattern and requirement, the OS should/could prov
551.
by mey 7y ago
A pod is a lot different than an open office from my experience. Since the only background noise is your team and your problems, while distracting it at least it's focused on things you care about. Open offices you get bled over from
552.
by mey 7y ago
But not in my region (US).
553.
by mey 7y ago
There is a physical car designed to be repainted (like a motion capture actor) in CGI. It solves physics by using actual physics. http://www.themill.com/portfolio/3002/the-blackbird%C2%AE
554.
by mey 7y ago
Each Top level domain has an administrator responsible for running that tld. Including running it's DNS. The root domain ".", routes the request to the correct TLD DNS server. So technically, first you ask the root server
555.
by mey 7y ago
Was aiming to get the system together for $500 or less, including power supplies for a five node system. So SBC/NUC systems above $100 made it less compelling. Obviously performance isn't the consideration here, but number of ph
556.
by mey 7y ago
Been keeping my eye out for something like this. I have wanted to build a cheap bare metal k8s cluster for my homelab. While ARM is nice, most containers are targeted at x86.
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by mey 7y ago
https://youtu.be/8Gv0H-vPoDc
558.
by mey 7y ago
Do larger companies optimize when they pay fines to adjust their tax burden?
559.
by mey 7y ago
They dropped the Do No Evil in their mission statement in 2015.
560.
by mey 7y ago
Not a UK resident, US based but watching from afar. My understanding is the vote was It was specifically non-binding Was not a super majority There was no definition of what was being proposed (Brexit means brexit...) In my US vo
561.
by mey 7y ago
The real news here is the specification being opened.
562.
by mey 7y ago
I am paying for it, as are many businesses.
563.
by mey 7y ago
The lack of atomic commits in VSS, CVS and ClearCase caused absolutely horrific problems, even on small teams.
564.
by mey 7y ago
Order of my exposure to SCM Shared windows mount Visual Source Safe CVS SVN Perforce ClearCase Git Team Foundation Server Of those I still use Git and SVN. Aside from the shared network drive, VSS and ClearCase are in
565.
by mey 7y ago
You can download the CIA World Factbook, but it isn't an app, nor does search work offline. It is basically a scrape of the site. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/download/
566.
by mey 7y ago
If you are using Windows, I recommend using defender over any other AV option[0]. Understand, if you are already using Windows, you are already trusting Microsoft. If you don't trust Microsoft you probably shouldn't be using Win
567.
by mey 7y ago
Not sure how this will evolve but I will leave this with you https://www.apple.com/apple-card/
568.
by mey 7y ago
My expectation is that ripping it out will break a ton of international users language support, handwriting recognition, touch screen keyboards, and voice recognition.
569.
by mey 7y ago
I'm curious about how practical UDP amplification/reflection attacks will be in the wild with QUIC. A cloudflare blog mentions it in passing ( https://blog.cloudflare.com/head-start-with-quic/ ). I haven&#x
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by mey 7y ago
I have some principals with my homelab. Not doing grey market licensing is one of them. That's my personal preference, but just wanted to point out that iDRAC enterprise is additional.

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