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mikecoles
3y ago
Not sure about 30 years ago, but for the last 20 Cisco has been the same. Mostly reliable hardware, but the software side sucks, the licensing and support fees are ridiculous, licensing without a direct connection to their cloud (or a satel
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3y ago
Dumb idea to refuse to waste more money because you have other debts. Ukraine is a garbage fire at best, pork barrel at worst. It's not close to a worthwhile investment.
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3y ago
No problems would be eliminated. Ditch Amazon whenever possible to reduce problems. Local, independent stores that are physically visited are the better option.
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3y ago
No slower than standard checkout. Most often, self-checkout is much faster.
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3y ago
Well played.
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3y ago
Was it FL that allowed for price negotiation via values placed in HTML forms? This was decades ago. Websites would send the $-values of products via html elements that the frontend designer wasn't expecting to be modified before the or
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3y ago
Windows is the most frustrating software to deal with in regard to anything. Want a dumb browser for Fac ebook, Youtube, and Google? Get a Chromebook. There is not Windows excels at that a user would want.
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3y ago
Did Adobe hire AOL's Chief Retention Officer?
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3y ago
I wish I could buy ML cards with Monopoly money.
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3y ago
LLMs, so far, are just there to count patterns and regurgitate the patterns. They're not a judge of content, thankfully. As for lack of accuracy, which news organization has been unbiased in their reporting? None.
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Sans 2023 Holiday Hack Challenge
(2023.holidayhackchallenge.com)
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3y ago
Is this the first year you have to sign up with vendors to complete the tasks?
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3y ago
Reorganizing for anti-trust negotiations?
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3y ago
A paper menu.
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3y ago
Musk and his businesses are a positive force in the world. Popularizing electric vehicles, making space launches more efficient, and providing an open platform are great benefits.
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3y ago
"cars are bumpy trains are smooth " Your delusions never cease to amaze.
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3y ago
Mind the pence and the pounds will take care of themselves. Stop wasting the money of other people. Rail sucks. Leave it for cargo.
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3y ago
Guessing the mega-recalls of lettuce during the past few years were forgotten: "In any case, there is no problem with this," an article published by the university in 2017 says. "Human waste is as effective a fertilizer as is
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3y ago
Keep an eye out for the Kentucky Jam the next time you're in the supermarket.
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3y ago
I'd be in for a check to Radio shack signed by Woz.
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Stat of a single person. I found a personal blog with a typo in the commands for one of the tutorials on the site. I found the blog owner's email and it had a pgp key on the keyservers. We chatted, securely, without ever having met bef
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3y ago
The difference between accessibility and affordability is large.
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Starlink performs amazingly well in its use-case.
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3y ago
The crazier conspiracy, for me, is the MLK assassination. Wedigoon made a video about the odd occurrences. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TA2AIuAuW8
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3y ago
Separate your router from your APs. ER605 is about 60 USD. Handles multiple uplinks as well. If you're not interested in the nuts and bolts of networking, get an Omada class AP from TP-Link and use the Omada software to configure every
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Trouble travels in packs.
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Hardly 'best' when they're up to these antics.
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3y ago
Overhyped. Solution looking for a problem. There are applications for AI/ML, but they're "boring" so marketing gets cranked up to make it sound like AI can do all the things.
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3y ago
Go back and re-read the prior comment. Then think about it. You'll then understand that fixing things, currently or in the near future, it will be the current leadership that has much of the blame or applaud coming to them.
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There's enough left-wingnut commentary in your single post to not be disappointed. You are so blinded by jealousy that you missed the point on the prior comment.
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