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by mrjin 5y ago
Adding more disks to it. The thing is that disks used in RAIDs tend to be of the same model and even batch and thus suspicious to the same vulnerabilities. Home users typically don't really have neither the need of the capacity/sp
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by mrjin 5y ago
Oh well, shouldn't that be Centralized Distribution Secrets?
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by mrjin 5y ago
More or less 40 years later, CCP learned nothing from it. They do seem to know why people were willing to have more children in the past, neither do they understand why almost no one want to have two or more kids. They first imitated USSR t
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by mrjin 5y ago
Are you sure of that? Microsoft has recently introduced so called AI into VisualStudio, and IMO, it's idiocy rather than intelligence. If you don't know what I mean and you do conveniently have a VS license, try turn the AI shit o
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by mrjin 5y ago
Cannot agree more. If I remembered correctly, there was such an obvious bug in 'Gravity' that in the orbit, if you want to catch up with another object in front of you, you cannot simply accelerate, or you will result in getting f
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by mrjin 5y ago
That's simply because the penalty of violating the law is no more than a breeze in comparison to their revenue.
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by mrjin 5y ago
I have to say that M$ has screwed up diskpart in some versions of Windows. Sometimes it simply cannot clean the disk correctly after being formatted using some other tools such as Rufus.
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by mrjin 5y ago
Well have to say Rufus is good. But there is a far better tool: Ventoy. You will only need to format your thumb drive once and for all. After that, you will simply only need to copy the image file such as .iso, .vhd etc on to the drive and
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by mrjin 6y ago
IMO, currently there is no such a thing as intelligence in all AI approaches. By saying that I don't mean they are not useful, but rather saying that to me seems all so called AI model are based on statistics and for sure those program
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by mrjin 6y ago
That defeats the claimed purpose: decentralization, isn't it?
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by mrjin 6y ago
I'm just wondering what kind of genocide can make Uyghur population in Xinjiang grow from 5M to 25M?
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by mrjin 6y ago
I absolutely agree with the first half of your comments but imo Starlink is just an amazing way to make staggering amount of space junks which we already had way too many in the orbit.
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by mrjin 6y ago
50/50 is a soft limit, technically the fiber used recently can flawlessly goes to 1000/1000, which should be sufficient for the next decade at least.
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by mrjin 6y ago
Not sure about FB as I'm not a FB user. But for Google that's was not the case long time ago. In the past Google was sending visitors to the source link/original location but that practice now becomes showing the visitor a di
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by mrjin 6y ago
Well, frankly speaking, as an individual or a small company, you do not matter much, especially in comparison to the cost to get the problem fixed. While an organization grows larger, it has to employ lots of processes which are obviously n
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by mrjin 6y ago
Google has gone rogue for a long time. But for UX, it's not necessarily dark pattern. IMO, there is a bad smell, started by Google, particularly Chrome if I remembered correctly, which tends to hide menus/actions by moving them un
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by mrjin 6y ago
Wife told her husband: Buy two watermelons on your way home, if you see eggs, buy a dozen. So the husband went home with a dozen watermelons.
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by mrjin 6y ago
Maybe try FDroid?
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by mrjin 6y ago
Well that was simply arrogance that can be see in almost every large organizations: they believe everyone would like their idea. The problem maybe most people do like their idea but there would be always someone does not.
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by mrjin 6y ago
Just wondering is FAA getting away with it?
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by mrjin 6y ago
Well, obviously the designer of bitcoin or any so called cryptos did not take a serious thought why centralized financial authorities are there. They believed books kept by those financial authorities are the real problems and thus they mad
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by mrjin 6y ago
That's exactly what you should expect when anything comes into monopoly. When you have no alternatives, any price could be the best offer for you. For the same reason, when I have to use cloud, I would try to avoid anything that deeply
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by mrjin 6y ago
Well, you were doing absolutely RIGHT thing, but doing the right thing sometimes does not bring you any benefit. In this particular case, if you think about it again, I guess you will do it in a completely different way. They have already g
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by mrjin 6y ago
Why am I not surprised at all? Heard that M$ has completely removed the testing team by adapting to DevOPs, which makes end users in production environment the white mouse.
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by mrjin 6y ago
Cannot agree more. uBlock or piHole would be much better.
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by mrjin 6y ago
Google has went rouge for quite a while. AMP was another example of the same nature.
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by mrjin 6y ago
IMO, Bit Coin resolved nothing it claimed to resolve. A great example is the existence of so called crypto exchange. Why are the exchanges there anyway? Because the two parties of a transaction simply cannot and never should trust each othe
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by mrjin 6y ago
If you cannot explain it, you don't really understand it.
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by mrjin 6y ago
Actually US had just shown the world its leadership.
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by mrjin 6y ago
I'm one of the early Gmail testers who registered for the beta program and got invitation from Gmail directly. Unluckily or maybe luckily from the first date after registration, I started to receive spams which I have no idea why. Cont

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