mrkstu

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by mrkstu 3y ago
You're already seeing the EU investigate X/Twitter for not modulating the messaging of their users according to their (the EU's) dictates.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
As Seneca is said to have quipped- “Fortuna est quae fit cum praeparatio in occasionem incidit." or "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.” Nvidia has been doing the hard work in preparing to succeed in this mar
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by mrkstu 3y ago
My basement office offers pretty much all these upsides- don’t even know if it’s getting stormy outside. Do get some natural light from a window well too. My wife’s office from the 2nd floor gets the kids/animal noise- but she also get
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Depends on how sleepy I am. In a near dream state I can visualize almost anything. Fully inhabiting my left brain wide awake, all I get is words and the black of the back of my eyelids.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
If you grew up post USSR era it has probably fallen out of the lexicon for younger folk…
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Never since has there been such a thoughtfully designed ecosystem. NeXT maybe, but in the original it was not accessible. I don't think my young self will ever forgive Microsoft for forcing Apple into burying MacBasic. I had come into
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by mrkstu 3y ago
I read the previous poster's comment as saying the revocation of the key would be embedded in newer content, and if the device is compliant it would revoke its own key when it encountered the newer content.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Of course the order of operations here was to break everything first and then start addressing the issues they feel like addressing when and if they get around to it. Kind of a real FU way of trying to move things forward...
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Currently have 2 Windows boxes for work- 1 for the company and another for the gov department I'm contracted out to. And then I have a MacBook Pro M1 Max on the other side of the widescreen to jump to when I need to do something produc
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by mrkstu 3y ago
To be fair Apple usually follow specs to a fault- the problem they have when tying into non-Apple ecosystems is when de facto standards others follow are widespread- they often don’t implement/test those and don’t consider it their pro
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Yep, I always think of schadenfreude in this context. A single word that we've stolen for something that would take multiple English words to express. Why come up with our own new English word, when there is a perfectly cromulent one r
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by mrkstu 3y ago
The main difference is that you can fully implement a 'Christian' values state and it isn't going against the grain to base it on mercy, equality, and not 'othering' those who don't agree. In other words a full
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Hey they’d still have food/shelter in that scenario…
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by mrkstu 3y ago
It’s repetitive, but also not particularly long. Also easier to skim those parts. It is more of an issue when you’re trying to consume the audio version…
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by mrkstu 3y ago
No, the compiler will revert to the original behavior, it only adopts the new behavior with the declaration.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Ask and ye shall receive: https://9to5mac.com/2023/09/12/new-icloud-big-pricey-storage...
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by mrkstu 3y ago
The issue is that there is a high level of overlap between the skill sets/aptitudes necessary to work in the chip industry and on the software side, and in some subsets, its substantially easier on the SWE side. Why work harder for les
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by mrkstu 3y ago
As mentioned you then just need to lock down AWS, rather than AWS AND outside access to servers via VPN. Lessen the attack surface.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Enshittification of Google continues unabated...
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by mrkstu 3y ago
This seems to be most logical for time shifting solar when you've over provisioned it. Long term it will come in very handy.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
The way I approach that is by any civilization with an existing written corpus going back in time- European/Chinese for example. If the Chinese had knowledge of the Americas they’d have been the ‘discoverers’ in mondernity. Without wri
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by mrkstu 3y ago
That doesn't address the underlying issue of family groups being priced out of transportation options altogether.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Well, I'd call the inner ear an evolutionary response to gravity...
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Makes sense, though if you'd asked me before your explanation, I'd have thought the idea of accelerating at high speed without leaving free fall impossible.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
To be perfectly clear, the virtualization is for ARM, so you're getting native level performance with ARM apps and the Windows emulation of x86 instructions flies along pretty well too.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Yeah, the Parallels version is very good- enough to play mid-level games pretty comfortably.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
They observed Reddit making waves and decided to say “hold my beer!”
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by mrkstu 3y ago
We don't ask pilots to do basically anything. They are given dedicated lanes and have constant radar monitoring them anywhere near an airport where they may be expected to somehow come in contact with another plane. Compared to sharing
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by mrkstu 3y ago
Most corps carry long term disability insurance- I’d make more on that than an equivalent Euro paying job.
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by mrkstu 3y ago
So could one use this to run a fully socket capable Jupyter notebook? There are some infosec dashboards I would like to build, but not having the ability to actually run socket capable code killed the interesting aspect of doing it in the b

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