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by nemo8551 3y ago
Thanks all, I hadn’t considered that but we do only use it for silly things and nothing work related but it’s worth a consideration.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
Can I just say how surprised I am the many people have a favourite prime number generator. I can’t say I have a favourite but I do enjoy multiplying two random prime numbers with each other and using the random result when I need a random n
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by nemo8551 3y ago
They strap boots. To be honest I’m amazed there is that amount of money in it but they must be very good at it.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
That’s tremendous, can you imagine the initial conversations?
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by nemo8551 3y ago
Thanks for this, I’ll give this a watch.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
I have to agree here, I’ve worked on some tremendously complex control systems and the documentation has been so good that anytime I’ve needed info it was easy to find. I’ve also worked on relatively simple systems that have required more i
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by nemo8551 3y ago
It looks like ups have decided that they want to pay their drivers something in the region of $175,000 in order to do their business though. If they didn’t want to pay that then they could pay less but then those drivers might not think tha
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by nemo8551 3y ago
I would have liked it if the audit had also provided a number of logins to be used on that server to act like typical users. Just so it was operating as a normal server would. This could have led onto auditing a live server. Auditing an in
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by nemo8551 3y ago
Well that’s just like your opinion man. But I get it, it’s really hard to accurately replace legacy components as time moves on, it probably will feel like one but as it’s not all original it will never meet an unattainable expectation.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
The sheer amount of variables for what makes a good manager in what situation is mind boggling. I was a manager a while back, then back to an engineer at another company and now I’m an engineering manager at a new one. I think there are so
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by nemo8551 3y ago
I read a decent bit on here the other day about a good use for ai with copilot. It was loading up data sheets and being able to query them. I.e. what’s the power draw at full load of x or y chip at ambient temperature for this board or comp
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by nemo8551 3y ago
Maybe folk who are issued a chrome book for whatever reason and like their setup on Firefox? Either that or it’s “because we can”.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
I’m totally not saying I agree and would definitely do it myself……but yes. 100% yes. I’ve been plex for a while but jellyfin looks like I might have a choice of service in future.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
It might be a bit corporate now but a few years back I found the security aspects of the redhat admin training to be decent enough for most folk.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
For me mastodon is where I get my cybersecurity and infosec chat from now. HN is my generic techy stuff Reddit replacement, insta for mountain biking and twitter is for lower league Scottish football- it’s very well setup on there. I’m no
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by nemo8551 3y ago
Cheers, going to give it a look.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
I love the idea of this but could it work without needing all the linked data? I get that it has to track you but it seems a bit heavy on the linked data. At least on iOS.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
With something like this would I be able to load in a custom set of data, data sheets etc and keep the whole thing as an offline reference for a certain subject? The citation part is incredibly useful even if that’s not the case.
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by nemo8551 3y ago
What does this offer me over the plethora of other newsletters out there? Not being negative, just asking as there wasn’t much detail on the linked page.