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nikau
4y ago
People are more desirable when they are already taken.
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4y ago
people who talk but dont do
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nikau
4y ago
Its providing the illusion of choice. Like on an airplane when they ask 'chicken or beef' - you ask for beef, "sorry we only have chicken left"
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4y ago
bold assumption that the scammers aren't using compromised pbx systems.
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nikau
4y ago
decent carriers just send you an audio message via RCS
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nikau
4y ago
Because people value walking up to the car and just opening it vs finding the fob in their pocket and pressing a button, and that convenience outweighs the small risk their car gets stolen which is replaced anyway via insurance.
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nikau
4y ago
Yes likely a relay attack, best way to mitigate is to store keys in a RF blocking container.
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nikau
4y ago
sounds like you need microservices to solve your problem!
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nikau
4y ago
At least static binaries slip under the radar of vulnerability management tools so you don't have to go through the tedious patching treadmill as often
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nikau
4y ago
If MS4 is so breaking from MS3 they should have put the major version number into the package name. Its not an apt problem, its a problem that the application is fundamentally a new product that needs a unique name.
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4y ago
Containers have never been about system efficiency, rather admin/developer efficiency - lower skilled staff can pump out a working product cheaper. Need to run 2 separate apps that both need to use the same userid/filesystem path&
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4y ago
Those plumbers probably don't have to deal with a "not invented here" cistern and related plumbing with bespoke thread pitch and piping diameter either.
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nikau
4y ago
2000 pages seems a bit svelte, my laserjet 4200 toner does 20,000 pages.
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nikau
4y ago
That's because you didn't google it and then ask specific questions after doing some research.
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nikau
4y ago
so no downside :P
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4y ago
Which is what most of web sites are, frameworks come from cdn cache, user specific queries from origin.
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nikau
4y ago
In that circumstance a CDN would likely deliver the same performance.
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4y ago
Out of interest, most buildings I've worked in have had drop ceilings for HVAC and false floors - why cant they just put new plumbing and electrical in either false floor or ceiling?
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nikau
4y ago
step 1: present token gesture offer of help step 2: people call out stupidity of the plan step 3: call someone a pedo
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nikau
4y ago
Every cloud vendor charges for egress but not ingress, the more data you onboard the more expensive it is to move off
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nikau
4y ago
Meanwhile my six year old galaxy s8 presents a full desktop environment when a usbc hub is attached
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nikau
4y ago
Out of curiosity I just did a bit of a google, my AC vacuum is 6x the measured suction of the dyson in turbo mode: v6 normal - 24 air watts v6 turbo - 100 air watts nilfisk x150 - 600 air watts
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nikau
4y ago
You must have used some very very shitty AC vacuums. I have a dyson v6 and a nilfisk x150 - the nilfisk motor is 1600 watts, they aren't even in the same ballpark suction power wise. Without the motor brush head the v6 is pretty useles
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nikau
4y ago
how much does a construction team cost to move goalposts?
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4y ago
Go look at gcp load balancer feature set vs something like an f5 from 20 years ago.
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4y ago
I have both a hakko and a ts-100, and honestly I end up just using the ts-100 most of the time as I can run it off a small battery pack. Its kinda like having a dyson battery vacuum vs a proper AC one - the AC vacuum has way better suction,
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4y ago
Counterpoint, I click a link to load a feature page on the google cloud console, it takes around 10 seconds if not longer to load on a modern PC. Meanwhile vendor products from early 2000s loaded their web interfaces instantly. And they ha
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4y ago
> have a bunch of tech that is very good these days, in a larger quality than the failures. We have moved to products just being "good enough". An example is telco equipment, phones always just worked in the past, you would nev
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4y ago
Windows terminal seems to be typical of modern agile software, they do the MVP then try and ladle on extra features which are buggy. As an example the tab handling is a mess - eg. you can't configure tabs where title updates using esca
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4y ago
My theory is it makes people less likely to job hop - its much easier to schedule job interviews when working from home and you aren't drained from a daily commute.
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