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nr2x
4y ago
I’ve definitely seen the inverse to be true.
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4y ago
He’s a ghost, the company has zero vision. Meta is a shitshow, but I’ll give Zuck credit for at least have A vision of *something*. Sundars vision is to keep Larry and Sergei’s money machine humming along. That’s it. That’s the goal, cover
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4y ago
Stadia should either not have been released, or vastly better supported. Sundar took the middle route of saying yes to the idea, then letting the accountants run it into the ground. Worst of all worlds.
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nr2x
4y ago
This is why Sundar is a nice guy but shit CEO.
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nr2x
4y ago
Can confirm.
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nr2x
4y ago
I left Serato indexing music overnight and it created a 300gb cache. Which was actually impressive tbh.
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nr2x
4y ago
“Alphabet” or “alphabet”? Both? ;-)
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nr2x
4y ago
Well, if online MBA programs are the street, there’s plenty with cred.
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nr2x
4y ago
each engine is a little different as well. it's like learning to perform with a partner - like another dancer, musician, etc. you have to find the sweet spot where what you want and the tool *can do* line up.
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nr2x
4y ago
Just be an Gigachad Alpha at all times.
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4y ago
Lol, meanwhile they store Chinese data in CCP data centers. What a joke.
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4y ago
It’s impossible to get anything done. Googlegeist is pretty damn clear across the company. I’ve been getting nothing but pushback for a very critical project. Driving me nuts. Two weeks ago I just decided I was done with meetings, doc revi
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nr2x
4y ago
very good point!
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nr2x
4y ago
Soooooo, it's "wide open to the FBI and any state agencies that get access to Apple's servers"-mode?
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nr2x
4y ago
Since day one I’ve wanted this!!
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nr2x
4y ago
In general, yes - but hardware key authentication and Titan are leaps ahead.
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4y ago
There is no privacy when the device sends a full unencrypted backup to the mothership by default. It’s theater.
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4y ago
Marginally better privacy, waaaaaaay better marketing. Which is funny because google is the advertising company.
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nr2x
4y ago
Does lockdown mode also disable iCloud backup?
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nr2x
4y ago
iCloud backups go to Apple as plain text by default because it lets them give data to cops and FBI. Apples privacy stance is marketing, pure and simple. The FBI asked, Apple delivered: https://www.reuters.com/article/us
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nr2x
4y ago
You kidding? You ever visit the office? It’s no joke, you need clearance to take a piss.
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nr2x
4y ago
No biggie, I’ve done stuff for GLG before. It’s just bankers who want to talk to people who know stuff. Good pay.
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4y ago
If you step up to an RME you’ll know the difference.
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nr2x
4y ago
For audio you often get a ton of electronic noise on a PCIe card that isn’t present with an external device. Even the few PCIe still around use breakout boxes.
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4y ago
In my experience, much worse.
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nr2x
4y ago
Did more for web security than anybody else. Can’t even think of a second place.
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nr2x
4y ago
I'm honestly going to think about game ideas and try some with the family. It's fun to play with these models on your own, but it's way more fun with a group of people laughing and one-upping. (Also, very happy for somebody
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nr2x
4y ago
How many search results are forum posts with some asshole saying "let me google that for you" to the exact question you are asking? Haaaaaate that.
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4y ago
These systems make for a good family game in our house. We take turns with prompts and have the laptop broadcasting to the TV. I imagine you could make a more formal party game from it - some sort of weird version of Pictionary perhaps?
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nr2x
4y ago
(2018)
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