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by philg_jr 5y ago
If you’re willing to pay, the supermicro Xeon-D mini-itx boards have 10Gbps NICs. ECC support is also nice.
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by philg_jr 5y ago
I might be excited about a Samsung phone if it didn’t have a lame version of Android on it.
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by philg_jr 5y ago
Corvette vs Model S is kind of a weird comparison, especially with the weight comparison. One is a coupe and one is a sedan. Maybe compare the Model S to an M5 or E63?
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by philg_jr 5y ago
And the new podcast that Carreyrou is doing for the most updated info on the evidence and trial, “Bad Blood: The Final Chapter”.
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by philg_jr 5y ago
The tire needed to be replaced regardless, and no shop around me had the exact tire in stock, so I would have had to wait and I needed to be able to drive safely (without screws in my tire) for work travel requirements. Most shops won'
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by philg_jr 5y ago
I took option to have the Tesla mobile tire service come to my house. I had several screws in one of my tires, and one was too close to the sidewall to plug. The guy in the van showed up to my house and had the full tire removed/mounte
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by philg_jr 5y ago
The developer of the O.MG cable has a good Twitter thread describing the issues. https://twitter.com/_mg_/status/1388321639524229120?s=21
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by philg_jr 5y ago
The only useful purpose of Facebook for me is using it as a somewhat modern phone book. It’s a great tool for tracking down old or new acquaintances and establishing a line of communication. It’s kind of what Facebook used to be before the
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by philg_jr 5y ago
Yep. Jealous. Best of luck on the build!
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by philg_jr 5y ago
Damn, dropping a new engine in a CTS V? What year? NA? How much power are you shooting for? The CTS V is definitely one of my favorite cars, I'd love to own one one day, but the ones with the manual trans hold their value pretty well :
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Be prepared to be impressed. I got myself into a '21 Model 3 LR and the acceleration puts a smile on my face every time I drive it. And this is from someone with a very heavily modded 4-cyl turbo car with a medium frame turbo and 20psi
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Follow journalists who have domain expertise in technology? You can use a shitty news article about a particular relevant topic that contains some questionable issues, and then search around for people that actually know what they are talki
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by philg_jr 6y ago
I mean, you could just open up your favorite web browser and go to any website you'd like. Why is the lack of an app on the App Store or Play such a major hindrance? Well, I know why it is, because most people have been conditioned to
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Free? Office365 isn't exactly free. Its arguably the new/better (subjective, I guess, both kinda suck) version of Skype for Business. Slack is actually free to use (last I checked), if you don't care about the chat history.
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by philg_jr 6y ago
A close friend's father uses Psilocybin to treat cluster headaches. He dealt with these debilitating headaches for a long time, basically unable to function as a normal human. This is in the US, and he is a former small business owner
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Capital One also has a browser extensions for this, including Firefox. Every time I come to a payment form on a website, it pops up and asks if I want to search for existing card numbers that match this site. If it finds one it will automat
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by philg_jr 6y ago
If anyone is curious about some modern fusion of EDM and the saxophone, check out Big Gigantic (Dominic Lalli, tenor sax) and GRiZ (mostly alto sax). Seeing either of these guys live is more fun than I can describe. Also, Lalli put out a ja
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Interested in your story about being in your early 20s and lucky enough to "largely fly private"
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by philg_jr 6y ago
The only people that I know that actually receive real value for their "points" are: 1. Business travelers who fly internationally or coast-to-coast regularly 2. Business owners who regularly put very large business purchases
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Salmon is general is a bad fish to farm because it consumes more protein than it produces. There are better fish (in terms of sustainability) that can be famred, and proper regulations (which the US has, compared to other countries) exist t
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by philg_jr 6y ago
The OS isn't the problem. The binary blobs from Qualcomm is the real problem.
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by philg_jr 6y ago
What about solar powered golf carts with blowers?
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by philg_jr 6y ago
So he is worth $82B now? Do you think he really loses sleep over that? He knows this is temporary and the stock will most likely bounce back.
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Unfortunately, this model invites a lot of the "fly-by-night" type of companies offering products that may or may not have been thoroughly tested, but they know their target market may be easily manipulated through professional lo
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Same with eastern PA, Bucks County comes to mind. A friend of mine teaches middle school, has her masters degree, and makes north of 100k. The property taxes in Chester Country, Delaware County, and Bucks County definitely reflect the salar
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by philg_jr 6y ago
This combination could be described as getting strapped into a rocket ship with (silent) fireworks going off inside repeatedly. Whew.
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Same for me, but with my primary number on Google voice. Google dropped the ball here with an option to compete with iMessage, whether with Voice or Hangouts/Gchat
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by philg_jr 6y ago
Guessing here...ad-tech
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by philg_jr 7y ago
Typically, FTTH doesn't require a "modem". In my case, I have VZ Fios in the northeast US. Their termination point at my house has an RJ45 Ethernet connection. It goes directly to my pfSense router.
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Dorsey Continuing on as CEO of Twitter(bloomberg.com)
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