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by physhster 1y ago
Bank of America offers FIDO U2F as a second factor but doesn't let you remove SMS as a factor. I don't see what the point is.
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by physhster 1y ago
ImprovMX recently sold to an American owner, though... So that's really not great.
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by physhster 2y ago
Apple is becoming like Google, everything is slightly broken and nobody cares, because fixing stuff doesn't get you promoted...
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by physhster 2y ago
Some data centers use evaporative cooling, in outside chillers. The water use is fairly high.
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by physhster 2y ago
Really makes you wonder if that "president" could be teaming up with the other side...
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by physhster 2y ago
It's somewhat interesting that the NYT acts all outraged while the refused to report on the orange guy's numerous conflicts of interest/crimes/dubious connections, and all out penchant for fascism before the election...
37.
by physhster 2y ago
I gave up and started using ControlD instead of uBlock or PiHole. It's been great and well worth the price. Clean, fast page loads.
38.
by physhster 2y ago
There is an amazing kebab across the street from the Bordeaux train station. Your entire study is debunked!!
39.
by physhster 2y ago
I remember buying a Riva TNT to play Half-Life better. Those were fun times! Then there was Counter Strike, many hundreds of hours were spent playing that too.
40.
by physhster 2y ago
And horribly outdated and poorly built single-family homes for the most part...
41.
by physhster 2y ago
Anybody would do a better jobs than these clowns.
42.
by physhster 2y ago
Johnston Atoll belongs there https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnston_Atoll
43.
by physhster 2y ago
Soundly the laughing stock of the entire world.
44.
by physhster 2y ago
That .su TLD is as authentic as it gets.
45.
by physhster 2y ago
"prioritizing the protection of the most vulnerable employees, such as those with children" This is so discriminatory, I don't even know where to start. Also, employees with children are more likely to need urgent time off, a
46.
by physhster 2y ago
Having done data center builds for years, mostly on the network side but realistically with all the trades, this is a really cool article.
47.
by physhster 2y ago
I'm not quite where you are yet, but I can feel this approaching... I started my career in IT tech support, became a systems & networks engineer, dabbled in IT management, data center construction management, software technical pro
48.
by physhster 2y ago
I know there isn't a market for it, but I'd really like a dumb TV that is snappy with an excellent panel. I don't even need speakers, or multiple inputs...
49.
by physhster 2y ago
At a 200-person company, sure. But when you're in the tens or hundreds of thousands, that's a hard no. Especially when dealing with out-of-scope dependencies.
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by physhster 2y ago
In my experience, SREs are usually "enforcers of maintainability". If your engineers don't want to be oncall, they need to produce applications and services that are documented and maintainable. It's an amazing forcing f
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by physhster 2y ago
I've been wondering how long it would take for a startup to figure out how to build train cars for cheaper than the incumbents. I know it's hard, but not as hard as building airplanes... As long as the authorities agree to certify
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by physhster 2y ago
I've had AirTags in my luggage that seemed ok, but the batteries died mid-trip which was somewhat suboptimal. Longer battery life seems like a good selling point vs. replacing those annoying CR2032 before every trip.
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by physhster 2y ago
How so?
54.
by physhster 2y ago
Imagine if that guy became VP...
55.
by physhster 2y ago
This is to cap forgotten wells, not exploit them again...
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by physhster 2y ago
GCP has ALIAS records in preview as of somewhat recently: https://cloud.google.com/dns/docs/records-overview#alias-rec...
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by physhster 2y ago
That's the only advantage.
58.
by physhster 2y ago
It sucks for anything with heating elements. 240v kettles and hair dryers are really awesome.
59.
by physhster 2y ago
I don't have anything to add besides that I think it's a very cool and creative project, and another good reason to keep that crate of cables and adapters in the basement...
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by physhster 2y ago
Probably because you're stuck with sub-par 110v appliances made for the US market...

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