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by rdudek 5y ago
This will be interesting to see. If Steam Deck becomes a successful device, I believe the Xbox division will release a mobile device to compete with Nintendo.
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by rdudek 5y ago
Makes it much easier to avoid applying for such idiotic companies that they feel threatened by posting salary info.
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by rdudek 5y ago
I've been working in the IT industry way too long. Any devices provided by my employer will only have whatever the employer has preloaded in terms of software. I will not browse any private or personal things on that device. I'
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by rdudek 5y ago
They seem to be flipping the houses fast and hard around my neighborhood. One of my favorite things to do is walk around with the dog and see houses go up for sale. Lately, I noticed houses sold only to be relisted by Zillow like 30 days
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by rdudek 5y ago
Muscle memory is big with this one. But Chrome now has an icon right at the start page to go here.
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by rdudek 5y ago
To be honest, I think the biggest issue with news media are the click-bait and flashy headlines/animations all over. CNN loves Breaking News on everything. One of my favorite news source is PBS NewsHour. Most boring, non-sensational
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by rdudek 5y ago
So does that mean DirectX will be fully available under any Linux distro at some point?
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by rdudek 5y ago
This is correct. I have no problems of them scanning my icloud mail or photos. I just don't like the idea of there being a system level scanner for a hash database on my device assuming that I'm guilty until proven innocent. I
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by rdudek 5y ago
They just wanted you to train their AI.
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by rdudek 6y ago
Nothing wrong with uPnP. If you’re worried about something opening up ports on your network, you’re already compromised.
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by rdudek 6y ago
Ubisoft games come to mind. Without UPnP or specific ports forwarded you’ll have limited NAT support which many games will tell you.
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by rdudek 6y ago
Most of that is paid through taxes on vehicle registration/renewals and fuel.
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by rdudek 6y ago
For anyone moving away from LastPass, it's very easy to export all LastPass data into a CSV file and import it to other password managers. The hard part was deleting everything from LastPass as it only allows to select one item at a t
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by rdudek 6y ago
I did the same, however I wish 1password would keep my extension logged in instead of asking me to type up a convoluted password every time I open the browser.
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by rdudek 6y ago
The article is citing Transport & Environment[1] publication on the subject. However, they're only talking about recycling. They neglect to mention how much resources will be needed to generate that energy used to charge those ve
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by rdudek 6y ago
Aren't BTC's biggest issues volatility and transaction speed? I can understand volatility eventually settling once all the BTC are mined but the transaction will take longer and longer, not to mention a huge power consumption to
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Nvidia Geforce RTX 3080 Review(guru3d.com)
2 points by rdudek 6y ago|1 comments
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by rdudek 6y ago
My mom received seeds. I took them and reported the package. Who knows what kind of crap those seeds are and didn't want to test that theory by planting them.
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by rdudek 6y ago
This must not be a US thing. I don't know of any business that ships a product prior to receiving payment.
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by rdudek 6y ago
I'm no network genius either but I just logged into the unifi console thing and created a new wifi SSID with it's own IP range and then had to reconfigure all my IoT devices to point to the new wifi SSID. That was all I had to do
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by rdudek 6y ago
Agreed. I just redid my entire network and went with a Ultimate Dream Machine Pro setup from them. My network has never been faster coming from standard netgear router. Setting up all the necessary VLANs to keep IoT devices away from mai
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by rdudek 6y ago
As someone who recently got the Dream Machine Pro with NanoHD access point, most of the consumers will not want to deal with such a setup. Also, Ubiquiti has their own issues to sort out as well.
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by rdudek 7y ago
I'm thinking about picking up the QC 35's series 2 or the Sony WH-1000MX3's. Any recommendations? Can either of those turn off the noise canceling tech? I'm not a big fan of noise canceling technologies, I'm just
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by rdudek 7y ago
Mostly because Larry Ellison, Oracle's CTO hosting a fundraiser for Trump.
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by rdudek 7y ago
I got the Vivoactive 3 and it has served me well with all its features, you can also routinely find it on sale too.
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by rdudek 7y ago
Same, this is how I got started with coding as a teenager.
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by rdudek 8y ago
I just had Apple replace my battery on iPhone 6S Plus for $30. Took them roughly an hour to do so. Phone feels like new with this battery. So I think the new tech can be a pain in the ass for regular users to repair. Their authorized sho
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by rdudek 8y ago
Is that the reason why Windows updates keep removing the win7 games from my system?
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by rdudek 8y ago
Good, screw them both. Had issues with AT&T in the past not liking my unlocked Samsung Note phone. They would not provision it fully and caused my service to suffer.
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by rdudek 9y ago
I don't think those use x86 chips so they should be OK.

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