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by redundantly 2y ago
Not just the spammers, but the companies that still use it to send page outs to their employee's personal phones rather than using a service like Pager Duty or other, more appropriate means. Won't somebody at AT&T think of the
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by redundantly 2y ago
An increase in bandwidth costs is an increase. There's nothing disingenuous about that. I imagine it also takes a toll on server, power, and maintenance (staff time) costs as well.
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by redundantly 2y ago
Because the people buying these things have power supplies that are also rated by their wattage. If someone has a 750w PSU they'll need to replace it with something higher, e.g., 1000w, to run this card and the rest of the computer co
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by redundantly 2y ago
It's an apt comparison, though ;)
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by redundantly 2y ago
Pretending that the federal government of a nation of 340 million people should be that small is beyond naive.
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by redundantly 2y ago
I imagine it's because PayPal uses azure in some capacity.
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by redundantly 2y ago
I imagine it's not fragmentation in the strictest sense. It's more than likely it's just the result of a bug. Perhaps garbage collection wasn't being triggered and space wasn't getting freed up. It could be that the
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by redundantly 2y ago
Where are you seeing these "we're viral" statements?
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by redundantly 2y ago
gestures at all of the billionaires
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by redundantly 2y ago
For years, the pinephone was considered an alpha device, it was targeted for only developers to use. Currently it's considered a beta device for early adopters. So let me give you a more apt comparison. The Libre M is like a Nissan ver
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by redundantly 2y ago
All three of my kids are neurodivergent. If they have suffered from my parenting, they are more than welcome to blame me. Sure, parenting kids with ADHD or Autism or whatever else is hard, but that doesn't make one a Saint and therefor
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by redundantly 2y ago
Comparing the Librem to the Pinephone is disingenuous. It's like comparing a Nissan Versa to an e-bike that requires assembly upon delivery.
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Spiders fly on the currents of Earth's electric field (2018)(pbs.org)
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by redundantly 2y ago
If you're never doing color prints, get a b&w printer.
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by redundantly 2y ago
Still happens for Disk Cleanup, in a way. It can get stuck at parts, and it might finish but the window doesn't go away until you hover the mouse above it.
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by redundantly 2y ago
It can still be helpful. Some people are already on the other side of that wall, or someone else usually comes along with an archived, non-paywall version.
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by redundantly 2y ago
Your class sounds amazing. Do you have any of your lectures online?
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by redundantly 2y ago
The next time my wife asks me why we have something new, my response will be "Because in a capitalistic society, you can exchange money for ____."
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by redundantly 2y ago
If performance isn't an issue, why not get a Mac mini?
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by redundantly 2y ago
The second link was four years ago. The third link was 2014. They didn't fix the vulnerability for the computer owners, but they did take over the control of the malware on them without notifying them. Same for the fourth link. 2011, t
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by redundantly 2y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/29/23851227/fbi-doj-qakbot-b... https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/13/22382821/fbi-doj-hafnium-... https://www.fbi.gov/ne
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by redundantly 2y ago
This is incredible, I imagine this kind of work is being performed all of the time. I wonder how many other similar infections and botnets are being battled right now.
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by redundantly 2y ago
> Would I use it on a single disk on a Desktop? Probably not. I do. Snapshots and replication and checksumming are awesome.
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by redundantly 2y ago
A cereal box is likely thicker than the material used in the product this article talks about. It wouldn't take very many folds to prop up a notebook.
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by redundantly 2y ago
No. Stuff like this benefits those behind HN and many who frequent this site. The political-neutral face HN puts on is a farce.
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by redundantly 2y ago
Aye, but that nonsense benefits religious authorities and politicians, it has value to them, hence its staying power.
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by redundantly 2y ago
They didn't say to buy a book just for this.
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by redundantly 2y ago
It can't run Linux based images, you have to find images compatible with FreeBSD or build your own.
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by redundantly 2y ago
Neither does he. He's a hack.
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by redundantly 2y ago
It would be awesome if it could generate street signs at intersections. I’d love to use it to help my kids get more familiar with our area. Theyre tired of me constantly asking for street names or which way to turn. Sometimes, they even giv

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