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by rhexs 6y ago
Pretty impressive —- Parallels supports some sort of GPU pass through on ARM already?
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by rhexs 6y ago
Is parallels running the ARM windows preview emulating 64 bit X86 fast enough for anything practical? Can I play ten year old games?
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by rhexs 6y ago
I’m amazed how a large portion of the Internet can hold two diametrically opposed ideas in their heads like this as the same time. Really bodes well for the next decade. “You still have freedom of speech, but can only talk about subjects I
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by rhexs 6y ago
I hope they finally fully implement/hide most of the old era Windows UI elements. Biggest one I still use to this day is the control panel.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Does this mean he tweeted something “mean” and got on a discord hate list, or is there actually something problematic with regard to paid sponsorships / reviews?
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by rhexs 6y ago
Three months off is not a “few weeks”. Good lord. What school district are you referencing where teachers are forced to work every day during the summer? Yes, they don’t get paid for not working, but can usually have their employer stretch
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by rhexs 6y ago
Yes, “free speech” includes speech you don’t like. That’s the point.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Does wanting one’s own country to focus on its citizens first make one a xenophobe?
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by rhexs 6y ago
Not wanting to be in the EU makes you a racist how exactly? Are we using the word “racist” in the same way as it was applied in the last four years in America?
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by rhexs 6y ago
No, it’s still much easier.
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by rhexs 6y ago
You can buy commercial OLED displays for a lot more. Considering there really aren’t any mass produced OLED computer monitors yet, this is a rather limited market. The LG OLEDs run Linux and have been rooted in the past with public CVEs&#x2
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by rhexs 6y ago
Unfortunately, as proven by every area that has the "privilege" of receiving new Californian transplants, you are in the extreme minority.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Really neat. Is there anything cheap like this that will do simple base conversion -- i.e. hex to base 10 and so on?
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by rhexs 6y ago
Unless litigating students is something your startup is interested in, I’d recommend ignoring that line of thinking and just hiring a good pen tester for a few months.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Nothing in that link seems to indicate it was “extremely bad”. Just seems like your typical not enough pork/special interest support red team versus blue team nonsense. OSHA regulations and “census worker relief” need to be tied into t
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by rhexs 6y ago
How effective would the Swiss military really be? I looked up the last military operation they were in and couldn’t find anything relevant. Looks like they do extraordinary light peacekeeping and such. (Yes, yes, they’re “neutral”. Suppose
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by rhexs 6y ago
Would love a citation on this one. Forcing above average American students into cram schools to memorize leetcode problems would probably help make Americans “the best candidates” for the whiteboard merry-go-round, but I have a strange feel
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by rhexs 6y ago
Faith is eroding in the American electoral process because the Democratic party has been working very hard both to undermine the process and to spread propaganda to the effect that the process is untrustworthy. [See the Russia hoax that was
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by rhexs 6y ago
I mean, sure, I imagine no one disputes that in whatever self-selected bubble you get your news from, but that isn't the debate here. Yes, as stated above, I totally agree that if you filter down your news into whatever makes you feel
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by rhexs 6y ago
I've always thought that most of the rage came from a dying traditional media quickly realizing they could capitalize on Trump's bombastic style for a critically important advertisement cash injection. Look at viewership of major
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by rhexs 6y ago
Interesting that the bounty program is only mentioned in the text screenshot and not the article. While it’s unfortunate that this happened, randomly pen-testing a bank then presumably asking for money is not something I would advise.
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by rhexs 6y ago
I found a few anecdotes on reddit about how a user had “withdrawals”. I’ve used bottles of the stuff, have randomly run out and not re-ordered for months/years, and never noticed any withdrawal symptoms. If you have any studies, I’d be
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by rhexs 6y ago
I installed the Amplifi Gamer edition a year or two ago and have been quite disappointed. Eero has been much better. The Amplifi Teleport feature is quite nice, but I still think Ubiquiti is experimenting with the Amplifi line and probably
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by rhexs 6y ago
I haven’t found a one stop solution for a good home router yet, but I’ve played with most of the popular brands at this point. The biggest requirement I have is CAKE [1] support as I think it’s an absolutely incredible feature that makes no
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by rhexs 6y ago
Most every state sells or gives away the voter rolls. This has been a tremendously annoying issue for decades.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Probably easier to just have every computer connected on a much faster network. Query the internet for a hash, have it sent to you after a 100ms lookup at 1TBps. Seems impossible considering in my lifetime I’ve basically seen ISP speeds go
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by rhexs 6y ago
The same thing you should do if your team leader says they don’t want to hire any other subgroup because of discriminatory reasons. Just to be clear, this is exactly equivalent to and just as bad as racism in every way.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Probably for a reason similar to that classic maxim “real communism has never been tried”.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Yes, the early 90s, back before HFT, was an objectively terrible time. I shudder to think of having to live through them again. Imaging having to pay $5 for a stock trade instead of $0. Life changing.
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by rhexs 6y ago
I doubt having the world’s largest bureaucracy create a plan to source and ship Vitamin D to every American would cost “not much”. On the contrary, each American would most likely be taking the most expensive Vitamin D ever sourced. Yes, th

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