richardwhiuk

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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Paul Allen entered it in front of the customer for the first run https://paulallen.com/Futurist/Microsoft.aspx I expect it was distributed on tape as well.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
It is the case for VMs that customers create. It hasn't always been the case for manged services, but I don't think that's true for AWS either.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Azure has the same level of isolation for VMs at a hardware level as AWS.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
CSV isn't dynamically typed. Everything is just a string.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
There’s also the issue that if one trips, it’ll like cause havoc with the other one.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
It's a good thing for a OS to provide, that doesn't mean it needs to be in the kernel.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
No major carrier is running FreeSwitch or Asterisk at the core.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Amazon are eoling chime
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Factorio has an extensive modding community - one of the community mods was adopted and became an official expansion.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
I think that the effects at the moment are highly exaggerated in the tech media than the reality on the ground. How long that will remain true is a very open question, where different folks have widely differing timelines on when they expec
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
On 4G or 5G, if voice quality is degrading it's either being switched to a lower quality codec, or it's an upstream issue.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
The author addressed that in the article.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Cellular technologies can be configured to degrade differently to WiFi. The device gets fewer assigned slices, so the bandwidth reduces, but latency should remain static.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Wireguard is deeply not boring in lots of fairly horrible ways.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
He wasn't authorised to access the wiring closet. There are many troubling things about the case, but it's fairly clear Aaron knew he was doing something he wasn't authorised to do.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Microsoft can try quite hard to make their requests look like a user.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
They can combine two things in a way that never appeared together in the source material.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
The ads will come and they'll need to be an order of magnitude worse to make llms profitable.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
For some modes, you can break every message encrypted with that key.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Opex is more though IME with OpenShift
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
How much flexibility are we giving parents in what they name children? If a parent invented a totally new glyph, would supporting that be a requirement?
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
EUR is the common answer.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Printing money wouldn't work - you just make all of the existing money less valuable.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
VoLTE is not end to end encrypted.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
As a reader, people writing to learn about something irritates me when it's not clearly flagged that the writer has almost zero experience using the thing they are writing about. There's so many articles in tech where the writer p
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
The author explicitly name checks valgrind. I think plain gdb would have been sufficient if it's exiting with a segfault or terminating...
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
For most respects and purposes, Standard Broadcast is the creators on Nebula.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Does economic coercion count? What are your criteria?
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
- Which law enforcement agencies do you choose to work with? - All of them? - Just the US ones? - What about employees who aren't US citizens? - Which crimes are you happy to help enforce? - To what extent are you happy to be used as a
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
I assume you read all of the code yourself, and wrote a 1st stage compiler by hand?

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