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by richij 5y ago
Despite the poorly-written article, the IDC report gives market share data, not installed base.
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by richij 5y ago
The IDC chart title says, "Worldwide market share."
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by richij 5y ago
#include "~/memes/picard-facepalm.gif"
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by richij 5y ago
me too :-(
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by richij 5y ago
As opposed to "gradually" needing to do so? Oh, wait, it's Zac Doffman. Never mind.
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by richij 5y ago
edit: Having read the original DR report (albeit translated by Google), I think I was wrong (as were many of the English reports). Original reply below … > In fact, it's both: The government's Dunhammer Report is the report int
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by richij 5y ago
> incompetence incompetents Ironic ionic ;-)
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by richij 6y ago
#include ~/memes/why-not-both.gif
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by richij 6y ago
No, I'm not going to register to read your glorified webpage, spammer.
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by richij 6y ago
I cut my copper a year ago and switched to LTE+ – unlimited 75/35 Mb/s with minimal congestion for $17/month
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by richij 6y ago
My first job at HP was writing a PROFS gateway using RSCS. /shudder/
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by richij 6y ago
Ever been to Nigeria? Outside the big cities, that is.
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by richij 6y ago
It is the least-worst IMAP client (but that's not saying much)
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by richij 6y ago
Symptoms could easily indicate a disk problem, rather than a Windows problem. You might have a defective sector that's difficult to read, in an important place in the filesystem that Windows often needs to read. Typical consumer drives
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by richij 6y ago
Get lost. How about, "No"? BIMI's real goal is to track people. No thank you, I block remote-load images because I value my privacy. Gmail/Gsuite had better make this optional, or I'll be looking elsewhere for my em
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by richij 6y ago
Bleeping isn't churnalism. Daft name, so for the longest time I assumed it was garbage, but Lawrence and crew actually do good work.
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by richij 6y ago
Yes, it's entire possible that the "cytokine storm" hypothesis turns out to be wrong. Here's my inexpert summary of what some researchers believe: A buildup of superoxide radicals leads to a buildup of other "reac
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by richij 7y ago
nor the UK
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Only a few 2020 US pres. candidates are using DMARC–basic email security feature(techcrunch.com)
2 points by richij 7y ago|0 comments
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by richij 7y ago
Does this mean we can stop saying, “GNU/Linux”?
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by richij 7y ago
ain't that the truth?
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by richij 7y ago
Wait. What?
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by richij 7y ago
That's not an official USPS site
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by richij 7y ago
Cue: scrambling hoards of AV vendors either rubbishing this "redefinition," or rebranding existing detection technology…
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Equifax: Pearl Harbor for SSNs (and It's Cybersecurity Awareness Month Already)(techbeacon.com)
2 points by richij 9y ago|0 comments
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by richij 9y ago
In Shoreditch. That's all I needed to know.
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by richij 9y ago
it's a carefully-curated roundup. I appreciate not everyone likes my style -- you can't please all the people all the time
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by richij 9y ago
Wow. Just wow
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by richij 11y ago
Still plenty of unused grandfathered class-A space, The companies sitting on it surely know it will rise in value. When I last checked, each of these companies still owned an entire /8 (16,777,216 IPv4 addresses): GE, IBM, Alcatel-Luce
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Down With Divas (3 Habits Of Highly Ineffective Startups)(forbes.com)
1 points by richij 13y ago|0 comments

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