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by rjst01 3y ago
This is a Surface Go 1, which can not.
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by rjst01 3y ago
I'm in the same boat, with a 2020 Surface Go. It's not a powerful machine but works just fine for taking notes and light browsing. I'm fine with it being stuck on Windows 10 - 11 would probably make it unusably slow - but whe
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by rjst01 3y ago
When you try to use Edge to download Chrome, it aggressively prompts you to not install Chrome and just keep using Edge. I imagine it's similar if you try to install Firefox. (On the other hand, while Apple has been taking unix tools o
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by rjst01 3y ago
There are ways to do it, but it probably requires an expert in customs law to get the paperwork filed correctly. When I moved from Australia to Sweden I shipped about half a shipping container worth of personal items -clothing, furniture, b
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by rjst01 3y ago
This is a great piece and deserves to be revisited from time to time - it shows how much journalism is actually just PR for for-profit companies. The most insane thing about this is that none of the patents specify enough detail to actually
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Ask HN: How does your organisation manage employee SSH keys?
2 points by rjst01 3y ago|1 comments
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by rjst01 3y ago
I don't think the situation is as bad as it's made out to be. Yeah, you're not gonna get the latest triple-A looter shooter 3000. I've never enjoyed those. It may be a small minority, but enough games still get native po
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by rjst01 3y ago
Tangentially related - I recently made a fun discovery. Many older Steam games on mac are marked as 64-bit incompatible, but it turns out this is just a backend flag that's not always set correctly. Steam will let you install the game
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by rjst01 3y ago
Your description got me wondering if Sonos had actually done anything novel so I decided to go and dig up the actual patent. Best I can tell, it's this one: https://patents.google.com/patent/US7571014B1/en Sp
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by rjst01 3y ago
Thanks for the explanation. It'll be interesting to see how this strategy performs with our current API - it has a few rough edges that stem from being designed for consumption by internal clients only at this stage.
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by rjst01 3y ago
This sounds pretty cool, but I'd love to know a bit more about how you handle the impedance mismatch between OpenAPI and an IaaC provider. So far I've only dabbled in making small changes to existing providers but to my somewhat u
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Show HN: We built a Cloud-Managed Hypervisor to fix running on-prem servers(gallium.cloud)
10 points by rjst01 3y ago|1 comments
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by rjst01 8y ago
Generally if I lose my job in the private sector and am unable to pay my rent or mortgage, my landlord or lender isn't able to go after my employer even if the employer dismissed me unfairly.
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by rjst01 8y ago
I'm not the OP, but a company I worked for once had reason to set up a US presence, but decided against it because once you have a US entity, patent trolls have someone to sue in their jurisdiction.
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by rjst01 8y ago
I used to work on the 7th floor of the building at 1-5 Railway St, Chatswood. Sometimes at around 5pm the building would shake subtly but noticeably, we theorised it was from the trains passing underneath.
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by rjst01 8y ago
MacOS used to be very flexible in this regard - you could clone your drive to an external disk and boot off the external disk very easily - but this may have changed with the T2.
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by rjst01 8y ago
> already has a pretty high cost and difficulty That's true, but properly implemented secure boot could serve to increase it by an order of magnitude.
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by rjst01 8y ago
The same way secure-boot provides protection against hardware modification / evil maid type attacks in CPUs today: by verifying the integrity of the code that's about to be booted before the CPU boots it. It would significantly ra
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by rjst01 8y ago
I haven't found anything like this offered by a Swedish bank and available to individuals.
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by rjst01 8y ago
Ah, I was not aware. Hopefully they're successful and it just keeps working seamlessly.
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by rjst01 8y ago
How do I, as a resident in Sweden, open an account that can receive a payment in Euros, then spend those euros without having to convert them to Swedish crowns and back, and pay conversion fees each way? Revolut does this. It also works out
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by rjst01 11y ago
> it can easily happen to a smaller company like Atlassian or GH. I work for Atlassian and I agree with the other posters that you're right to be skeptical, but it's worth pointing out that Atlassian has many product offerings
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by rjst01 12y ago
I do work there but our HR process doesn't work like that. If you're after a full-time role I can submit your CV but it won't be treated any differently than if you apply through the website. Our recruitment process for grad
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by rjst01 12y ago
You should consider applying for Atlassian: https://www.atlassian.com/