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by robbyt 7y ago
I assume their code/infra was in a holding pattern prior to IPO, and now they're dealing with tech debt.
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by robbyt 7y ago
This doesn't really answer the question...
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by robbyt 7y ago
DC is only pulsed when used as a control medium. Maybe you're thinking of motor or actuator controllers that consume DC data?
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by robbyt 7y ago
A similar thing happened to my phone while I was at Defcon several years ago. After that I put my phone on airplane mode. Then when I got home, I reset all my passwords, and wiped the phone.
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by robbyt 7y ago
Maybe they're going to add a better ARM emulator to MacOS, or otherwise enable cross-platforn or backwards compatibility.
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by robbyt 7y ago
"I'm just doing my job" - Nazi soldiers operating Holocaust ovens
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by robbyt 7y ago
Oracle :-|
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by robbyt 7y ago
CEO of a company that makes a competitive technology uses hyperbole to express why he thinks kubernetes is bad. ...And since when is LinkedIn a blogging platform??
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by robbyt 7y ago
Firefox with uBlock
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by robbyt 7y ago
Only in your imagination, it seems
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by robbyt 7y ago
If this is true, why not name them to help others?
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by robbyt 7y ago
Source?
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by robbyt 7y ago
Are they replacing the old keyboards with new ones?
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by robbyt 7y ago
Do you have any examples?
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by robbyt 7y ago
I'm building a 160,000 core cluster on GCP right now. It took a week to get the quota increase approved, but GCP can definitely handle it.
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by robbyt 7y ago
Thats frustrating. Not trying to be snarky, but did you notice this while test driving?
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by robbyt 7y ago
A friend works at Target corporate, and yes from what I've heard kubernetes is probably involved.
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by robbyt 7y ago
Old xeons are hot, and power hungry. My monthly electric bill decreased by nearly $10 after replacing my 2010 MacPro with a 2018 MacMini.
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by robbyt 7y ago
Not everyone has the luxury to ignore news and politics. Sometimes these events touch our lives in ways that a new release of the Rust compiler could never. (Not to pick on Rust, I love the language, but just an example) I agree this site s
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by robbyt 7y ago
Same situation in NYC, but there are many more people like this. The great majority of police, teachers, and other city workers in NYC are natives with homes bought in more affordable times, because nobody else could afford to live here on
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by robbyt 7y ago
I wonder what other optimizations Intel have made, which could be potential security threats some day...
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by robbyt 7y ago
I predict they're doing this so they can start porting xcode to marzipan, and eventually kill Mac OS.
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by robbyt 7y ago
Intel have a fork of Redis that uses Optane storage instead of RAM. The end result is a persistent DB that can operate at the speed of Redis.
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by robbyt 7y ago
Yeah, if you can get a phone delivered to you next day, why would you keep an extra phone around? (Unless you need it for development/testing)
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by robbyt 7y ago
With the whole IBM thing going on, I bet CentOS 8 is going to take longer than usual to be released.
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by robbyt 7y ago
Warning signs include: Excessive heat, smoke, fire.
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by robbyt 7y ago
Could you give some examples?
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by robbyt 7y ago
Cutting thru the clickbait: Someone built a homemade light control system that operated at 315Mhz, and caused interference with many other devices.
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by robbyt 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this what Plan 9 does?
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by robbyt 7y ago
As I was reading this, I remembered the days of my youth setting the IRQ and DMA address for my soundblaster (compatible) soundcard.

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