samcat116

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   by samcat116 9y ago

   There are a bunch of server side frameworks and web servers for Linux
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   by samcat116 9y ago

   It seems like the major point of this release is just to provide ABI stability. What real world implications does this have?
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   by samcat116 9y ago

   I assume they are still allowing manual VPN configurations right? They are only removing apps that configure it automatically for you. Not downplaying the impact of this, just clarifying.
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   by samcat116 9y ago

   We have had a similar product at my University for the past two years. I honestly couldn’t imagine college without it. I have little faith that my residential office could manage that many packages. Plus free next day pickup for most things
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   by samcat116 9y ago

   I'm still failing to grasp how you would be able to regulate something like this. I completely understand why it could be important to regulate, but what exactly would that look like. I also feel that the US Government probably knows t
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   by samcat116 9y ago

   I wonder who they think will buy this initial batch? Its obvious they don't have the ability to produce these things in any sort of high capacity. Are they only expecting existing RED owners to buy them as some sort of companion or acc
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   by samcat116 9y ago

   Things I hate about Soundcloud: 1. They haven't updated their iOS app seemingly in years. It lacks basic controls and makes it impossible to listen to more than a single song at a time. 2. The really shitty "artist engagement&quot
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   by samcat116 10y ago

   Yup. Got a 1050ti sitting in my machine right now. That was the only thing holding me back.
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   by samcat116 10y ago

   Finally we get macOS Pascal drivers. Super pumped.
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    by samcat116 10y ago

    Am I the only one that thinks of this [1] concept when reading this article? [1]- http://www.cultofmac.com/463288/mac-pro-concept-is-the-perfe...
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    Samsung's Tizen OS Reportedly Full of Security Holes(theverge.com)

    4 points by samcat116 10y ago|1 comments
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    by samcat116 10y ago

    This is incorrect. The pound is a unit of force, similar to a Newton. The pound-mass(notated lb-m) is similar to the kg. The conversation you gave above is based on Earth gravity for weight.
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    by samcat116 10y ago

    I believe I read somewhere that the 3 engine landing burn could loose one engine for LEO missions and such, but don't quote me on that.
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    by samcat116 10y ago

    USB 3.1 Gen 2 plus display is not the same as Thunderbolt. TB is basically straight PCIE. Can't just combine data and video and call it Thunderbolt. Plus 3.1 Gen 2 is only half the speed of TB3.
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    by samcat116 10y ago

    They would have to license it from Intel. Which I bet Intel wouldn't really want to do.
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    by samcat116 10y ago

    I wouldn't say that the booster landings are fairly unreliable. Technically they are still in the experimental stage. They're also 8 for 14 at this point, with the last landing failure being at least 4 launches ago I believe. Plu
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    by samcat116 10y ago

    1. Both of the rockets ULA currently uses(Delta IV and Atlas V) are much, much older than the rocket that SpaceX is launching. These rockets are on their 4th and 5th iterations, so they've had time to work out basically everything and