satysin

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811.
by satysin 10y ago
I am not saying they can all be doctors or other very high aptitude roles but I have no doubt they can learn new skills that will enable them to do more productive things with their minds than warehouse work for example. I don't have a
812.
by satysin 10y ago
My Samsung TV does 2160p60+HDR and looks fucking incredible. I would use it as my main monitor if it were a little smaller.
813.
by satysin 10y ago
Good. Humans are wasted on such mundane tasks. I am sure many of those people, given the opportunity, could do far greater things for humanity than picking books and consumer electronics off shelves and put them in boxes. However we need to
814.
by satysin 10y ago
Just looked up the Fidget Cube. It is $22?! Yet the Stress Cube "knockoff" is under $5. It is a little plastic and vinyl cube with some switches. Not to mention the Fidget Cube is still on pre-order whereas it looks like the Stres
815.
by satysin 10y ago
God I bet that was fun to debug!
816.
by satysin 10y ago
Yup this is my favourite way too. The annoying thing is that the audio and video codecs are supported most likely by the problem device just the container that is not. My Samsung TV (KS8000) supports MKV though which is superb for me.
817.
by satysin 10y ago
Correct. This is a win/win for May IMHO. Any MP who votes down the deal will be committing political suicide if they are in a leave constituency (which they most likely are outside of London). Brexit will happen no matter.
818.
by satysin 10y ago
Does the site actually do anything or is it just a business idea and branding?
819.
by satysin 10y ago
No trial is a shame.
820.
by satysin 10y ago
That guy is a very good presenter IMHO. Amusing but not overly so, engaging and made great use of visuals.
821.
by satysin 10y ago
Cool story :) You are bang on point when it comes to software engineering at what are thought to be "top tier" development houses. In the ideal world sure they will build the very best software but the real world has [unrealistic]
822.
by satysin 10y ago
How do you even begin to deal with that much data per second? What do they do with it? Storing more than a few minutes of data isn't practical is it? Do they process it in realtime?
823.
by satysin 10y ago
I feel the same as you tbh. Does the geek in me love it? Sure! But if I take that out of the equation and look at things as they actually are then I still feel VR has a long way to go.
824.
by satysin 10y ago
> The graphics look equivalent to Elder Scrolls: Morrowind (2002). What?! Okay so it might not look quite as pretty as The Witcher 3 or Uncharted 4 but it still looks modern. The explosion/fire/smoke effects are beautiful. The
825.
by satysin 10y ago
With that attitude we would never see any progress with software though.
826.
by satysin 10y ago
This is what Microsoft Edge should be doing (innovating) and not just trying to cram in Microsoft services like OneNote. Honestly Edge is still such an awful browser and it is the default browser in Windows 10 which has been out for 18+ mon
827.
by satysin 10y ago
The dual ethernet in the current Mac Pro are only 1 GigE and gets around 100MB/s (real world)[0]. I aggregate the two cards to get better speed. Even a 10 GigE couldn't max out the SSDs in these machines which are 2GB+/s r&#x
828.
by satysin 10y ago
Yeah I noticed that also. Seems strange to make such a mistake with so much attention to detail. Pretty design but by my count that machine would need to be a quad CPU (not core) system to support all that I/O. Where are those 4 CPUs g
829.
by satysin 10y ago
It is very interesting/helpful to me as I have held off buying a new MBP for exactly the reasons the author complains about. I suspected there would be issues and I didn't want to be the guinea pig so I appreciate the author takin
830.
by satysin 10y ago
I was going to post asking what experience Mark has in government but then I remembered the American population just voted to elect a reality TV 'star' and rich-from-daddies-money mediocre businessman as President. So yeah I guess
831.
by satysin 10y ago
Microsoft Teams was only announced in November, literally two months ago! I think coming in saying it has flopped is a little pre-mature. This article is a lot of words but doesn't really say much.
832.
by satysin 10y ago
Personal opinion... You can always work a few more hours/weeks/months/years when your kid is an adult and living their own life but you won't ever be able to get those childhood years back. Also 50-60 hour work weeks are
833.
by satysin 10y ago
Therapist/counsellor. I love technology/coding/hacking but what gives me the best feeling is helping someone on a personal level. I have realised (from having been told) I am a good listener and I think I would have done quit
834.
by satysin 10y ago
This is how I feel also. I want to use Firefox but Chrome just works better. Mostly things actually sync properly with Chrome. Tabs, settings, extensions, etc. I was a Firefox user since the Phoenix days but switched to Chrome exactly a yea
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by satysin 10y ago
Location: [West] London, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes but only to south England Position: [Technical] Project Manager, IT Management, etc. Technologies: Scrum, Waterfall, Windows, Linux, Virtualisation/Containerisation, SaaS
836.
by satysin 10y ago
This is why you always encrypt on your machine not your email service. TBH I don't get why people get excited about things like Lavabit. You shouldn't be relying on one particular email service for security when email is not secur
837.
by satysin 10y ago
Indeed. It is hard to tell Instagram is even part of Facebook unless you look for it. There is no Facebook branding, etc. They made login/signup easier but that isn't unique to Instagram. The adverts are also not awful. Discovery
838.
by satysin 10y ago
I was a long time Firefox user until the start of this year. I think I started using Pheonix as my main browser around 0.5 or 0.6. However over the years Firefox has got heavier and slower and taken way too long to evolve. It sucked when I
839.
by satysin 10y ago
Yeah I think there should be a limit (which you can override with a password) on how much money you can spend in a certain time period. Make it $10/day or something as default and let the user change it. Works well enough for mobile co
840.
by satysin 10y ago
I am sure many countries have had interesting years. However being British and doing work with America they are the two countries I know the most about personally :)

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