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by sdflhasjd 6y ago
I don't think I can agree with the claim about perfect grammar, a lot of the fake headlines had grammatical errors. I found the easy way of identifying the real from the fake (aside from the grammatical errors) was basically the absurd
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by sdflhasjd 6y ago
> Unicode support in my experience seems to be one of those hand wavy things where most people respond to the question of “Do you support unicode?” with > > Yeah we support emojis, so yes we support unicode! And sometimes it&#x2
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by sdflhasjd 6y ago
Cows are herbivores, I don't think grass vs barley or whatever they eat affects the carbon offset that much - they don't literally eat fossil fuels. I would imagine it's not carbon neutral anyway because of transport and othe
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by sdflhasjd 6y ago
We've had software perform wildly different on our dev servers from prod servers (which are owned by customers). One time it was VM overprovisioning, another time we were just getting completely different performance depending on what
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by sdflhasjd 7y ago
True, but when you're approaching 300W, you can only take heat away so fast.
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by sdflhasjd 7y ago
I've seen what happened to a company (X) after it was acquired by another (Y) that dealt primarily with banks. Company X did well to preserve their own culture after the acquision, but despite that they didn't deal with sensitive
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by sdflhasjd 7y ago
Well, power consumption is still kinda important on a desktop. All that power has to go somewhere and you need a cooler that can keep up or you'll be losing more performance from thermal throttling.
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by sdflhasjd 7y ago
Something like a gyro/accelerometer could ensure the keyfob is on a person, and not just sitting on a table.
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by sdflhasjd 7y ago
It's not a replay attack, it's a relay attach where the signal is amplified further than the usual range of the keyfob.
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by sdflhasjd 7y ago
This was my main concern when I bought my USB-C version as well. But what actually happened was the plastic casing crumbled (!?), eventually enough of the casing came off that the USB-C connector was only held on by some solder pads, which
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by sdflhasjd 7y ago
This document says "HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL" in the footer.
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by sdflhasjd 7y ago
It affected customers in many different regions of the UK, rather than being geographically localised.
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by sdflhasjd 8y ago
If people won't pay for a hidden reliability surcharge then Apple will have to reconsider how they engineer their laptops.
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by sdflhasjd 8y ago
I remapped mine to Caps-lock
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by sdflhasjd 8y ago
I suspect your outdoor average also covers feral cats
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by sdflhasjd 8y ago
>The MacBook Pro that I'm typing this on is closer to a decade old. I'm not typing on mine because it doesn't work.