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961.
by sebazzz 4y ago
It is so you don't have to trust sysops, theoretically. The system admin won't be able to view the contents of the VM. Hyper-V supports this as well.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Maybe if you maintain an dependency you can feel important.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Keeping wake on LAN on will likely use less power than this ESP32 solution.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
I got indeed 20 by law and 14 on top of that for a total of 34, but the latter is the exception. In IT 26-28 days are common.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
I love it when US companies meet Dutch labor laws.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Scrumwise
967.
by sebazzz 4y ago
I still have a few blank CDs. I never touch them. I have two DVD-RW drives inherited from my dad, which no longer has space for a 3,5" in his new computer a few years ago. I never use them. I never bothered to upgrade to Blu-Ray either
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Yes, but the grid in Europe is generally so reliable (especially when not living in a rural area), that such stability might be taken for granted.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Word of warning: Just like solar inverters, not every home battery system is made to be grid independent. For instance, the Tesla Powerwall does, but the Sessy home battery does not and needs an active AC sinus on the grid. Even if you do h
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by sebazzz 4y ago
> There is no "latest commit" in that example; one has not been made in that repo at all. Consider that the first real commit is to a virtual commit with hash 0000000... that contains an empty tree. I seems perfectly logical to
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by sebazzz 4y ago
EU doesn't use J1772 but CCS Combo 2 instead (for DC fast charging and AC). Vehicles without DC charging usually have a Mennekes connector. Tesla has an adapter to allow charging via CCS. Almost all cars in Europe use CCS, except for a
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by sebazzz 4y ago
I used it a bit when it was still built into Visual Studio. You could even let VS generate some boilerplate class definitions, but it was never accurate and complete enough to use. Frankly, for a lot of systems some block diagrams and some
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by sebazzz 4y ago
PCMCIA is still in use for CI+ cards in televisions, or is that only the connector and not the protocol?
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by sebazzz 4y ago
The problem with detail/summary is that in some browsers that element is hard to style correctly and always turns out to be so limited that you ask yourself why you don’t fully develop this functionality manually and put some aria attr
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Trip down memory lane: Internet Explorer didn’t quite interpret the standard correctly and sent the coordinates as floating point numbers. If you had this input[type=image] on a ASP.NET WebForms page, this then caused ASP.NET WebForms to cr
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by sebazzz 4y ago
The correct answer is "it depends". You can imagine the raw C/C++ structs are exported in the binary save file, in which case separate builds, OS and compiler settings may cause those structs to be different to those of the W
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by sebazzz 4y ago
They were very strict on manual reviews but when numbers became more important they let their guidelines slide.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
> We assume the first result is the homepage of that company, and the domain they would use for their tenant. That is a big assumption though. A very well known big-four with two letters uses for instance [letters]gs.com ("Global Se
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Yes but transparent
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Save files should be downloadable from Google Takeout
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by sebazzz 4y ago
The Doom 3 demo scared the crap out of me the first time I played it, that scene in Mars City Underground. It still does in some way.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Cars have been hardware+software for some time now, aren't they? ECM have software and have been around since at least 1998.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
What if China decides to make a move against Taiwan?
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by sebazzz 4y ago
That's not what OP meant. OP meant interfacing with Hyper-V from inside the VM. Things like dynamic memory allocation and release aren't some kind of black magic, but are something that is actually directly communicated by the gue
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Customers also understand fan speed and cooling, which cards can compete on. Less noise, or more overclocking ability. Different additional software which may or may not have any value for you.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Exactly, a "cooking fuse" is not uncommon, which is two 16A lines to the same stove. That gives you 7360W to play with, something you won't reach in practice. Alternatively, if you already have a multi-phase connection, then
987.
by sebazzz 4y ago
Depends on your country, in the Netherlands 25A and 35A main fuses are common.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
The problem at least with MSSQL is that these Table Valued Functions or User Defined Functions (scalar) are definitely not zero-cost abstractions. Another issue is that the “SELECT” is also part of the function, which makes it even worse -
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Probably not. However, it seems that regardless of what they predict, nothing will happen. Humanity is like a toddler, only learns when you feel the consequences, rather than learning by being told about it. Also like a stubborn toddler lik
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Are these side effects calculated in the models, or are the models too optimistic?

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