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by sithadmin 11y ago
Found the IBM employee
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by sithadmin 11y ago
I did the same long ago, and I do love Ubiquiti's devices...but this is a pretty brash vendor puff piece.
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by sithadmin 11y ago
>Its not very hard to ask for change from a restaurant or get change from a bar later on in the night. If everyone chips in a $20 or two, but there's a wide spread in min and max spend per person, getting the correct increments of c
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by sithadmin 11y ago
>New York has a walking and transit culture similar to Tokyo. That's more or less where the similarities end
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by sithadmin 11y ago
Why just incinerate them when you can boil them down into useful hydrocarbon fuel sources? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_depolymerization
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by sithadmin 11y ago
The usual PowerShell guru's response to your complaint is 'This is what PowerShell ISE is for'. Personally I don't think this is elegant, but that's what I usually encounter in the wild.
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by sithadmin 11y ago
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 11, Episode 1: "The Gang Finds A Robot"
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by sithadmin 11y ago
Houstonian here. Houston has a huge tech presence, but it is all about enterprise infrastructure and auxiliary enterprise services, or highly specialized tech disciplines (the sort of things that OEM hardware manufacturers, NASA, etc. want)
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by sithadmin 11y ago
>But London is a city whose two priorities are turning itself into a playground for the most corrupt global elites who are turning neighbourhoods into soulless collections of empty, high-rise safe-deposit boxes in the sky ...and he choos
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by sithadmin 11y ago
Blog post about interesting patent doesn't mention patent number. sighs
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by sithadmin 11y ago
Rockets tend to be phallic, but this vehicle really goes all out.
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by sithadmin 12y ago
But when the cool kids do it, it's disruptive
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by sithadmin 12y ago
I've only had it happen to one of the maybe 7 or 8 adapters I've had over the years because I'm super careful to keep them from fraying. But I screwed up an ruined the one I keep in my work bag. I threw some money at these gu
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by sithadmin 12y ago
We're not talking about scaling out cloud deployments or something here. Building a military takes an incredible amount of lead time. If you don't have a strong standing military force during peacetime, you won't have one dur
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by sithadmin 12y ago
It seems that at some point, the property holder's right to dispose of their property as they wish ought to trump any claims that a temporary tenant might have. That said, I don't know enough about California law to say what &#x27
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by sithadmin 12y ago
I've encountered bizarre sync/data loss issues with Evernote before, but thankfully with nothing that I cared about. Because I learned that I couldn't trust Evernote, I don't actually use it for very much. This blog post
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by sithadmin 12y ago
>"They love their kids no less than anyone else and sincerely want to protect them from harm. They are not trying to selfishly ride the herd immunity. They are not willfully endangering the health of the other kids." Oh, really
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by sithadmin 12y ago
Crashplan doesn't have any native integration with Synology NAS devices, but there are a few relatively painless ways to get their Linux backup agent running on a Synology device.
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by sithadmin 12y ago
Crashplan works fine on Synology boxes, and there's more than one way to get it installed. Crashplan has an official guide (iirc), and there's packages on the SynoCommunity repositories that can be installed through the App Cente
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by sithadmin 12y ago
>For Ms. Kondo’s instruction on sorting papers is perhaps the most liberating of all her maxims: Just throw them all away.... >“There is nothing more annoying than papers,” she says firmly. “After all, they will never spark joy, no ma
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by sithadmin 12y ago
>Only if they never experienced the freedom of a proper OS. I'm a consultant, and many IT departments I've worked with have started deploying Chromebooks as clients for their VDI environment. When the VDI side of things is done
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by sithadmin 12y ago
This really makes me nostalgic. I miss the days when Wired actually had decent content.
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by sithadmin 12y ago
I'm extremely skeptical of your claims. Citations?
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by sithadmin 12y ago
This is practically ancient.
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by sithadmin 13y ago
>Japan's Self Defense Forces are pretty advanced war fighters. Over the decades the island nation has built up the most formidable military in Asia. Heh. Right. Japan will run out of bullets before China runs out of bodies.