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by snuxoll 7y ago
One only needs to take a look at the press images to see that they remain soldered on - https://www.apple.com/newsroom/images/product/mac/standard/A... for example, there's just no space for SO
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by snuxoll 7y ago
It does, but apps want to customize the experience instead of using the OS provided picker for some annoying reason. At least they should fallback if you deny access to your library, I’d like to see Apple mandate that.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Yes, as does Meditech. Both are horrible products to integrate with and they’re rather common in large hospital systems.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Unfortunately consumer-facing use cases are the ones big EMR vendors like Epic are focusing on with FHIR, push is often neglected or left out meaning we still have to rely on good old HL7v2 to get real time feeds out of the system.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
There’s MySQL EE and the CLA that allows it to exist, I guess.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
SwiftTV is next. Or am I the only one who thinks it was stupid that Apple started overloading the name of a programming language.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
I never found it confusing, but I also remember the hell of PCL’s so .Net Standard was a breath of sanity.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
I haven’t used it, but I assume it’s really no better or worse. Virtually every OEM licenses their OOB management controllers from Avocent - HP, Dell, Lenovo, etc. all use more or less the same platform with a custom skin and a couple addon
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by snuxoll 7y ago
PCIe generations are the ONE thing AMD cannot easily rollback or advance out of cycle, since it’s used as the interconnect between everything on the die.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Same Avocent garbage as everyone else I assume, it’s not like any of the OEMs make their own.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> My personal opinion is that they do too much; if you name your syslog port "grpc" by accident, goodbye traffic! What was supposed to be documentation is now just an undocumented part of the Kubernetes API. To be fair, a LOT o
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Plenty of stuff still uses it, unfortunately. Performance is pretty janky, I just moved a Mediawiki install from Apache+mod_php to Nginx+php-fpm as part of getting the site(s) on kubernetes and it’s tremendously better to work with and uses
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Because some companies run with an effective iptables -t filter -A FORWARD -p udp --dport 53 -j DROP And prevent anything from their own internal resolvers from accessing outside DNS services, especially now that encrypted SNI is m
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Might need to use normalize or reset to deal with margin collapse, even then I’ve noticed the behavior at random times. The CSS box model is simple yet obtuse all at once.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> I’m not sure if the IRS even knows how many kids you have for the child tax credit. How would they? You have to report the SSN of your dependents on your tax return, still open to fraud but it’s not like you just fill in a number. This
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by snuxoll 7y ago
OSEs aren’t limited to running on physical hardware, fast startup for VMs is still beneficial.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> Why have we built a society in which anybody who doesn't accept the lifestyle of sleeping in a static, hardened structure, and working to pay rent or a mortgage so as to have the right to do so, is diagnosed with some kind of illn
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Any of the ones frequently used for server virtualization? Live migration is a standard and pretty important feature.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
I should have clarified for it’s intended purpose MERGE is a useful statement, but for the use case handled by INSERT .. ON CONFLICT the ANSI MERGE statement falls flat, as it does not have the same concurrency and atomicity guarantees. It’
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by snuxoll 7y ago
The MERGE statement is less functional and has a LOT of hidden gotchas, I won’t argue that I can be useful but I don’t disagree when them not providing the footgun.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
If you are a hobbyist, nothing, assuming they keep the hobbyist program (and I assume they will).
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Would be humorous considering the NT platform was heavily inspired by VMS.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Even though Linux distributions have been slowly dropping support for running on 32-bit systems nobody is talking about dropping 32-bit multilib support. The cost is primarily disk space, and Apple could just make 32-bit libraries an option
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Maybe they need to stop shipping a dozen different $100 models with wildly different specifications and come up with a common platform to reduce support costs, like most other industries. Support costs increase as fragmentation does, it thi
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by snuxoll 7y ago
When you have a prescription that strong the lenses get expensive quick. Even from Coastal.com I end up paying $200+ for high-index photochromatic lenses, because my left eye is -4.75. The article mentions a +7 in one eye, we’re in the 1.67
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by snuxoll 7y ago
MPS is hardly new, but it’s certainly an interesting tool if you are targeting the JVM.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
There’s the SONIC network stuff too. Though that’s not a consumer product.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Not playing the blame game is what you do when you have a development team figuring out what went wrong when something went down for a couple hours. This is a corporation putting a product on the market with a critical safety system that la
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by snuxoll 7y ago
I love my 2015 15” MBP, but I do have to say the smaller size and weight of my new 2019 that work provided is certainly easier to carry in my bag. I don’t think it’s a great trade off for not being able to upgrade the RAM or SSD plus the le
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by snuxoll 7y ago
We just switched her to an iPhone 8 recently because her Lumia 950 wouldn’t hold a charge and W10M is going EOL soon anyway.

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