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by snuxoll 7y ago
Fall detection on Apple Watch doesn’t just dial emergency services like Emergency SOS does, they could hear you mowing your lawn and probably assumed you called by mistake (it happens). When fall detection activates a 60 second timer starts
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Emergency SOS should work in any country, as long as you have your iPhone nearby or you have a Cellular-enabled watch. Your second link is specific to international roaming with the cellular-enabled watch, which gets complicated for various
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by snuxoll 7y ago
I ordered my grandmother a Series 5 for this feature alone, in fact it just arrived at my door today and she’s coming over later this week so I can get it setup and walk her through the basics. She has a hard time getting up from the floor
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by snuxoll 7y ago
You’re thinking more along the lines of Fedora, this probably tracks what Red Hat is aiming for in their regular point releases for RHEL.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Just released today, as scheduled.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
More or less what I got as well. This is a welcome change for ISVs and IHVs, and I’m glad to see CentOS have a place in the family beyond “RHEL for people who don’t want to pay for support”.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
As sibling comments have said you can buy more minutes, but you can also setup your own runners and build to your hearts content on them.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
It’s also hella confusing because there’s not a marketing or real protocol name attached beyond the “5G” moniker, at least not that I could easily find. I can name GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSPA, 1xRTT, EVDO, WiMAX, and LTE off the top of my head a
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Or z/TPF or even Linux.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
We can see in this specific case there was better cache locality and more data was served from the L1 and L2 cache with a drop in L3 cache misses (no hits, because it didn’t have to look in L3 for anything). 6 cycles for bounds checks that
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by snuxoll 7y ago
If the iPhone 6-8 and now the X/XS/11 are anything to go by then I think the days of the tick-tock refreshes are over. Apple has made it pretty clear they don’t see upgrading their phones every 1-2 years anymore. Personally if my
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by snuxoll 7y ago
You can dump them all via the iCloud.com website if you so desire, the iCloud software on Windows can do the same.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
For the health of the mother it’s wise to space pregnancies apart, by 18 months according to the WHO. There’s increased risk for a lot of things for closely spaced pregnancies, so the condoms are a pretty good idea.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Propylene glycol.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Bluetooth OBEX spam for the current decade.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Putting l10n/i18n data inline is generally not a pleasant experience, and this problem persists regardless of what serialization format you are using. Either have separate data files per-locale that are merged with the defaults or stor
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> Blender would really benefit from exposing its inner data structures in a way that lets people write high performance plugins. Not that I want to dismiss the benefit of plugins, but why not just work on getting the new features merged
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Replacing the fans on server systems is tricky, many “quiet” fans are such because they have a lower max RPM which will freak the hell out of your management controller. Also, there’s only so much optimization you can do to 40mm fans in a 1
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Likely registered, not buffered - FBDIMMs fell out of favor some time ago. Technically still “buffered”, but only the control lines and it maintains electrical compatibility with UDIMMs.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
But when that hypervisor fails to boot you are SOL. I have vFlash cards in all my Dell servers with the OS install media and a recovery image so I can fix broken installs quickly. Oh, and that stupid PCIe training error from a NIC that went
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by snuxoll 7y ago
It’s not even limited to GPU’s, a quad-port Intel NIC in my TD340 causes it to max fan speeds if I’m not running the A01 BIOS. The argument is they don’t know the thermal requirements of the card because it’s not OEM-branded so they max the
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by snuxoll 7y ago
I’ve got four servers and two switches in my home office, noise is around 45dBA and with the door closed it’s inaudible. Total power draw idle is around 340W (3.1A measure by my PDU @ 110V).
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by snuxoll 7y ago
I’ve got 4 servers in my rack at home, I don’t like getting behind it to swap peripherals around. I plan on getting more eventually for a Ceph cluster too. If you’ve got one or two, then, sure.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Sure, but the licenses to unlock them are easy to acquire. Dell ties them to the service tag, which is quite easy to set via racadm and you can buy a license off eBay. Older Dell systems required a $30 part you can find on eBay. HP just use
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by snuxoll 7y ago
It also won’t have iLO, etc. Even for a homelab these are useful features to have, I don’t want to go hooking up my monitor and keyboard every time I need to troubleshoot some boot issue or install a new OS. I can also get used DDR3 ECC mem
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Juniper is just as bad as Cisco when it comes to resold/gray-market gear, and I don’t see that changing. Sucks because I freaking love JunOS and it kicks the ass of anything Cisco has put out along with the myriad copycat designs from
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by snuxoll 7y ago
This part can vary a lot these days at least, the Ivy/Sandy Bridge xeon chips are still remarkably capable and I can buy a used 11th gen Dell server for a couple hundred dollars. Before the Westmere/Nehalam chips it was a differen
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by snuxoll 7y ago
They may not want to get rid of the hardware, but they may want to run something other than z/OS on it. RHEL is well supported on both IBM midrange and mainframe systemd.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> Moreover, I would love a cloud based on second hand hardware (which should be much cheaper than 30%) I’ve wanted to do this for some time, but there’s a lot of cost involved in the space (square footage itself, electricity, cooling) th
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> why is a fully-proprietary Celeste.sh (a commercial video game) okay? Because Celeste has fewer privileges? Because Celeste doesn't link into the kernel, there is a system call exemption in the kernel license to make it abundantly

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