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Hell, after going from the iPhone 7+ to the iPhone XS (didn’t want to give up 3D Touch or the telephoto camera) I really don’t want to use anything smaller. I really miss the extra width of the 7+ that made typing in landscape mode usable i
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Oh, the i3's are fine for a general small business workload - compared to the socket-compatible Xeon's all they're really lacking is extra PCIe lanes if you need them. That's ultimately what Intel uses to segregate the X
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7y ago
> There are some Core branded CPUs that support ECC, including funnily enough the i3's. Hell, there are Celeron and Pentium chips that they have it enabled on. Not because they expect desktop users to buy them, but because it allows
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7y ago
The market charges based on perceived value, not cost of materials. You aren't going to be getting a 12-core Intel chip for $500, that's for sure.
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7y ago
The most dangerous parts of flight are during takeoff and landing, something Boeing didn’t seem to accurately account for in the design of the 737 Max’s safety systems. If you’re over 10K feet in the air there is some room for recovery proc
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7y ago
I think it depends a lot on how valuable your software can be to $supermegacorp, honestly. If I write a competitor to $bigproprietaryapp I would probably decide to release it under a more copy-left license just so nobody can take a ready-to
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7y ago
AMD having one good generation doesn’t mean anything when Apple signs multi-year deals. They aren’t HP/Dell/Lenovo who will just contract Foxconn to make a bunch of different boards with standard chipsets to satisfy consumer deman
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7y ago
It reverts to a standard Amazon.com store card without extra perks.
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7y ago
I guess a 8-core Xeon W costs a cool $1K by itself, 10Gb networking isn’t tremendously expensive these days so it probably contributes $300 to the cost at MSRP. Still, $6K is too much, $4-5K would be less outrageous and still turn a healthy
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7y ago
I assume AppCode will support this the same way it does with InterfaceBuilder and Storyboards - i.e. it won’t do anything but launch XCode to handle it.
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7y ago
According to the documentation the latest OS release is required on all platforms SwiftUI targets.
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7y ago
I assume this uses ECC DDR4 which would at a minimum explain some of the price tag. That will set you back $500+ retail for 32GB alone, still don’t understand where the rest is going with a 8-core CPU and a RX580X though.
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7y ago
D-Link gear isn’t exactly what I’d judge networking standards on, they work I suppose but they’re hardly what I would install in even a small business office. I have multiple LACP bonds on my Juniper EX2200 at home working without issue, th
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7y ago
LACP does generally “just work”, the problem is when you want one machine or session to be able to max multiple links. The solution here remains the same as it always has - multipath. I hope Apple has added support for SMB multi-channel sup
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7y ago
Yes, LTE does use OFDMA. The 3GPP UMTS and HSPA standards both used W-CDMA, which is probably what GP was thinking about.
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Hell, even my dealership "only" charges $80 per wheel. Though we quickly learned the local tire shop does them for $40 a pop with a much quicker service. I generally just let the dealer service our car since there's not many
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7y ago
Personally, I don't possess a drivers license - while the DMV would happily grant one my lack of peripheral vision in the left and poor depth perception make me extremely uncomfortable on the road. I rely on public transportation and s
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7y ago
Or we could finally just get rid of the agency altogether, I don't think I'm alone hoping there will be a day when there's finally a straw to break the camels back and shutter the entire TSA.
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7y ago
> Heck even their Anime is on point They’re impressing the hell out of me recently here, especially with the announcement that they’re helping produce another season of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. I don’t think Netflix has s
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7y ago
It’s not just that pilots didn’t need new training, because they were still supposed to have some minimal training on the changes. Pilots can only hold one type certification at a time, and have to retrain to switch between them. Southwest
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There are exactly 6 phone numbers I can recall from memory, one of them is my grandfathers which I’ve known since I was little, the others are family members on my phone plan because we got assigned a block of contiguous numbers when we swi
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7y ago
Red Hat also certifies a whitelist of symbols that will remain identical in all future releases for the life cycle, stuff like that takes time so just grabbing the newest LTS kernel the moment they cut a release isn’t feasible.
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7y ago
Also a problem solved by less magic libraries, like MyBatis, jOOQ, SQLAlchemy Core, etc.
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7y ago
FreeNAS for media and VM storage on the R320+SA120. The R520 runs Proxmox and hosts whatever stuff I’m playing with at any given time along with Kubernetes, FreeIPA, Graylog2, probably my mailserver again soon, etc. One R210 II runs Sophos
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7y ago
15A is more than you think these days, still probably need more for a full rack but a modern server can draw around 150W under full load these days. Hell, my entire rack at home hangs around ~.3A during normal usage (2x Dell R210 II's,
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https://he.net/colocation.html Can't speak about the power given on their $400/mo cabinet deal.
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7y ago
Which is precisely why I've run it for over 2 years now. The devs on my team love throwing a git URL into OpenShift and have a project go live in mere minutes, previously a more senior developer would need to setup a CI pipeline and de
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7y ago
Encryption is a better solution, always. It’s easier to forget a passphrase and render the key useless, especially if you’re using a SSD where the controller has no obligation to actually overwrite a cell that you’re trying to shred.
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8y ago
Even better, make a domain type encapsulating the constraint.
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8y ago
If a product wants me to go through a lengthy onboarding session, whether it be with a representative or through some guided tutorial it's an immediate turnoff and I will likely abandon right then and there. Personal anecdote: We were
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