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by snuxoll 8y ago
> They shut down their router business while Ubiquiti (run by a former Apple engineer) has run wild in the networking world and looks primed to completely disrupt Cisco over time. Out of everything you listed this is the one that I don&#
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by snuxoll 8y ago
I hope I’m not telling my child they are lazy, entitled, or other generally ignorant statements about their generation and the society I hand down her.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
The version of Ansible that Red Hat packages in the "Ansible Engine" channel is available in the configmanagement repository on the CentOS mirrors, alternatively one can install a newer version of Ansible from EPEL.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
They're just moving it to a separate channel (repository), any active RHEL subscription will also have access to the ansible channel.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Certain categories of items are ripe with them, fake Sandisk SD cards have been a problem for years, for example.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
That's basically how Red Hat describes it: Fedora - Community Innovation RHEL - Commercial Production CentOS - Community Adoption
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by snuxoll 8y ago
We run OKD (formerly Origin, the project was rebranded) as well and have for two years in just a couple weeks. It's been a pivotal part of our application stack since we adopted it, the developers on my team love being able to paste in
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Many (public) schools seem to forget that they are bound by the first amendment like any other government entity. If the child was harassing or bullying another student (or inciting such acts) I could see an argument being made, but beyond
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Apple Watch uses Bluetooth to communicate with your phone, not WiFi (unless it’s out of Bluetooth range, in which case it will connect to a known network if possible, then LTE if you own a cellular model).
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by snuxoll 8y ago
I really like my 2015 MBP, but outside the dated hardware in comparison I still think the 2012 model was "the best". Yes, it was thicker and heavier - but I didn't have to worry about buying as much RAM as I thought I'd
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by snuxoll 8y ago
> This is great, except for that existing CPUs don't stall after issuing a load. Scoreboarding + prefetch are together capable of more than this "deferred load" [...] Except existing CPU's spend a lot of die space and
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by snuxoll 8y ago
> The need for speculation arises when you do not know ahead of time which address to access, which branch to take, etc. For example, you're accessing an element in an array and need to multiply the index by the element size. You do
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Up until recently mobile devices had been getting ludicrously massive performance gains year over year, much like traditional PC's had before ~2012. Going from my iPhone 6 Plus to iPhone 7 Plus two years ago was an absolutely massive l
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by snuxoll 8y ago
My problem with Square is they are so focused on their ecosystem that they basically ignore anyone that doesn't operate a traditional retail store or restaurant. I'm really excited about Stripe Terminal as a developer, and I think
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by snuxoll 8y ago
I had a Palm Pre Plus the moment they launched on AT&T, WebOS was amazing - and ironically ahead of its time with all the popularity technologies like React Native have these days. I'm actually kind of pissed at the new Palm device
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by snuxoll 8y ago
IBM i isn't a mainframe operating system, that would be Z/OS - there's a world of difference between the two and the hardware they run on. That being said, both share some similar design choices in data storage, among other t
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by snuxoll 8y ago
The concept is nice, but every time somebody has tried to implement it there has been some miserable failure either from a business or technical sense. See the Be File System for the former, and WinFS for the latter. In fact, the only succe
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by snuxoll 8y ago
> Where is the company making consumer-friendly inkjet printers? Brother, enough said. No bullshit preventing you from using refilled cartridges if you want, their hardware doesn't randomly die as much as competing brands, etc. Heck
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by snuxoll 8y ago
T-Mobile has put in place some protections to prevent unauthorized transfers of your account to new SIM cards, I just had to deal with them last night - actually. Swapping SIM cards for a line must either be done in-store where your photo I
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by snuxoll 8y ago
As someone who just bought their first drone, registered under section 336 and has been following the rules (including calling the hospital heliport since their five-mile radius covers my house and every public park nearby) I really can&#x2
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Maintaining VLOS was already a requirement for section 336 pilots, nothing has changed. There was one way around this which was to have dedicated spotters that kept line of sight on the UAS, I'm curious if the FAA will continue to allo
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Eh, my brain may be much more efficient at problems that involve processing complex sensory input and making split second decisions - but it’s absolute trash at doing complex, repetitive maths. Our brains are highly specialized, you’re comp
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Have you not seen the explosion of consumer debt over the past decades? Buying power is now tied to how much a bank is willing to lend you, not how much you have in your savings accounts. Synchrony, who Amazon partners with to offer their s
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by snuxoll 8y ago
It’s not, the Consumer Review Fairness Act prohibits this practice.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Red Hat and AdoptOpenJDK will be supporting OpenJDK 8 for quite some time yet. Oracle's JDK and JRE will stop getting public support, yes, but OpenJDK 8 will be alive and well for many years to come.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
JavaFX getting removed from the JRE/JDK is probably the best thing for it, I think Gluon and other contributors will do a better job acting as stewards of it than Oracle.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
DRAM packages don't look TOO terrible, you could probably do it by hand with a mask, solder paste, a heat gun and a fair amount of patience. Alignment is the big issue, but your standard DDR3 package is 96 balls with a high enough pitc
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Eh, as far as consumer-priced printers I have 0 issues with any of Brother's printers. I have a basic MFC-J4420DW inkjet at home connected to Windows, macOS and Linux devices - they even provide .rpm and .deb files with their CUPS and
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by snuxoll 8y ago
You cannot MITM a .rpm downloaded with yum/dnf or a .deb downloaded with apt because they verify the signature of the package as a whole before they even begin unpacking it, the entire reason a RCE exists here at all is because of an e
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by snuxoll 8y ago
When you have mirrors outside the control of the project HTTPS doesn't do anything to protect you from malicious actors (even then, project-controlled mirrors could be compromised just as well). It can provide privacy, which is still b

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