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931.
by snuxoll 9y ago
> That argument failed decades ago, and it should remain a failure today. Telsa should not be allowed to lock out independent repair shops under the guise of "well these are complex machines and you need to be Electrical Engineer to
932.
by snuxoll 9y ago
I have a love/hate relationship with FreeTime Unlimited. At $3 or so a month it’s a great value, but I really wish there was a whitelist option for parents instead of the blacklist they already have, my wife and I have grown tired of t
933.
by snuxoll 9y ago
I could ask the same question about other services like Netflix, Amazon Freetime, etc. I’m so tired of services completely missing the ball on what I want as a parent, which is really nothing more than presenting my child a locked down prof
934.
by snuxoll 9y ago
Man, wish I could ever get pings this low - the link from my VDSL2 model to the local CenturyLink CO alone is 8-15ms depending on the day. Sucks that VDSL2 no longer supports fastpath, not that I could use it on an ADSL line due to bonding
935.
by snuxoll 9y ago
The rule of three/five is probably the most tedious thing to deal with in modern C++. Assuming all your member variables are C++ types it's not TERRIBLE, you should be able to handle everything in the initialization list (using st
936.
by snuxoll 9y ago
I can't even see the real link because our anti-spam software rewrites every single one (so they all look like https://somesubdomain.mimecast.com/linkcheck?something=as8fg... ). Even more annoying it loads the URL befor
937.
by snuxoll 9y ago
Yes, they do - the problem is when they schedule sales after being made aware of insider information but before it is released to the public. Obviously a CEO will have knowledge of some things that won't me made public during a schedul
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by snuxoll 9y ago
Kubernetes is great for those that are ops-inclined, OpenShift is a much better experience for your typical developer though. Personal anecdote: We've had OpenShift Origin running in production for a year and a half, I'm the DevOp
939.
by snuxoll 9y ago
One of the best features of the Palm Pre was the slide-out portrait keyboard, it’s a shame everybody went the slate of glass route.
940.
by snuxoll 9y ago
Thanks for the correction, I’ve edited my comment.
941.
by snuxoll 9y ago
NVidia has been pretty crappy for a while now, they've made some exceptional products but they've also been complete dicks to gamers at the same time (see: GameWorks, along with their general history of implementing driver hacks t
942.
by snuxoll 9y ago
Yes, but taken in context it’s still a huge benefit. You have to keep in mind we have a lot of employees making much more median salaries, a medical biller or coder making in the mid 10’s to low 20’s an hour gets the same benefit I do as a
943.
by snuxoll 9y ago
That’s still roughly the case, I work for a medical billing company owned by a physician group, we have a pretty large group and are essentially self-insured. I pay ~$220-ish a month for my family of three, the company pays $800+/mo. B
944.
by snuxoll 9y ago
> I think even if the driver were to be implemented in kernelspace, it would still probably not expose any of it's physical interfaces to userspace as plain ethernet devices, maybe apart from virtual/mgmt ones to run SSH on, an
945.
by snuxoll 9y ago
> There can be malice, but I think this is mostly akin to the idea of "Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity" only substitute ignorance for stupidity. The history of the "war on drug
946.
by snuxoll 9y ago
If you absolutely have to be in a spot to support this a trigger-based approach is by far the best way to handle it, either by pervasive use of database views (and have INSERT triggers to handle writes, that way you can version the view and
947.
by snuxoll 9y ago
Not much of an Oracle fan, but pl/pgsql is heavily derived from pl/sql and I use it on a near daily basis, can’t really complain about it for the purpose it fills. Yes, some legacy applications do some really nasty things in datab
948.
by snuxoll 9y ago
> You gotta love the uncaring, cynical dev with more interest in his own pocket than the effects of automation and the well-being of his technical and non-technical co-workers. As someone who eats, sleeps and breathes automation projects
949.
by snuxoll 9y ago
> If the SC decides the admin fees are not mandatory then unions are going to have a tough time. If enough idiots opt out of membership the union will not be able to afford a solid contract negotiating team or even an enforcement team. T
950.
by snuxoll 9y ago
It's not surprising, as right-to-work legislation was intended to be a "starve the beast" method of union busting. Can't make unions illegal without an uproar (probably unconstitutional to do so as well, right of free as
951.
by snuxoll 9y ago
I'd be lest worried about the GPU itself dying and more the fans running 24/7 at higher speeds. Still, a decent fan should last for years even running at 100% PWM - and most GPU's come with fairly length (often lifetime) warr
952.
by snuxoll 9y ago
Oh goodie, I wonder if Netflix is going to disable 4K support on PC as a result of this (the requirement for Skylake was due to SGX).
953.
by snuxoll 9y ago
> how do you stop task submitters from rooting your box and recruiting it into an AI botnet (for free)? Only real way to do this is run the job in a VM with a GPU and CPU+motherboard that support passthrough (read: not consumer NVidia G
954.
by snuxoll 9y ago
I still miss my Pre+ every day, the hardware and software worked together like magic - the slide-out portrait keyboard was by far my favorite feature, one that I miss with the current trend of all-screen slates. Ironically the small screen
955.
by snuxoll 9y ago
The problem is the blame game. Human behind a wheel hits a pedestrian, if they're found at fault then that "horrible inattentive/drunk/whatever driver" goes to jail for the death of another human being. It never mak
956.
by snuxoll 9y ago
I'm interested to see if Epic releases the entirety of the remaining assets, while they are no longer interested in developing the game there was a small but dedicated community that was sad to see the game shutdown. It would be intere
957.
by snuxoll 9y ago
FreeIPA - I wish more people knew about this. You can tie a public SSH key to a user (users can also self-register them) and it is automatically recognized on all hosts joined to the IPA domain, if you want to limit who has access to what t
958.
by snuxoll 9y ago
If your security depends on a TPM you should be using a proper hardware TPM and not the fTPM running on the PSP, even my gaming-oriented Crosshair VI Hero motherboard has headers for a hardware TPM.
959.
by snuxoll 9y ago
You already have an easy upgrade path with Atomic: atomic host upgrade - that's all it takes. As far as upgrading OpenShift itself, you already wrote the Ansible inventory to deploy it (unless you're a masochist and deployed it ma
960.
by snuxoll 9y ago
The AMD PSP is akin to the Intel ME, AMT is a set of remote management tools that happens to run on the ME on supported systems - so not quite.

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