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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Thank you, that's interesting.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Pretty pathetic response. When did Apple turn into the sort of company their fans used to laugh at? This feature was planned and advertised. People buy based on these things. I'd love a Apple wireless charging mat. I also like their Wa
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
So why announce something you can't deliver?
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
So test it, and if it doesn't work then don't sell it? As opposed to users of the last 3 years of Macs being beta testers for their current flavour of stupid keyboard of the month?
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Not arguing with your knowledge, but how does the LDAC codec on Sony headphones work then? Is this a later standard or a crowbar?
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Wow this is awful.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
I went through the recruitment process for a cloud role in their Bristol, UK office. It was bizarre. I was video interviewed by 3 of their people around Europe, but none seemed to have an idea of what they were trying to do or crucially wha
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
We are G-Suite at work so obviously use Hangouts Meet everywhere. However, whenever we need a company-wide meeting we switch to Zoom as apparently HM can't handle this.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Atlassian get away with their awful software because there is no decent competition. Rather than moonshots from Google, or free internet from Facebook, or even buying a football team; somebody putting their hand in their pocket and funding
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Probably EICAR
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Flip it the other way - shouldn't we be glad that a company is prepared to spent a crapton of money on these moonshots/lottery tickets?
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
You didn't read the post. They stated this was the case with no containers running, but the bridge network up.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
That's definitely a non-issue in Europe.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Gold :D
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
It's not many it's 2 unless I'm mistaken?
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
That was how BlackBerry worked wasn't it?
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
I interviewed with them in Oxford UK. The tech people there don't have a clue about the stress they cause the academic community. Only reason I knew is because my wife is an ex-academic. It is interesting however how there is never any
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Am I being paranoid that, by collecting CC numbers, Facebook will then use that to share data with retailers to collect the precise purchase history of a user?
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Exactly. There's billions of entries there each day, it's just symptomatic of bad secops where the spellchecker upload is the canary for other rank stupidity.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Not just Google - when you cast you handoff a URL to the CC to stream from - this could be from Netflix, or anywhere really. 8.8.8.8 as a brute-force backup I can understand, but by default it should be taking the network DHCP settings.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
IIRC Meraki used to ping 8.8.8.8 as a connectivity check...
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Yeah. I tried tipping a waiter in Japan, he was genuinely offended. Here in the UK I'll occasionally say keep the change to bar staff in my local but I'm an outlier and it's not expected. America crazy with their entire tippi
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
I'm looking forward to the moment somebody has to enter the ICBM launch codes a captcha appearing 'click on the traffic lights...'
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Google have no equivalent to ses.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
No idea, I ditched my Meraki after leaving CSCO.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
I'm not an American so looking at this from afar - but according to this tips go straight to 'Shoppers'? Are they actually doing something completely different? https://www.instacart.com/help/section&#x2F
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Meraki used to ping 8.8.8.8, which is Google, to determine connectivity. Not the smartest move.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Awesome,thank you.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Do you have a link to this please?
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
This is ridiculously stupid. First, your ipmi interface shouldn't be on the internet. Second, of course these will identify as Linux - you wouldn't run Windows in your ipmi server. Third, encrypt your bootloader with a passphrase?

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