spockz

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   by spockz 5y ago

   All the conferences I’ve been to had dongles readily available. Most used hdmi. Once I had hastily arranged breakout room that had VGA for the Beamer. I think this is a non-issue?
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   by spockz 5y ago

   This phenomenon is also referred to “best of suite” over “best of breed”.
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   by spockz 5y ago

   I noticed that some clients/parsers, like OpenSSL are sensitive to the order of the certs in the chain (according to spec) whereas others try to “reconstruct” the tree visually.
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   by spockz 5y ago

   Thank you for this app. I would consider removing the nested scroll bar for the comments. Also, on iPhone, in the last 6 months view I don’t see any links to Amazon.
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   by spockz 5y ago

   Thank you for pushing kTLS!
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   by spockz 5y ago

   Can this also to be used to get metrics and trace events of rejected tls connections and handshakes? I want to know when and why my server rejects a peer and vice versa. Currently this is not visible in a Java application when using the JRE
7. 967.▲
   by spockz 5y ago

   How is this affected by the new pact between US, UK, and Australia? The news here made it appears as that caused some bad blood between EU and the US/UK.
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   by spockz 5y ago

   What do the Q have to do with this?
9. 969.▲
   by spockz 5y ago

   It was. I was so disgusted with how this way of saying “technically true” things is used and accepted. As the other comment stated.
10. 970.▲
    by spockz 5y ago

    Obviously the fix for this is to let the one that wants to have the satellite in that orbit pay for the cleaning of that orbit instead of some government.
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    by spockz 5y ago

    This shows how a statement can be factually true and completely disingenuous at the same time. Yes 1/3 are effected badly but we just say that it can have positive effects. Just omitting the fact that it often has a detrimental effec
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    by spockz 5y ago

    Presumably the steer bar is detached somewhat as it turns the front wheel which is sprung? Also, I can imagine that the vibrations also make it tiring to hold. So just like a proper sander can be used without getting tired arms from the sha
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    by spockz 5y ago

    It usually is the RAM that has developed a fault. Run memtest[0] to detect errors. Otherwise, in descending order of likelihood, it could be the motherboard, psu, some driver/kernel crash caused by peripheral, or bad cpu. [0]: http:&#
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    by spockz 5y ago

    So what is this? In this thread and previous threads I read many comments about people being hit by intel dropping the shoe on products that are actually great. Why don’t they capitalise on these great products and actually diversify?
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    by spockz 5y ago

    Re [0]: Apparently Leonardo da Vinci has the earliest design but the first actual implementation goes to Sébastien Lenormand. https://www.da-vinci-inventions.com/parachute
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    by spockz 5y ago

    Spectangle can be replaced with Rectangle.app
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    by spockz 5y ago

    I wonder. Can this same happen on a dashboard mounted phone in a car?
18. 978.▲
    by spockz 5y ago

    So this means the distributor can fix this by building this package locally and use the result to link other binaries to? This isn’t uncommon right?
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    by spockz 5y ago

    You can use `az acr login --name <acrName> --expose-token` to get the token and pass it to the pod man login.
20. 980.▲
    by spockz 5y ago

    Would you be safe by running multiple layers around your network? Each layer from a different vendor?
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    by spockz 5y ago

    The point is that before there existed an ecosystem. That “peanuts” is what the business owner was able to afford to pay which was enough for the employees to make a somewhat decent living. Now that isn’t possible anymore. The objection is
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    by spockz 5y ago

    I think getting a second “opinion” is pretty standard for biopsies?
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    by spockz 5y ago

    I think InfluxDB has a license that prevents anyone from offering influxdb as a saas on their platform. You can deliver it part of a product but it cannot just be influxdb.
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    by spockz 5y ago

    Indeed. But apparently I was mistaken. It was the story about the different cache lines on the Exynos.
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    by spockz 5y ago

    Wow. I mis remembered that quite spectacularly. Whoops.
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    by spockz 5y ago

    I think “Zeitgeist” is the prevalent term here. Or maybe it more the cause of multiple discovery, reading the Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeitgeist
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    by spockz 5y ago

    A similar thing has been done in Utrecht. The city’s moat was paved over ages ago in favour of roads. Now they reopened it for water again: https://www.ontdek-utrecht.nl/de-singel-is-rond/
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    by spockz 5y ago

    You can do it at the process level using the task manager. I'm not sure you can do it at thread level (programmatically) or even lower level.
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    by spockz 5y ago

    That could be interesting. I remember reading a report here years ago about a funny bug that was caused by the big and little cores having different endianness. Indeed the process would start on one core, process some data, get scheduled to
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    by spockz 5y ago

    This happens exactly the same in volleyball. There are the almost perfunctory whistles for all the regular things like out of bounds. Then there are the stronger whistles for when someone makes a net fault and it interrupts the game flow. T