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by sylens 3y ago
100% spot on. You can tell this is written by an IC engineer and not a manager/director who would be well aware of the resource costs of doing all of the manual install/configuration work outlined in the article.
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by sylens 3y ago
Spot on. I seek out the Reddit result because it is the only valuable one left.
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by sylens 3y ago
I absolutely adored the first game so I'm highly interested in this
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by sylens 3y ago
Exactly it. Please use your Microsoft gaming account to login to my phishing site, xbotwitter.com
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by sylens 3y ago
Even if they were to match Apple Silicon pound-for-pound, they've been horrible stewards of the Windows OS in terms of nagware, bloat, and user hostile behavior (the default browser nonsense). If they actually made an operating system
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by sylens 3y ago
Once again, my position is - if you want people to want to work from an office, you have to make the office an appealing place to work. Open office environments with temporary desks and tons of noise pollution is just not going to cut it.
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by sylens 3y ago
Concerning.
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by sylens 3y ago
Sorry guys, that was me doing a git rebase
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by sylens 3y ago
I'm in the market for an EV for the first time and won't consider a Tesla due to him going full mask off on Twitter over the last year.
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by sylens 3y ago
I feel like 7 is really the last time I truly enjoyed using Windows. The additions felt like all net positives for my workflow (jumplists from the taskbar, thumbnail previews of taskbar windows, Aero Snap, VHD boot). Over time they have mud
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by sylens 3y ago
It’s incredible to watch Microsoft squander the good will they created with WSL, VS Code, and the initial version of Chromium Edge (which was my browser of choice before they started its enshittification). It’s perplexing to think that some
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by sylens 3y ago
If the account and its resources are properly configured - not much. But that can be easier said than done for many organizations, especially when you have lots of different teams configuring their own environments.
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by sylens 3y ago
While I wouldn't publicly hand out my account IDs as a general practice, I think you have to expect that some of them will be disclosed at some point. As more third party vendors and SaaS platforms move away from IAM users and access k
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by sylens 3y ago
As somebody who used to read one of these papers, the quality has gone downhill largely because their best talent has left for greener pastures - whether that be national newspapers/publications, radio, television, or podcasts. It&#x27
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by sylens 3y ago
I really want to buy one of these eInk tablets but the thing that holds me back is I want seamless sync of my notes and pdfs with something like OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox - whatever. I don’t want to be constantly emailing myself files
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by sylens 3y ago
The problem is that the con was now spread out over multiple casinos/hotels so the odds of having to walk outside at some point have increased, even with some of the hotels connected internally. The fact that it js now at the conventio
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by sylens 3y ago
This may be a blessing in disguise. DEF CON has grown massively to the point where the number of attendees who want to go to the various villages all day equals or even surpasses the attendees interested in the main talks. However, those vi
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by sylens 3y ago
I doubt Apple cares about the sales numbers for a product that seems to be targeted as a prosumer development kit and a way to gently introduce people to the concept of spatial computing before a more significant push with a Gen2 or true co
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by sylens 3y ago
It's not a loop, it's a spiral
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by sylens 3y ago
Eh, I think the early days of broadband and wireless routers were it for me. Being able to have multiple devices in the house use an Internet connection was great for school work and such....but before you had the internet in your pocket at
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by sylens 3y ago
The awards are for games that have come out over the past year. But they're juxtaposed by trailers and announcements for new games that will release in the next year or two. To be fair, it's really the inverse - it's a majori
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by sylens 3y ago
Jobs did have a penchant for making a live demo feel natural. With anyone else, it just doesn't feel the same. I much prefer the pre-recorded videos now.
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by sylens 3y ago
It's sad, but E3 is really a relic of a bygone era. In the 90s or early 2000s, you almost never saw media from unreleased games. The best you could hope for was a few screenshots in a magazine (and later a website) to tide you over, su
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by sylens 3y ago
I think many of us are so used to working with software, with its constant need for adaptation and modification in order to meet an ever growing list of integration requirements, that we forget the benefits of working with a finalized spec
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by sylens 3y ago
I love the idea of a meetup moving around. Some meetups near me are on the other side of the metro which is a traffic nightmare to get to at rush hour, especially with a young kid whose schedule I also have to account for. If every other me
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by sylens 3y ago
I don't have a study at hand to provide, but I've lived in a major US city for 17 years and when this topic inevitably comes up for debate in public forums, somebody asks why we can't just force these people to go into the sh
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by sylens 3y ago
Many cities do this, but of the people willing to go, they end up choosing not to for other reasons - usually due to the restrictions on the housing, like no pets or no alcohol. However, the bigger issue is the population of homeless that r
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by sylens 3y ago
Names and email addresses of people likely to be an Okta admin or superadmin in your org....aka a curated target list for your next spear phishing campaign
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by sylens 3y ago
I know most people will say they transitioned from Digg to Reddit in the 2000s, but I feel like GameFAQs was the spiritual precursor to Reddit because there was a board for every game and even more general boards for most interests. It had
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by sylens 3y ago
my hesitation with these E-Ink notebooks is getting the notes off the device and into my other computers in some automated way. Have you found a good workflow for that?

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