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by sylens 3y ago
This would a nightmare for most organizations who have yet to adopt zero trust network policies and controls
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by sylens 3y ago
I think it is the difference between a fine crafted adventure/narrative versus an open world sandbox for you to experiment in. I am very similar to you in that Ocarina of Time was a game that blew my mind and converted me from "ki
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by sylens 3y ago
You replace 'Chicago' with 'Philadelphia' in that comment and it would be no less accurate. Culture and inertia is hard to change
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by sylens 3y ago
Energy independence would upend a lot of international trade markets and therefore geopolitical stability in some areas. If you don't need Saudi Arabia for oil, why do you care what happens there?
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by sylens 3y ago
I really like Arc for a few of the reasons mentioned in the article: - It does the best job at managing multiple profiles that I've seen. You can have a single profile apply to multiple "spaces" or just one profile per space,
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by sylens 4y ago
Because they want King for the mobile gaming aspect. They were preparing to launch a mobile game store on iOS once sideloading is allowed (rumored to be soon in Europe if not everywhere)
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by sylens 4y ago
It's a poorly written article, and that's not the only example. But that first paragraph is brutal with multiple, consecutive descriptive clauses
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by sylens 4y ago
I think it's also missing something pretty critical here - giving each employee $20 could be seen as kind of insulting, whereas combining each employee's $20 into a pizza party at least looks like a grander gesture
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by sylens 4y ago
I think it's really about mobile computing. While the iPhone debuted in 2007, adoption didn't really hit a critical mass until the early 2010s with the iPhone 4. That was also the time that Android was ramping up with Verizon&#x27
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by sylens 4y ago
So many problems with this piece >> My computer is also not some old rubbish. It has an Intel Core2Duo CPU with 4 Gb RAM. It was top of the line in 2009. Just because you had a top of the line PC in 2009 does not disqualify it from be
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by sylens 4y ago
We'll have to see how it tests with a wide swath of devices. The CalDigit docks have never given me any issues
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by sylens 4y ago
It seems clear to me that the GP is blaming past Ukrainian leadership
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by sylens 4y ago
I still find Windows to be pretty snappy and easy to use, but I completely agree with the author about all of the junk that comes with it (or is suggested to you in the Start Menu) and the pushing of ads and Bing results/news articles.
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by sylens 4y ago
I think there is also a different issue - in a time where some people seem to be keenly aware of how much time they spend looking at screens and are making efforts to reduce that, the Metaverse (and any VR, really) wants to dial that up eve
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by sylens 4y ago
Even if macOS and iOS are my primary work (and personal) platforms these days, I still like a solution that works great on Windows, Linux, and Android as well. I'm pretty happy with 1Password - it does all of the things mentioned in th
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by sylens 4y ago
There needs to be a strong strategic partnership between Google and Microsoft to build an alternative ecosystem to Apple. First class, native apps that work seamlessly across Android and Windows. A cohesive messaging strategy with apps and
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by sylens 4y ago
Maybe, but by all accounts I have heard that there are a lot of people on the bench at Accenture. People are fighting to get staffed on projects. Consulting firms are great when the economy is good and executives don't mind throwing mo
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by sylens 4y ago
It really is like finding enlightenment after having to figure out which third party package is best for every little thing in Node. Visual Studio is a pretty powerful IDE as well.
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by sylens 4y ago
I wonder if we will also see a dropoff in attendance for big tech conferences like reInvent this year.
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by sylens 4y ago
Yeah, I feel like if this author had jumped in some IRC channels back in the late 90's/early 2000's, they would've described the users there as lonely
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by sylens 4y ago
Kali is not really meant as a general purpose desktop OS. Everything runs as root, IIRC (been years since I was pentesting).
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by sylens 4y ago
We are also doing this. I'm amazed at how much some people share of their kids online.
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by sylens 4y ago
It is wild to me how many people view this event as the divider of two eras of Google. And the same is true for me. Before this, I loved Google products - I was a fan of everything they did, I had an Android phone, things were working great
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by sylens 4y ago
Consider that in open offices there is often no other place for people to go to take phone calls. There is always a shortage of conference rooms and phone booths because everybody wants/needs them
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by sylens 4y ago
Yeah pretty early on I realized that I didn’t like playing demanding games on it for a few reasons - screen quality, fan noise, and CPU performance. It’s mostly smaller indie games and emulation for me.
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by sylens 4y ago
It doesn't seem like a good thing for Google in that they are trying to sell Pixel phones at iPhone level prices without having the fit and finish, battery life, or app ecosystem that iOS has.
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by sylens 4y ago
I feel like there is no vision for the future of Android there except chasing the iPhone. In the early part of the last decade, Android had its own identity which was part of the reason I used it. When it lost that, I moved to iPhone.
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by sylens 4y ago
I started my career in advisory consulting for a Big 4 firm, which should support the premise of the article - a lot of times you have kids fresh out of college telling you what to do. While I quickly left for a smaller consulting shop that
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by sylens 4y ago
I would like a model where I can pay per article on a website. I am not going to subscribe to Bloomberg because I can’t fit it in my budget, but from time to time I would like the ability to read a single article (either linked from here or
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by sylens 4y ago
I think it’s not the moment for Linux gaming in general, but more so the moment for certain devices like the Steam Deck. Fixed hardware platform is what you need to precompile shaders and eliminate stutter. I would love for Valve to put out

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