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10y ago
Simple setup. Two USB harddrives. One at home, one at work. The one at home is plugged in at all times doing hourly Time Machine backups. The one at work is disconnected and laying in a drawer. Encrypted with HFS. Every other week I take th
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10y ago
I would suggest always having one of the three disks in a seperate location. Never have the three disks physically close together, not even when swapping them out. Also, have an offline backup that is not connected to power. Power surge at
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10y ago
Have you thought about the 40" 4K displays from Philips and Iiyama? I believe they are around $600.
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10y ago
I feel like presence detection is a better option for lights. Stumbling in the dark waiting for Echo to process your command versus just having the lights turn on when you enter a room.
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10y ago
Sacrificing the keyboard and battery for a thinner housing was a mistake. I upgraded my Macbook Pro 13" with 16GB of memory, a 250GB SSD, a 1TB HDD and a Bluetooth 4.0 internal card. I'll keep this for a few years.
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10y ago
Similar for me. My energy buildup starts at 12:00 and peaks at around 19:00-20:00 so I start as late as possible and try to put as much meetings as possible in the morning.
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10y ago
It took a very dedicated engineer 3 days to decrypt it, using tools and knowledge 20 years into the future. That's pretty good encryption in my book.
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10y ago
Because then I'd have to buy an iMac 5K for home and one for the office. And sync all my files and preferences between the two.
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10y ago
I bought the first 13" Macbook Pro with the Thunderbolt port, expecting the whole world to switch to Thunderbolt in a couple of years. It was predicted that there would be Macbooks in the future with only Thunderbolt ports, as it could
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10y ago
Based on the serial number they can see the manufacturing date. And because each market has a different model number (due to things such as power plug, wifi frequency restrictions, keyboard layout and such) it's easy to spot a "US
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10y ago
That's how most dating websites work. Men pay more than women.
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10y ago
Are you guys cool with starting at 10:00?
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10y ago
I recently had a discussion about how hard it would be to have a system inside a bus to announce the next stop. Sounds like a weekend project right? Think a bit further: - Hardware needs to be resistant to harsh diesel engine vibrations - 3
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10y ago
Live on half your income. For every year you work, you can have one year of play.
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10y ago
I want to know more about what I am going to do on a day-to-day basis. The last job I quit was because I spent about three days a months writing uptime reports and incident descriptions in Microsoft Excel and Word. And about five days per m
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10y ago
Laptops in this price range should not have coil whine, electric buzzing sounds or screen flicker. I would've returned it immediately. I have to use a very expensive HP Z-Book for work with a power adapter that has a loud coil whine. I
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10y ago
Nothing wrong with a constitutional monarchy. You get all the benefits from democratically chosen representatives without the downside of the 4-year moodswings. The monarch will always choose what is best for the country instead of what is