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by tachion 6y ago
Not even close. All plastic, much worse touchpad and coil whine in all models I cared to check up on.
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by tachion 6y ago
Laugh as much as you want but to me (and many others) it actually is. I would look at other manufacturers for their hardware, but sadly it's all non-MacOs and I value this operating system above anything else for my needs (work and per
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by tachion 6y ago
It's Windows 95.
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by tachion 6y ago
I know how to solve this problem, so I wasn't commenting on his comment, but rather on the fact that none of these tutorials so far solve this problem for new users that they target. Aside from that, I don't think what he proposes
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by tachion 6y ago
That's exactly what I meant. I know how to do it myself, but then again I'm not the target for these articles, but when I read them with the mindset of someone who is supposed to have a use of them, that's always the big miss
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by tachion 6y ago
What I miss from all of these tutorials is one very important piece - how to handle network routing and dns automation within your home network, that's in typical scenario is being handled by the ingress/cloud controller. Without
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by tachion 6y ago
At least in case of FreeBSD, the network saturation isn't an active goal of default kernel settings, hence the link I've pasted. It's especially nice, as it explains a lot of things it proposes so that the blind copy&past
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by tachion 6y ago
I would assume you're testing that on the stock kernel settings that aren't really prepared for the highest network throughtput. There's a lot that can be done in the kernel sysctl's tuning for saturating the NIC and I&#
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by tachion 6y ago
They're much more than just a chroot (that's a concept of limiting your process filesystem access), can have their own TCP stack, their own firewall, their resource usage limits and so on. They are much, much closer to Linux conta
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by tachion 6y ago
That's only because the cheques are allowed in the first place. Rest of the civilised world can make online transfer that will reach the recipient the minute you pressed the form button, granted no unusual infrastructure issues.
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by tachion 7y ago
How is that not the biggest scandal around this company, as opposed to intentional or not misinformation about end to end encryption (not that it doesn't count, but for this one, if it's real, the company should be brought up to p
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by tachion 7y ago
Indeed it is, I stand corrected :) However, when I was looking at it, I've skimmed through the top menu (nothing), scrolled down to the footer (noting) and finally clicked the Documentation link (nothing). Apparently the pricing info i
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by tachion 7y ago
I've seen them, and they do seem to have a nice product, but similarly to plausible, it isn't a direct competitor. Having to pay $19 per month for a website analytics that doesn't (perhaps yet, but aspires to, hence the need
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by tachion 7y ago
It sounds like a nice product, but sadly it's not exactly why GA is so popular (being a 'nice' product, that is). It is popular, because it's free, relatively easy to implement on any website, requires no self-hosting an
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by tachion 7y ago
How does that help? Which results are you going to treat with low confidence for second pass and why? Positives? Negatives? Both? If both, then what's the point of first pass anyway?
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by tachion 7y ago
It does. He was talking about iPhone headphone jack port placement journey.
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by tachion 7y ago
There's three of them already: iPad, iPad Air and iPad Mini.
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by tachion 7y ago
Quite possibly another thing could be happening: I can see Intel not allowing Apple to directly compare any competitive part if it's not coming from Intel as well, where Apple likes to say 'This is the fastest MacXXX ever, 12345%
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by tachion 7y ago
Mac Pro was in the making long before AMD released a complete line of products that can compete with Intel on all fronts (not only price, but single core and multi core performance, clock speeds and so on) so quite possibly they'd have
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by tachion 7y ago
Probably not before AMD can beat Intel on the mobile chips single core performance and power consumption, as I assume they sell much more laptops than desktops, and in addition to that not before AMD erodes the vague notion of 'Intel b
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by tachion 7y ago
How do you vote with majority, when the majority is only known after the vote?
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by tachion 7y ago
Except that it doesn't really matter and most people in general don't care because they don't know. Say what you want about Microsoft, but the fact is the world runs on Windows and MS Office with exceptions for fraction of ma
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by tachion 7y ago
You'd be surprised but established brands like Arcteryx ask their customers to email pictures of their passport and credit card. Email. Pictures. Yes, you've read that right. Given how stupid such request is (from data security an
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by tachion 7y ago
This a perfect example of grass being greener on the other side of the fence ;) In some European countries I know of, unions are solely responsible for forcing the government hands into things like keeping around and subsidising beyond any
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by tachion 7y ago
Because it's safer thing to do, when people lives are at risk. If it would be having some milk spilled or popcorn burnt, no one would try to make those overly precautious predictions. Also, because the plane has a bad track record, so
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by tachion 7y ago
I beg to disagree. I can't quote the sources from the top of my head, but the comment about persistent collective learning and communication seems to be the science view on the matter last time I checked. For example, some non-primates
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by tachion 7y ago
Is it actually gold that's being traded, or papers/promises/options/whatever-else-but-physical-gold saying 'x amount of gold' is actually traded?
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Inferring and hijacking VPN-tunneled TCP connections(openwall.com)
2 points by tachion 7y ago|0 comments
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by tachion 7y ago
Everything else aside, Welcome Collection is an awesome place! If you're art/architecture nerd, make sure you visit to see their kinda famous stairs, they can look like that from certain angles: https://www.flickr.com&#
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iXSystems Migrating FreeNAS to Linux(ixsystems.com)
4 points by tachion 7y ago|0 comments

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