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by tbyehl 11y ago
With the push for HTTPS everywhere, those old devices won't get content at all.
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by tbyehl 11y ago
> Now my wife and I have to think - what do we want to > watch? Did it come on yet this week? And is it on Hulu > or Netflix or Amazon or... I feel like this is where streaming still fails to be better than piracy. I pay 16€&#x2F
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by tbyehl 11y ago
I see speculation that there exists code that detects the test and activates a special mapping mode. I haven't seen that anyone has actually found the code or map. The map ought to be easy to find, VW ECUs appear to have as many freely
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by tbyehl 11y ago
All the parts that make people sound stupid are right there in the original story.
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by tbyehl 11y ago
I'm still waiting for the smoking gun of actual code that detects a testing cycle and changes the operational parameters in a way different from the way parameters are adjusted normally for different operating ranges. Optimizing for te
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by tbyehl 11y ago
Except those 5 officers had no need to arrest Eric Garner. They could have issued a citation and left. Discretionary arrests are a police officer's method of punishing someone in advance of that pesky finding of guilt (or not) -- now t
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by tbyehl 11y ago
Apparently when I'm looking for my next job, I should put Detroit area school districts at the top of my list...
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by tbyehl 11y ago
That's a lot of work, plus you don't know if the owner of the stolen plate has warrants, suspended license, lack of insurance, or anything else that might cause an ALPRS alert. Better to just remove the plate and go. I commuted in
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by tbyehl 11y ago
10 years at INLD / PEER1. The shopping mall was the final nail in the coffin of the idea that I might ever move to SAT and jump ship to Rackspace.
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by tbyehl 11y ago
Imagine working in an open office space the size of a Sears floor. That's what I see every time one of my Racker friends posts up a picture of their workspace. Ugh.
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by tbyehl 11y ago
What sort of newfangled technology are they using in anchor bolts?
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by tbyehl 11y ago
Many automated garages ban motorcycles because they're unable to trigger the sensor.
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by tbyehl 11y ago
As a gun enthusiast who didn't stock up, I really hate those guys. I basically couldn't go to the range for over a year because Walmart was always out of the Winchester White Box and whatever other cheap FMJ they carried, and ever
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by tbyehl 11y ago
MinGW is a compatibility library for compiling Unix programs to Windows. MSYS is a collection of tools on top of MinGW. Cygwin as a whole is comparable to MSYS. Has its own compatibility library, a broader collection of ported programs, and
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by tbyehl 11y ago
The Windows 10 console host fixes a bunch of the past deficiencies. Line-based selection, copy / paste hotkeys, windows are resizable the normal way. Now I just need to wait 10 years for all of the pre-Windows 10 servers to go away...
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by tbyehl 11y ago
UnxUtils hasn't been maintained for a dozen years. There is also GnuWin32 which has only been dead for five years. GoW is pretty much the same thing but not abandoned yet. Some things are definitely out of date, I end up pulling curl f
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by tbyehl 11y ago
My dad made it to a couple months before his 65th birthday (2005) as a Cobol programmer. At that point he was probably still employable as a Cobol programmer if he had been willing to relocate outside of Florida.
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by tbyehl 12y ago
The only thing I hate more than infinite scrolling is having to click Next Page.
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by tbyehl 12y ago
I've never felt unsafe on MARTA rail. But Five Points? When I worked at 101 Marietta, every one of my MARTA-ing co-workers had a story of working late and getting mugged on the way to the train.
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by tbyehl 12y ago
In general colo providers will accept delivery but they will not unpackage, rack, and cable a server for you.
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by tbyehl 12y ago
I've dropped my 6 a couple of times doing the slide maneuver :-(
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by tbyehl 12y ago
Companies are giving this information to Equifax, just not for the benefit of subjects... https://www.theworknumber.com/
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by tbyehl 12y ago
| Keep in mind that still damages the free market for new services If peering extortion is fixed, how are they any worse off?
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by tbyehl 12y ago
Fast lane is a made up political gobbledygook. I think it's fine for an ISP to sell whatever kind of preferential treatment they like to any company which freely chooses to purchase it, with the caveat that they service I'm paying
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by tbyehl 12y ago
The existence and decline of FiOS is the perfect example of unintended regulatory consequences. FiOS never would have happened if fibre hadn't been excluded from unbundled access requirements. Line-sharing was eliminated around the sam
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by tbyehl 12y ago
For the non-OS X crowd, XCA is a really simple GUI for managing your own CA. Just about everything I have that can use an SSL certificate has one that all of my machines trust. http://xca.sourceforge.net/
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by tbyehl 12y ago
| And nearly every "high touch" interaction with Microsoft and an enterprise using Confluence ends up converting to SharePoint. Converting, or just ending up with both? I've worked for two companies with both and neither prod
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by tbyehl 12y ago
| 2) Maximizing the compensation numbers for candidates they close. The recruiter's motivation is the same as a realtor's: Close the deal as soon as possible in order to earn the commission. A 10% salary bump for the candidate is
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by tbyehl 12y ago
Sequent had proprietary multi-processor 386 systems. The Intel MultiProcessor Specification dates back to 1993. Most Pentium II chipsets supported dual processors, which drove pricing down enough for enthusiasts to build them for home use.
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by tbyehl 12y ago
I keep an O2 on a shelf in my man cave. Wish I'd snagged an Origin 2000 rack when they were plentiful and cheap-ish on eBay about 10 years ago. I'd always wondered how SGI missed the Internet wave relative to Sun. Around the time

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