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by tbyehl 3y ago
I have the impression the one at Pleasant Hill just isn't long enough between the lights and needs the sequencing adjusted to accommodate the incredible quantity of Atlanta-area drivers who were never taught not to block the box or tha
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by tbyehl 4y ago
The published specs don't tell us how many layers of NAND there are, but they do claim the 2TB is only 1.8X the write performance of the 500GB and 1.125X the 1TB. Not the 4X you'd speculated. If you have a QN322, feel free to prov
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by tbyehl 4y ago
The Tom's review of the revised Crucial P2 500GB was a 2-chip and the QN322 2TB also appears to be 2-chip vs 1-chip for smaller capacities of the QN322, so the performance boost from higher capacity won't be there. And the SLC cac
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by tbyehl 4y ago
The QN322 is a garbage-tier drive, equivalent to the QLC-refreshed Crucial P2 that "averaged USB 2.0-like speeds of just 40 MBps after the SLC cache was full."[1] Lots of value drives out there for $10-$30 more than won't per
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by tbyehl 4y ago
I remember when Intel ISP2150 servers were everywhere. And lightly re-skinned by the likes of SGI, VA Linux, and many others.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
Maps was indistinguishable from magic at launch. Analytics was indistinguishable from Urchin On-Demand at launch. They took a successful $500/m service and made it free w/ an AdSense/AdWords account.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
Google Analytics was an acquisition (Urchin)
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by tbyehl 4y ago
I've watched literal hours of YouTube videos that explain the physics of steering in the context of motorcycles but none debunk all the misunderstood concepts as clearly as this one. Take my upvote. (And every time this subject comes u
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by tbyehl 4y ago
I wish I had marked the calendar to commemorate the day we turned off the last of the Cobalts at a data center I worked in from 2003-2010. We had a suite that was almost entirely dedicated to them, rows of racks with nothing but Cobalt, tho
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by tbyehl 4y ago
> It was a good answer in 2011 when I wrote it. And for more than a decade they've been closing all attempts to ask the question again as a duplicate of that 2011 question. Relitigating the answers to the original 2011 question is t
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by tbyehl 4y ago
> Does anyone know if this works in Lenovo WWAN slots? Doubtful. M.2 slots for WWAN normally have different keying than M.2 slots for storage.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
I saw a news story about 'NO TAG' being a particularly bad choice in vanity tags, so of course I went to the DMV and got 'N0 TAG'. ~3.5 years later I haven't gotten anyone else's tickets in the mail but I'
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by tbyehl 4y ago
Or adjusting the brightness of their screen.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
But if Automattic holds out a few years, maybe they can buy the whole thing for 0.3% of what Elon paid.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
Andes Technology claimed 3B RISC-V shipments for 2021. There are at least a 16 RISC-V devices in my home right now in the form of ESP32-C3s powering smart bulbs, outlets, and light switches. The geek hype train is all about RISC-V taking on
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by tbyehl 4y ago
Life does not begin at laying.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
I suspect that H3/H3+ numbers are on the DC side with an eMMC module, a single DDR4 SO-DIMM of the lowest capacity, with the most aggressive power management settings, and nothing else attached. 1.9w idle is plausible but not what peop
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by tbyehl 4y ago
Yeah, with Plex things can be added to the Watchlist directly from the apps (including on the TV). It has made a big difference in uptake with my users compared to getting them to log into a website.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
It's a feature recently added to Overseerr.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
The sales pitch is near the bottom: The company sells a product called Talent Report Employment Monitoring so other companies can keep tabs on potential moonlighting by their employees, too.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
$40K per seizure or nearly $2,500 per stop, hell of an ROI. I used to be acquainted with a cop out of Carroll county and the way he'd casually talk about the money he'd seized the prior week was gross. Hundreds of dollars. Usually
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by tbyehl 4y ago
https://us.switch-bot.com/pages/switchbot-bot
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by tbyehl 4y ago
15-20 years ago if you were using a cheap dedicated hosting company that stacked "servers" in desktop cases on wire racks and somehow offered instant remote reboots despite clearly being too cheap to buy switched PDUs, they were d
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by tbyehl 4y ago
When I read "Ring camera didn't record crime" my mind does not leap to "Criminals must be using deauth / jamming devices." Ring's camera products are the worst WiFi clients I've ever encountered.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
What I remember most about the PS/2 is the crazy power switch that internally connected to a metal rod that connected to another switch on the PSU itself.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
"Full throttle will either solve the problem or end the suspense."
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by tbyehl 4y ago
A noticeable reduction in steering effort and weight shifting sounds like the new tire was inflated a few PSI higher than the old. Every motorcycle I've owned takes the corners MUCH easier with 2-3 more PSI in front than the manual sta
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by tbyehl 4y ago
I have a script that impersonates curl because the web site being called uses that as a signal to return a small piece of raw data instead of a much larger HTML document.
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by tbyehl 4y ago
Reported elsewhere as $1,500/m residential and $12,500/m commercial. I think they're not aiming for much residential uptake...
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by tbyehl 4y ago
> getting an ATSC OTA DVR is an awesome way to watch television with zero tracking Assuming your TV isn't tracking what you watch. https://advertising.roku.com/resources/blog/insights-analysi...

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