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by tehbeard 4y ago
Had to deal with this for an alt. account.... Not a lawyer, but.... Given how many children play this game.... locking access to the accounts and demanding PII from minors seems like a recipe for the EU to put GDPR to use for once...
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by tehbeard 4y ago
They certainly aren't using it to verify I am who I am.... I had them lock a MS account I made for a 2nd/alt account (Something I bought years ago to help when I made plugins and game content).. Account got immediately locked the
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by tehbeard 4y ago
Because there isn't a CI? Shocking I know /s. But not everyone on here is part of a 20 man SV tech startup making the next social media for beagles and deploying 50 times a day...
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by tehbeard 4y ago
Maybe, read the brief in the link? > In two of its Forms 10-Q for its fiscal year 2018, NVIDIA reported material growth in revenue within its gaming business. NVIDIA had information, however, that this increase in gaming sales was driven
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by tehbeard 4y ago
I heavily advise AGAINST using this for anything apart from OS level file spam (.DS_Store etc). We spent a good part of a day rebuilding a repo after a junior dev. left, when we found out they'd misused global gitignore and hadn't
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by tehbeard 4y ago
It's not about how the customer used them. It's about what NVidia told their stockholders in reports. Rather than: "This years growth is fueled by sales to the cryptominer market" (which is a pretty dang volatile market
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by tehbeard 4y ago
They're all guilty. From my experience we've had way more issues with AWS machines running exploit checks/brute force logins than any other cloud provider.
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by tehbeard 4y ago
Is an old arm CPU really comparable to a Xeon/epyc? And home connections are all asymmetric, you may get a gig down but I've not seen anything outside business class with over 50 up.
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by tehbeard 4y ago
So they did the work to split modules out of "core" for ease of development, and then completely mangled the versioning?
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by tehbeard 4y ago
...where on earth are you guys that this happens? I'm commuting every day with Bluetooth headphones and never, ever had a dropout while listening to podcasts and stepping on/off trains.
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by tehbeard 4y ago
Ah Xbox connect. Had mine and my brother's xbox on the same switch so we could play together with others. We used to connect across the Atlantic to a host in the US, dude had a fat fibre pipe so 16 player Halo 2 with 0 lag and modded f
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by tehbeard 4y ago
So, A cryptobro that eats soylent paste? Didn't have that one on my bingo card...
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by tehbeard 4y ago
You're conflating a hand coded and optimized query vs. Building a system to take a tree and generate said optimized query automatically and quickly and correctly.
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by tehbeard 4y ago
Pardon my ignorance but how on earth does it need 15+ containers? Is that just a scaling thing for your company? Or are their 15 discrete services under the hood to drive it?
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by tehbeard 4y ago
And, I'd argue, when we saw social media and big tech start to lean towards ML/algorithm driven techniques for content curation. At college my social feeds where friends and clubs I picked, by university 3-4 years later, Facebook
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by tehbeard 4y ago
The signal/point cabling at new street in Birmingham is the textbook definition of cable gore. Just bundles on bundles snaked alongside track, bulging out of channels meant for them... Is it any wonder there's been a half dozen po
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by tehbeard 4y ago
MCC probably has an "interesting" architecture as it's a combination of Halo games that spans a few generations that makes something like playfab a bit too restrictive to work in.
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by tehbeard 4y ago
Nuc sized both increases the spouse approval factor as well as generally putting out less heat and noise.
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by tehbeard 4y ago
Why didn't it come with the phone?
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by tehbeard 4y ago
So do a bunch of Linux repo tools, what's your point?
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by tehbeard 4y ago
I had such a system to hand (my brother's old netbook). Turns out a bios flash can in some cases enable the 64bit functionality. Its not a particularly fast system though...
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by tehbeard 4y ago
You've really missed the point spectacularly of that example. Both those promises start, and both are waited for after both have started.. That is the same as promise.all... There's just an explicit order for the wait, rather than
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Simplicity on the the resource provider's end? So I implement separate IAM flows for my website, app and third party api access? Or... Make use of OAuth to standardize it, using code auth+pkce for web/app, and client credentials (
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Is this with provisioning many new certs? The recommended renewal cycle gives you a 30 day lead on failure becoming a problem, plenty of time for multiple retries or recovery processes to use an alternate. The only issues I've ran into
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I think they mean it doesnt reinvent for/if like angular and vue do.. You just use the js primitives.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> Typescript is part of the problem Typescript is a solution to the jank-fucking-tastic type munging JS does (see: [1] About 1:20 in) and the problems that ensue.... if all you are doing is just making menus appear/disappear on cli
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Dont hold Europe up like a shining beacon.. It's a coin toss on if BT will properly allow ipv6 traffic each time the router reboots. I've had to make provisions to force ipv4 on my machines because although composer et al. runs fi
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by tehbeard 5y ago
There's £2k+ worth of compute on my office desk, the size of a thick book that I haven't touched in years... All because Apple deems it the only way to run xcode... At least the client paid for the machine (enterprise, this was th
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by tehbeard 5y ago
...or we just keep moving to http/2 which avoids this limit.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Yeah this feels very much like someone retyped the Server Sent Events spec and bolted an arbitrary spec on for each message...

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