thedougd

10 ms·

121.
by thedougd 2y ago
One or more states may choose to intervene. That is terrifying as it may trigger a civil war.
122.
by thedougd 2y ago
In what specific way would you like to see the government stop intervening?
123.
by thedougd 2y ago
It's not too late. Google and Apple have not released improved AI based home voice assistants. I'm expecting it to be available any day now, included with a paid subscription to Prime+ (new), Google One, and Apple One.
124.
by thedougd 2y ago
Interesting that Apple is finally releasing new app functionality outside of OS updates. Is it a new trend? Google made this shift a while ago, but mostly out of necessity to mitigate the impacts of manufacturers failing to release regular
125.
by thedougd 2y ago
Forcing a software development dependency manager (e.g. pip, npm, etc) is even worse.
126.
by thedougd 2y ago
I'm at a point where I'm almost willing to ignore the first few days of applicants. They're all spray and pray junk. A week or two in and the applicant quality is significantly better.
127.
by thedougd 2y ago
Overlooked option for running these things in containers is macvlan networking. Just give it its own MAC address on the network. Works great and you don't have to compromise on isolation.
128.
by thedougd 2y ago
From what I see on the road it’s pickup trucks they can’t afford.
129.
by thedougd 2y ago
And it would be supplementary to the driver’s insurance, only covering incidents that happen while FSD is engaged. Arguably they would self insure and only purchase insurance for Tesla as a back stop to their liability, maybe through a rein
130.
by thedougd 2y ago
M365 copilot is a poor product in search of a use. I expected it to be my assistant. So far I’ve found that it can’t do any of the things I would ask of an assistant. It cannot create calendar entries. It cannot identify (correctly) who rep
131.
by thedougd 2y ago
Cool! I have fond memories of installing the TCPIP stack on top of Warp with a six(?) disk set. As a teenager I had a PS/2 with a token ring card and an additional serial ports card. OS/2 let us run a PPP server for Winsock client
132.
by thedougd 2y ago
They can but keep in mind there are a variety of different types of color blindness and varying severity. For me close colors on a red / green scale are difficult to differentiate. If I enable accessibility features, it will make every
133.
by thedougd 2y ago
I doubt they’re doing it, but one way to handle this with WORM is to encrypt each user’s data with a key unique to the user. When they request you forget, delete the key.
134.
by thedougd 2y ago
I would imagine it would destroy the plastic. A common problem with retrofitting stardard split systems. They require a UV resistant drain pans.
135.
by thedougd 2y ago
No, not enough exposure time. I’ve seen some claims that it can destroy viruses on some medium. Imagine a filter in the light catching virus particles or particles that have viruses. The light destroys them while they’re stuck in place. I w
136.
by thedougd 2y ago
Does this mean I will no longer have to suffer with so many sites only offering relative times in lists without even hover for absolute date & time? I’m looking for a particular build or deployment near a certain date and time and I mus
137.
by thedougd 2y ago
My US town has been adding shade structures to new and existing playgrounds. They don’t always meet the mark though and I wonder if they’re using architects who model the Sun to choose their placement.
138.
by thedougd 2y ago
They understand who’s buying their product. It’s not the information security teams who cleaned up this mess, but rather the operations and end user compute teams.
139.
by thedougd 2y ago
If I tell it to intercom and “mistakenly” (stupid me) use a persons name at the beginning of the message, it will fail and tell me that it can’t yet intercom to contacts.
140.
by thedougd 2y ago
In Vegas they sell beer, wine, and spirits. They’re also filled with general items.
141.
by thedougd 2y ago
Rise of the Triad
142.
by thedougd 2y ago
My house's previous homeowner found a drainpipe with his stud finder. He successfully marked it and put three screws in it. The knock test shouldn't be skipped.
143.
by thedougd 2y ago
What I really want is a consul-template for AWS Secrets Manager. As I wrote this I googled and found a plugin: https://github.com/chrissav/consul-template-plugin-secretsma... I didn't realize consul-template suppo
144.
by thedougd 2y ago
I do this. Technically you share the subnets. It's a fantastic pattern and enables greater autonomy for application teams. They're given an AWS account per app environment (e.g. WidgetApp Test, WidgetApp Prod, etc) and are able to
145.
by thedougd 2y ago
1) It's distributed. There's not a single database with all the DNS records in existence. Each zone is responsible for hosting and serving their own records. 2) The TTL for a DNS record can be 0. Edit: 3) AXFR is blocked on '
146.
by thedougd 2y ago
I hope and expect it to work over Wi-Fi without a cellular signal.
147.
by thedougd 2y ago
The presence of an iPhone is what gave them away, reporting the location of the AirTags to the Find My network.
148.
by thedougd 2y ago
Fast food restaurants have priced their food into “real food” territory. Spend $10 for a combo at McDonald’s or get an authentic burrito from a local eatery? Folks are thinking twice about the drive thru.
149.
by thedougd 2y ago
Many a year ago, when the iPhone was new and Android was on version 1.6. Sprint offered the SERO plan, an unlimited plan for friends and family. When smartphones hit, they would no longer allow the SERO unlimited plan to transfer to the new
150.
by thedougd 2y ago
Totally agree. I had to switch to Scalr. I’m now paying more than I did with Terraform Cloud, but I’m happier and finally have all the features I needed. Those who take this to the next level by offering Enterprise like features such as cha

More ›