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by thedougd 2y ago
Any idea when #2 was released? I have a 2019 Honda. Android Auto can use the instrument panel as a second screen but CarPlay cannot. I miss seeing the next-turn distance countdown right in front of me.
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by thedougd 3y ago
I don't believe it's a talent/skill issue. It's a business issue. IPv6 is easy to deprioritize in the daily course of business because there remains a working alternative.
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by thedougd 3y ago
IIRC, I learned computer architecture with a mythical 13 instruction set ISA. The class started with the basics of using flip flops to build registers and memory, program counters, etc. We had to demonstrate the state of every register at a
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by thedougd 3y ago
What about outside of AWS? Are folks only using a single provider? Our list of providers is long and includes a whole ecosystem of stuff from GitHub to Okta and Datadog. Everything needed to host and operate an application is in the Terrafo
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by thedougd 3y ago
Last Week Tonight had an excellent round up of McKinsey results: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AiOUojVd6xQ
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by thedougd 3y ago
It does allow for your company's emails to stand out in the recipients' inbox. In Gmail they'll see a logo next to the email, in a sea of placeholders, and they'll see a blue checkmark when reading the email. The money w
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by thedougd 3y ago
Add BIMI to your list. If you're large enough, you'll want it for at least marketing reasons. And yes, it feels like another cash grab. https://bimigroup.org/ https://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com&#x2
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by thedougd 3y ago
Check out easydmarc and their brethren. I believe some have a free tier. They'll process the DMARC emails, generate dashboards, and send you alerts.
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by thedougd 3y ago
You can do this today with the VS Code extension. There’s a context menu for copilot to do things like “explain this code”. I asked it to make my current class more DRY and it refactored validation and parsing for a dozen or so arguments. I
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by thedougd 3y ago
Maybe you're lucky or buying the right SD cards? I've always used noatime for filesystem, journald set to ram logging, etc. Usually everything seems fine until a reboot triggers a fsck. Most were ext 3/4 filesystems.
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by thedougd 3y ago
Same. Bought a Dell refurb and I’ve had so many fewer hassles. The SD card was perhaps the biggest source of issues and after factoring the cost of outfitting a RPi with something like an SSD, it just wasn’t cost effective anymore.
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by thedougd 3y ago
Now Epic can unpause their HQ build. It hasn’t been going anywhere since they were hit with 9 figure fines.
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by thedougd 3y ago
Yes! And I’ve noticed it tends to be the older cars with ‘low’ temperature lights. I have two theories: 1- They are trying to compensate for their hazed, plastic headlight enclosures. Unfortunately not only are the high beams brighter, they
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by thedougd 3y ago
Web application firewall It’s a reverse proxy that inspects requests for bad stuff like sql injection.
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by thedougd 3y ago
I remember in the 2000s Walmart was pushing all their suppliers to adopt RFID. It was expensive and never happened. The dream was that we could just take a cart full of items through a gateway and all the items would be instantly tallied an
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by thedougd 3y ago
Maybe enough to power a feature like FindMy on an iPhone?
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by thedougd 3y ago
I thought Bluetooth mesh would overtake the home automation world but it never landed. Any insight as to why? I suspect the standards body and licensing have something to do with it but maybe there are technical reasons.
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by thedougd 3y ago
It indeed works well. I bought a refurb Dell SFF desktop with an empty M.2 slot for wifi/Bluetooth. I added a Coral TPU in M.2 form factor and it's serving as my NVR now. The integrated Intel GPU also offers hardware accelerated v
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by thedougd 3y ago
Sounds like he used a common telescoping magnet tool, typically used by mechanics for picking up dropped screws, nuts, and bolts. An “antenna with a magnet on the end” is an accurate description.
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by thedougd 3y ago
Do American grocery stores have better controls or does their broker model just happen to filter the junk?
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by thedougd 3y ago
“The turquoise color for Level 3 driving was chosen by SAE, so other brands beyond just Mercedes will use it for their own cars.”
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by thedougd 3y ago
Thanks. It was more of a proof of concept to see what I could do or not do with Q. The product looks promising to an Enterprise as it has connectors for most of our existing document stores. Executives will ask questions about the technolo
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by thedougd 3y ago
You've sufficiently talked me out of it.
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by thedougd 3y ago
I had similar results trying out Amazon Q. I fed it a copy of our employee handbook and had it scrape our corporate website. My idea is that this could be a good fit for an HR bot. I asked it a few simple fact based questions, such as who o
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by thedougd 3y ago
The best part of Pipes was that no one blocked it or it was difficult to block. I used it to scrape data from web pages that I served up via Android widget apps.
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by thedougd 3y ago
Variable speed limit signage is not uncommon in the United States. It exists in areas of frequent and heavy fog, in construction zones, and in areas of regular stopped traffic.
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by thedougd 3y ago
It's a pretty good product, IME, especially if you're using it with NSX-T.
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by thedougd 3y ago
If you're running VMware and CA (mainframe), Broadcom owns you at this point.
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by thedougd 3y ago
OpenStack provides a different axis of offering than vCenter. It's more aligned for multi-tenant, API driven use cases, ala cloud. Of course, you could open access to only the virtualization team, but they'd likely find the consol
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by thedougd 3y ago
Ideally with the parallel cable.

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