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by tiernano 6y ago
For me, it was the commodore 64... waiting for games to load off tape took too long, so I ended up picking up the C64 Basic manual and read though it. It had a load of code samples, so after the game loaded and after i got board, i ended up
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by tiernano 6y ago
Apple making portability difficult, yes... Microsoft? I cant see it... Windows has been able to run on x86/x64, ARM, MIPS, Alpha, PPC and more since the beginning of time (well, NT4) and granted, they haven't released a lot of tha
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by tiernano 6y ago
Intel were an ARM licensee at one stage; my old Dell Axim x51v ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dell_Axim ) had an Intel XScale ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XScale ) Processor in it... It does look
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by tiernano 6y ago
I dont completely agree with the pricing, dont get me wrong, but i can see why they do it... You are not just paying for bandwidth. You are paying for the rest of the infrastructure. So, for example, in Azure's case (which is what we u
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by tiernano 6y ago
Interesting idea, but what if I don’t want unlimited sites and unlimited team members, but maybe one or two sites for one person... $19 for teams is ok, but that for smaller sites is a bit expensive. And there are no other options I can see
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by tiernano 6y ago
Same could be said for Windows XP and Windows 7, but its not recommended...
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by tiernano 6y ago
Not sure it will be Microsoft building the chip... unlike Apple, they don't have a big enough market for it. Unless they use it in their cloud or Xbox line. The surface line is too small... now, Qualcomm going and building a bigger, fa
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by tiernano 6y ago
I think the difference here is that Microsoft used essentially an off the shelf phone cpu with some minor mods where as Apple built their cpu from the ground up. It's got a lot of stuff shared with the Axx processors, but seems to be m
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by tiernano 6y ago
Some providers use 720 (30 days) hours, some 744 (31days), I have even seen one doing 672 (28 days)...
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by tiernano 6y ago
Is it not per of the cpu?
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by tiernano 6y ago
Nice price for a small vm... If.my math are correct, €1.86 per month (744hours). Not bad...
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by tiernano 6y ago
People complain about this, and with good reason, but some features I do see this as a somewhat good idea. Take carplay, maps and infotainment.... On bmw cars, maps are updated every 3-6 months, but you need to pay... Even my 9 year old 5 s
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by tiernano 6y ago
Most of the US priced don't include tax... Eu prices include vat...
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by tiernano 6y ago
Also, lack of 10gbe is a big let down...
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by tiernano 6y ago
Official support is coming but it's preview currently. Last update I found was from September: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/whats-new-in-the-...
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by tiernano 6y ago
I think it says somewhere life of the printer and most small home printers probably have a life of 2-3 years...
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by tiernano 6y ago
+1 for synching. Resilio sync is also good, but not free any more (win server needs a business license). They do have an encrypted option though (you can use a server somewhere else that has your data, but very encrypted, and only the clien
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by tiernano 6y ago
Hold on there sparky... If they did that, they would loose money on both the new chargers they sell people, plus every other adapter seller would need to change products, and then buying a charger that works with both iPhone and Android on
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Ethernet at 40: From a Napkin Sketch to Multi-Gigabit Links(hackaday.com)
2 points by tiernano 6y ago|0 comments
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by tiernano 6y ago
I put in an Irish phone number (+353) and got an sms, not an iMessage. Would also like to see a hobbyist/free service for smaller projects or just internal stuff... Maybe limited to 1 or 2 numbers for internal use...
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by tiernano 6y ago
Wall street must be very interested and supportive of this: $NET shares went up 16% so far today ( https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NET?p=NET&.tsrc=fin-srch )
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by tiernano 6y ago
it will only be cheaper after the company loses money... no business person ever looked at something and said "it works, but it might not, some day... better spend $XXX,XXX on an engineer to fix the problem".
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by tiernano 6y ago
its still behind cloudflare, so they may have issued the cert...
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by tiernano 6y ago
It's behind cloudflare. Depending on the sub level, they can use their own cert or cloudflares. In this case, looks like they use couldflare.
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by tiernano 6y ago
It can be tuned off, iirc...
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by tiernano 6y ago
very cool! as someone who runs their own ASN (as204994.net... shameless plug!) this is very handy.
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by tiernano 6y ago
1.1.1.1 warp is having issues too...
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by tiernano 6y ago
I had looked at ventoy, but given the host needed to be able to boot from usb, that limited me for some older machines I have. Plus, if I did not trust the machine, I was out of luck. I ended up getting this: http://iodd.kr/
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by tiernano 6y ago
Been looking for something like this for a while. We see if more repos get added soon (Ubuntu and fedora would be nice!)
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by tiernano 6y ago
im going to make a guess that because Eire is the "Irish" of the the name, and most of the rest of the domains are based on the English of the name... since the ISO standard name for Ireland is IE, that would make sense... Also, l

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