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1y ago
Yea. Mine is down and listed as heating. And getting a public up, not a cgnatted 100.x.x.x I usually get. Weird...
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In my last job, we used a key that was stored on a user machine to sign documents... always wondered if something like PassKeys could replicate that... given documents could potentially need to be signed by multiple users on behalf of an en
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1y ago
Where did you get $20 from? Looking at the Apple site, without ANC they are $129 and with ANC they are $179. The Pro 2 costs $249.... Am I missing something?
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New Apple CarPlay Ultra: Apple Just Took over Your Car [video]
(youtube.com)
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Tailscale 4via6 – Connect Edge Deployments at Scale
(tailscale.com)
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reminds me of a question they used to ask in the Irish army back in the 60s. My Dad told me this. "How do you get from Bachelor's Walk to Collins Barracks without passing a bar?". People would spend hours and days working on
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Back to a Website [video]
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Never in a Million Years
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I don't think you get what I mean... Mozilla made 85% of its revenue from Google in 2023 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Corporation ). That goes away; who is going to pay that? 653 million income, 555 of th
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2y ago
Hmmm... Apple losing 22B is one thing... But what happens to Mozilla? How much could they lose? That would be worse for the community...
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2y ago
> How about a 100% tariff on Office 365, Windows, AWS, Azure, etc? Microsoft, Apple and Amazon all sell from EU countries, not US. My AWS and Azure Bills are EU based, not US based...
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2y ago
Wait. If the issue is that birth year is missing, how is that possible?? I mean, its social security! Isn't one of the key ideas of that based on age? If its like the Irish system, a card is sent on your 18th birthday (iirc… its been a
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2y ago
kind of makes sense... I saw ADS as an addon to VSCode... it was built on top, so why not make it a plugin?
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Don (Novaspirit Tech) passed away [video]
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2y ago
could 2 instances of an app potentially share that file?
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M-disk? That's meant to last 10+ years…
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2y ago
Wait. Trump coin could be a scam?! Shocked I am, shocked!
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I always wondered about these and using something like this for general computing. The closest I could see someone doing this was Apple with the Mac Pro and the Afterburner for video editing. A newer GPU would do the same, but adding someth
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2y ago
Solar pannels on the white house.
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2y ago
That hypervisor, in the case of Azure, does more than normal... AWS seems to offload a LOT more to extra hardware. only ever seen MS mention hardware offload for networking... could be wrong, mind you...
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2y ago
I think 88 of the 96 cores per cou are assigned to the VM and the rest are assigned to the underlying hypervisor. I remember seeing that somewhere.
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2y ago
https://archive.is/DiRbs
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2y ago
the title is a bit misleading... it's a thin client, not a full PC.
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This is brilliant! It just shows what can be done with the raspberry pi and other small computers, and some time! I love seeing stuff like this and the like. BlueSCSI is another example. If you think outside the box, the pi can act as a DPU
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ESB (Ireland) to pilot powering Microsoft data centre with green hydrogen
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2y ago
Some VPS providers offer DDoS protection. If your server blocks their IP you could add it to the firewall of the provider, assuming they have an API, and block them there too.
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2y ago
is 90 million pairs, or 90 million total? :)
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link does not match title...
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2y ago
Did they not write it?
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2y ago
> I've heard some rough stories about Stripe in the past few years, but you almost never hear people's boring successes with the platform as well. Generally, anyone happy with stripe, like my last company, doesn't make muc
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