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by tmd83 8y ago
I don't know about this particular issue and how bad the fault was. But I do feel this aspect of Microsoft (regardless of how horrible they have been or is) gets downplayed to oblivion. OsX would have data loss every minor release if t
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by tmd83 8y ago
Can anyone knowledgeable comment on this. Right now I'm using enpass and trying to wonder if BitWarden would be better. Enpass has some issues when if sync fails it doesn't really report that (for me at least). I also have had som
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by tmd83 8y ago
That's what I'm wondering about. How did Boeing get away without disclosing it. Or if they disclose it how did FAA agree that this is not something that pilots need to know and train for. If they signed off on Boeing not letting p
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by tmd83 8y ago
So LionAir is definitely at some fault here. But it doesn't in general lessen Boeing's fault at to in my eyes. This could have happened on the first flight where the sensor had issue. I have no idea how common it is to have a sens
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by tmd83 8y ago
Yeah why not? A billion dollar cloud provider can't have one person communicating to customers that are facing multi day outage. That not updating is an option is absurd in that time range.
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by tmd83 8y ago
It's how much it's designed to dissipate right? Which depends on the cooling so by your meaning it's a vague number isn't it? I think from power/watt number on a cpu people expect two thing. How efficient it is for
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by tmd83 8y ago
But I think it's fair to say that Apple is the first one to sell mainstream high volume machines like that and use their reputation to make it standard making it both much easier for others to follow without backlash or even forced to
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by tmd83 8y ago
I don't think that's feasible either. If you put memory in between chip element that means you now have to route around that adding to wastage. It also means the distance between the elements would increase slowing things down. At
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by tmd83 8y ago
Is anyone knowledgeable to comment about the memory bandwidth. I thought Zen-1 was eight channel with 32 core, now the Zen-2 is the same eight channel with 64 core. Wouldn't that cause issue or can the new memory system be that better?
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by tmd83 8y ago
How Tesla allowed me to give the same care to Tesla employees that I do to my private patients including ones who are professional athletes - With that I'm almost certain he is lying or full on marketing mode rather than truth. But t
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by tmd83 8y ago
The Galage Pro, is that really that expandable and that light. i7, 32GB ram, 6TB SSD. Found the compromise, the battery is tiny.
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by tmd83 8y ago
What I think would be ideal is that for a visible stretch of road in the middle of it there should be the street name. Sometimes it's there and sometimes it not and I haven't found any logical reason why it appears and goes (in my
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by tmd83 8y ago
Is this a static analysis engine essentially? Does anyone have good recommendation for static analyzer focused on security specially. Any that really works for java code?
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by tmd83 8y ago
That's a toxic behavior not just in part of the amazon but as whole on the part of big businesses. And yes it's legal so we can't fault them except for sure collectively they lobby and influence the law making to make sure th
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by tmd83 8y ago
This is quite surprising. I assumed they would get an EPYC server with higher core at similar price (due to the cost of the CPU) and get advantage in performance/dollar. I didn't expect EPYC to beat a similar physical core count i
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by tmd83 8y ago
I was just going to post this. I am trying to figure out what the issue is. There's definitely seem to be negligence (to my eyes) but even then are US mothers for some reason more risk (genetics, age, weight whatever) or the care level
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by tmd83 8y ago
Honestly what should one consider it then, gross incompetence. I work in a fairly small company, we have 100s of unique forms in our application and we try to make it work and work fast in 3 browsers and sometime we do find/gets report
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by tmd83 8y ago
Reading what's in the articles and twitter the firing sounds too much. On the other hand I don't see the guy needing to be even more courteous. She could tell him that his idea doesn't work, there are complexities he wouldn&#
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by tmd83 8y ago
It's a little hard to say which is worse. Not aware of the 'One Belt One Read' program. But in terms of technology stealing by nature they are mostly stealing from bigger guys and lessening their advantage/power. CIA bas
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by tmd83 8y ago
I thought apple in general follow this guideline unless you are one the big guys? Is that right or am I remembering this wrong?
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by tmd83 8y ago
C has a much bigger baggage. I assume a big chunk of C is modern version of compilers is fairly gotcha free. But even the core basic part of Web is full of gotcha. Just the fact that you need to start with a normalize.css is reason enough.
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by tmd83 8y ago
Just looking at the list of steps that needs to happen for these modern exploits is mind blowing for a layman. Can any expert comment on how easy/hard it is to find such exploits. How much of it is skill and how much luck. How does one
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by tmd83 8y ago
I would say taking 1/10th or 1/100th of resource is a pretty damn big advantage even if that's just one advantage. Modern browsers are probably the most inefficient mainstream computer technology ever regardless of how useful
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by tmd83 8y ago
Thinking the exact same thing :(
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by tmd83 8y ago
Does SO probably has a lot more cacheable content and their core content size is small < 2TB full DB size with DB memory hitting 768GB or so. Not that it doesn't require good engineering. I do love their stats.
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by tmd83 8y ago
This. It took me a while to learn to look at this and eventually focusing less on caching on some items that don't enough read in it to justify the caching or pre calculation.
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by tmd83 8y ago
Those are distributed databases and have completely different characteristics. That's an interesting nice feature to have but no traditional RDBMS supports anything close I presume.
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by tmd83 8y ago
Which database does this dynamic repartitioning and how without user intervention?
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by tmd83 8y ago
That is definitely the vibe I get most of the time I read something non technical about a startup. In general a lot of startup resources (not just money but raw intelligence of really smart people) get pulled into frivolous things and when
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FCC investigates site that let most US mobile phones’ location be exposed(arstechnica.com)
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