trevorishere

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by trevorishere 6y ago
I'd be curious to know how this compares to Microsoft's Satin codec, now used in Teams, which is ML-driven.
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by trevorishere 6y ago
Agreed. Unless you're concerned with power consumption, I'm not sure where this server fits, especially with an A72 core which is a few years old. I'd love to have one of these to replace ODroid N2+ just for a rack mount solu
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by trevorishere 6y ago
And this is how I find out that macOS no longer includes telnet.
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by trevorishere 6y ago
Microsoft releases updates once per month for Windows and associated components (sans the rare critical RCE etc.) -- for Office, you may be on Current Channel which releases ~3x/month. This would generally be unusual in a corporate env
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by trevorishere 6y ago
Big Sur updates are as bad as applying any patch to Windows Server 2016. But I agree, less of an issue given it attempts to auto update overnight.
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by trevorishere 6y ago
As of Windows 8, it is tickless (along with XNU and Linux). Windows refers to this as "dynamic tick".
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by trevorishere 6y ago
SharePoint Server is an absolute beast with a bunch of legacy code yet it has no issues being responsive as soon as it JITs (which can take ~30 second so or so after an App Pool startup). SPO is also responsive (the last thing to load is ty
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by trevorishere 6y ago
The Armbian distro covers a lot of various boards. Before I purchased my N2+, I just made sure I had a more common/mainstream distro available, which Armbian appears to cover. https://www.armbian.com/download/ lis
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by trevorishere 6y ago
I recently purchased three ODriod-N2+ units in particular because they had an RTC battery onboard. I run Armbian on all three which was easy to set up with the eMMC storage and use two for unbound and the third for a Unifi Controller. I had
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by trevorishere 6y ago
Microsoft more or less does this already with their Office Open XML file format in SharePoint Online/OneDrive. Small changes are read/written as users edit the doc. Real-time co-authoring locks on a per-paragraph basis.
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by trevorishere 6y ago
We don't have _less_ staff due to migrating from Exchange Server to EXO -- quite the opposite (and the remainder of the M365 stack has significantly grown IT, as well).
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by trevorishere 6y ago
Many orgs would be concerned about Discord’s data mining of all chats, though.
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by trevorishere 6y ago
We switched to Azure AD for SSO (already had it for M365 regardless). We found more apps had OIDC support on AAD for the ones we used (40+, so admittedly small). Plus, Microsoft doesn't charge anything for MFA, unlike the $6/user
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by trevorishere 6y ago
The article is obviously old and out of date (i.e. MAX_PATH, given you don't mention Office...) and at times incorrect (i.e. NT kernel performance where async I/O has historically been better than the various Linux implementations
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by trevorishere 6y ago
Wont use Chrome because of the Google services. But given Edge is Chromium, they're benefiting from that development.
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by trevorishere 6y ago
The lack of integration with other services is why I don't use it. I stick to MSFT Edge which also has improved battery life over Chrome.
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by trevorishere 6y ago
Classified and visible on mapping services! https://i.stuff.co.nz/technology/47327/Maps-site-reveals-US-...