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by tw04 1y ago
I appreciate you’re responding personally and directly to people instead of running it through a corporate PR machine. That being said I’d also consider your tone, I have no doubt the topic pushes on a sore wound but the “I don’t care what
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by tw04 1y ago
I’m pretty sure Sam is motivated by whatever is best for Sam, not OpenAI.
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>TLS verifies that the URL matches cert through the chain of trust, I think you need to point out that TLS utilizes the browsers cert store for that chain of trust. If a bad actor acquires an entity that has a trusted cert, or your cert
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>This month, the practice was called out ( https://www.help.senate.gov/rep/newsroom/press/chair-cassidy ...) so the Overton window may be opening. So you think the same Senate that is planning on gutting hea
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>I'm not sure if this product will _actually_ change any of that, but here's hoping. SFP programmers have been around forever and work great. This will solve the issue. The only really unique thing here is the form factor and p
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by tw04 1y ago
We’re supposedly talking about 4 major crime families, it wouldn’t be one McDonalds it would be dozens and dozens. And all legal. Nothing about this story makes sense other other than as yet another headline to try to get people talking ab
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by tw04 1y ago
A lot of cash? It says “at least $7m” over 6 years across supposedly 4 crime families and how many people? They’d have been better off opening up a Jimmy John’s franchise.
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Honestly from what you're describing it should not have been that big of an issue. Exterior walls and trusses are very easily taken down and put back up again. The foundation would be a pain in the ass but ultimately, as others have s
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by tw04 1y ago
I guess it's a good thing I'm not talking about list price. Do you really think when you're doing a cost comparison of AWS S3 to NetApp or Dell object storage a fortune 500 says: go ahead and use list pricing for the compari
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^^Microsoft may have its warts, but I don't know how someone can go from Excel to Google Sheets or Outlook to Gmail and think: this is just such a major upgrade I don't know how I existed in the past and I would never work somepla
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>The price of support comes in at at slightly less than the equivalent amount of S3 storage That's absurd. I would be running to NetApp and Dell for competitive object storage quotes then. Haven't done pricing on either one r
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>Personally, I think it matters whether its achieved by a private company versus by society. How exactly are you making the distinction? Space-X wouldn't exist without governemnt funding. CATL sells launches to commercial entities
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>Based on SLS and the comments here, it seems extremely unlikely the US is still dominant. Literally every other nation is trying to catch up to Space-X and is nowhere close. An American company, based in American, primarily staffed by
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by tw04 1y ago
What part of "a non-functioning prototype" don't you understand? Literally anyone can make a prototype jet engine. The metallurgy and process to make a functioning one is several orders of magnitude more difficult. Which is
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by tw04 1y ago
>Jet engine since at least 2011 Huh? Did you read your own link? The jet engine that was shown at an aviation show as a non-functioning prototype in 2011, with hopes they'd have a functioning version by 2016, and in service by 202
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> History has shown that withholding technology from China does not significantly stop them and they'll achieve it (or better) in a small number of years. Really? How long has China been attempting to build their own jet engines?
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I’ll give apparently a controversial take. The show is great. If you’re going into it expecting the books to be the guiding source material you’ll be severely disappointed. If you go into it assuming you’re watching a show that roughly tak
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by tw04 1y ago
> what really is the show stopper for business. The show stopper is explaining to your CEO that you don’t have 24/7 support on a piece of software that’s core to the business. You can explain away horrible 24/7 support and keep
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by tw04 1y ago
> You asked for an Enterprise SLA. Not all Enterprise SLAs are 24/7. IM(Professional)E, most are not 24/7. Any serious enterprise software or hardware company absolutely has a 24/7 support option. They all have a base opti
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by tw04 1y ago
Remind us all how that’s working out with insulin.
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> Website hosted in US publishing truth about Ukraine war - even calling it a war is already a felony in Russia - is it legal or illegal? Try hosting one of those sites and then fly to Russia and let us know. I think you’ll find it’s qui
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> Now a few years later, you can buy a BYD for 26k, that does 450km (ext version) on paper. That same BYD is WAY more fancy, tech gadgets etc... Right, because the other $26k is being subsidized by the party. And much like the US found
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If you think the west will remain the dominant force it has been without access to superior technology in business and metallurgy in military and manufacturing, I’d like some of what you’re smoking
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https://archive.is/nqub4
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IPSec isn’t running out of steam anytime soon. Every commercial firewall vendor uses it, and it’s mandatory in any federal government installation. WireGuard isn’t certified for any federal installation that I’m aware of and I haven’t hear
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A vulnerability is a known potential weakness in a system. A threat is someone telling you they’re going to exploit the known weakness.
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If you don’t need any performance it’s a great backup strategy. If your only way of connecting the drives to the laptop is USB I would be concerned about data integrity if it’s important data.
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I dunno, seemed to be an awful lot of them “protesting” on January 6th.
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> But I think it's fair to say that Jobs' vision And I think it’s fair to call that revisionist history of the worst kind. It wasn’t his vision at all. Someone else had the vision and had to sell Jobs on it who was initially
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> Jobs excelled at taking a niche product category and reinventing it for the masses. Huh? Jobs didn’t invent much of anything. Woz reinvented personal computing, Jobs built a money printing machine around it. Hullot convinced Jobs to ha

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