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whatevaa
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whatevaa
4mo ago
$20 per year on US is not the same value across the world. Would you say $60 per year is ok too, if you adjusted for income? 100$? Don't count other people money.
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whatevaa
4mo ago
Extremely hackable on travel.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
Pretty difficult to code OS to take advantage of that. Basically need NUMA, which increases overall overhead. Otherwise, you may end up filling up your fast memory with some cold data.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
The enemy is using them against you anyway, so you are just losing out.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
uuidv4 is random. uuidv7 includes time.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
Are talking about brake-by-wire? Where brakes are controlled by electric only, and if electrics die, no brakes? These are dangerous. Cars are not maintained to aircraft standards and will never be.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
Android and IOS are controlled by US companies. And both google and apple can ban you for no reason.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47318830 Suse is up for sale.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
Stop blaming the reporter. Start asking kernel to fix their process. Linux kernel is no longer a toy project, it has full time employees employed by various companies. They should have handled notifying distributions. Not some rando.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
Are you gonna run thunderbolt more than a few meters? If you think 10 is expensive, check prices above 10. You may even need fiber for that.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
How do you remove them?
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whatevaa
5mo ago
No. But there is more control than with petrol. An if you have more charger, could balance charginf during off-peak cheaper hours. Can't do anything about petrol. Pay or gtfo.
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whatevaa
5mo ago
China has been winning since Trump took office second time. They are winning by doing... nothing :)
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whatevaa
5mo ago
Numbers go bigger. Plenty of games based in that.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
Full disk encryption protects from somebody yanking a hard drive from running server (actually happens) or stealing a laptop. Calling it useless because it doesn't match your threat model... I hate todays security people, can't th
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whatevaa
6mo ago
How would you join transformers?
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whatevaa
6mo ago
Win11 barely works with 4GB. Like, you can have a browser with youtube on and that's it, 90%+ memory usage. I know because that is one of my media PC (instead of smart tv). Can't move to Linux because it's Intel Atom and Inte
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whatevaa
6mo ago
No we are not ok with it, where the hell did you pull that from? LNG shipments are also blocked.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
Shaders are mini programs running on GPU. It is possible to exploit them as vulnerability. You do not want to trust client provided executable code.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
My DNS "server" is a router which can "add" static entries. Easy with static addresses, won't work with dynamic addresses. What redundancy, multiple servers? Do you think everybody runs dedicated homelabs to access
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whatevaa
6mo ago
"The user just needs to be careful not to step on a landmine. Exact steps left as an exercise to the reader". Anybody can send email with all of the dmarc stuff, how do you "be careful" with spoofed email?
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whatevaa
6mo ago
No more such thing as commit to the company in western world anymore. Companies are definitely not commited to you.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
It applies to more things than computer security. Best defense is offense is a very old and broad say.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
Smaller battery, slower max charging. Higher speeds are achieveed by parallelization.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
They don't work. Chinese are skilled enough to desolder and smuggle just the ships themselves. They make the rest of GPU in-house. With more VRAM than the nvidia offers, comically, in case of 4090.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
Heard that most android devs use iphones. You can see that, actually, with some silly annoyances never fixed. Probably similar with Windows.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
If the wait was a week/a month/a year/a decade, would you still consider that "ability"?
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whatevaa
6mo ago
Arrays starts at one scared everybody away.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
Wait some time after launch, prices will come down.
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whatevaa
6mo ago
Table reservations are only for fancy restsurants.
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