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by wil421 2y ago
They have special jackets on the fiber with 2 metal wires on each side. You would pull the metal wires not the fiber directly. Then you would polish the fiber and connect to the ont and turn it into an electrical signal (cat6 Ethernet). The
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by wil421 2y ago
Why should they have to allow it? My smart TVs and video game consoles never allowed it, except that short lived Linux PlayStation. Nintendo is pretty hostile about reverse engineering the switch.
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by wil421 2y ago
The county’s insurance is on the hook. I’m sure premiums go up but are taxpayers really on the hook if insurance is paying the damages?
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by wil421 2y ago
My wife needed a phone so I upgraded, plus they were offering $1000 trade in for both of our phones. The USB C is the compelling feature and I doubt I’ll upgrade for a long time. It’s nice to have one cable for most things.
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by wil421 2y ago
> Our analysis reveals several notable patterns. First, we observe an increase in the frequency of attacks by Russia-based ransomware groups leading up to elections in several major democracies, with no similar increase in attacks by gro
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by wil421 2y ago
It’s political theater. The tide is swaying towards US fabs. What about the past 15+ years? The capability is gone for a lot of it. As Obama put it, “Those jobs aren’t coming back”.
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by wil421 2y ago
I didn’t have the reaction time until I was a little bit older. Good for your kid! My kids are to young but they like watching me play Pokémon. I tried to show them Mario Kart on switch but they didn’t have the attention span to play. What
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by wil421 2y ago
Sounds like the tech version of Walmart killing the small town. Except they kill American “tech manufacturing” or whatever you want to call it. It’s 100% about borderline slave labor pay. I used to think it was because chip manufacturing is
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by wil421 2y ago
Can he beat a bunch of NES or SNES games? Does he have to keep his Nintendo on all week so his friends can resume playing next weekend? DONT UNPLUG IT MOM! Does he have a near impossible level where the one random neighborhood kid has to co
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by wil421 2y ago
What about duct taped to the floor?
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by wil421 2y ago
If my local Craigslist is any indicator the parts will be stripped down and resold. There were some very cool and very expensive, when new, SGI machines I found on my local Craigslist page. I quickly closed the browser tab when I found out
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by wil421 2y ago
How do we know this isn’t another CIA/Swiss front? Just like Crypto AG. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-51467536.amp Some of us also remember Hushmail. https://www.wired.com/2007/11&#x2F
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by wil421 2y ago
It says dotcom in the title so it must be around 1999/2000 give or take a couple years.
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by wil421 2y ago
If your business is dependent on big Tech credits and quotas, you’re going to had a bad time. Maybe even lose your business entirely due to an ELUA change.
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by wil421 2y ago
How can you be creating a voting app and never heard of the Carter Center? They’ve observed elections in 40 counties since 1989.[1] they’ve even been critical of US elections. [1] https://www.cartercenter.org/peace/democ
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by wil421 2y ago
There’s a reason they call the area New England. New York was New Amsterdam before the Brits took it over.
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by wil421 2y ago
My former coworker was insufferable about Dark Sky being accurate but I never found that to be the case. Same with his insistence I use Waze to go through random parking lots, only to find our cowokers beat us back from lunch using a sane r
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by wil421 2y ago
I received counterfeit G skill RAM from Amazon and the seller was Amazon. It was a space blanket put into an obviously fake RAM box even the dimensions were wrong. I bought 2 and one was fake, same shipment too.
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by wil421 2y ago
Facebook does not need to use facial recognition on me and we both know they use it for more than tagging photos. If my phone does it I am asked for permission.
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by wil421 2y ago
Sound's like Texas is taking the EU approach in a backwards way.
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by wil421 2y ago
Sony has decent TVs that have Android TV with settings you can shut off. However I never connected it to the internet and I am never bothered by pop-ups. The Roku TVs I put in my family’s vacation home are terrible. They oversaturate the im
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by wil421 2y ago
Show Reader worked on this link but it’s not always available. Lately, it seems like websites are starting to block reader view.
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by wil421 2y ago
Yes but it was booth seating family style. Not a white table cloth business casual spot. They had some interesting pizzas.
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You only need bread, tomato sauce, and cheese to make the most basic of pizza. If you had some semi-soft cheese you could put it on the mushroom sandwich and maybe call it Pizza. Don’t tell the Italians tho. However I think NY Pizza from Am
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by wil421 2y ago
Most people are against border hooping illegal immigrant not legal immigrants. There’s a huge difference. For some reason the internet puts them in the same camp.
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by wil421 2y ago
You consider signage infra? Same with conference rooms. Most of the places I have worked have facilities type people working on it. Tier 3 is usually a direct phone call away for them You would send an engineer into an airport to reboot a s
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by wil421 2y ago
Airport staff need to be able to support them. Not HN types. Most people know how to use a windows computer. Most IT desktop support knows how to use and manage windows. Even building facilities folks can help support them. Microsoft makes
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Microsoft makes much better sense, right? Or an Apple I cant even eat.
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> "So far we did not change any of our original plans of expansion of our overseas fabs. We continue to expand in Arizona, in Kumamoto, and maybe in future in Europe. No change in our strategy. We continue in our current practice,&q
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by wil421 2y ago
I got my first MP3 player in 1999 or the early 00s. The SAN disk card had 16MB and I had to cut a song in half so I could fit 3/4 songs.

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