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by xvf22 8y ago
This was the last push I needed to totally switch to Firefox. U2F works and I'm using containers which makes me happy.
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by xvf22 8y ago
>Oh those poor snowflakes, having to speak to non-expert clients without mocking them! So much aggression...
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by xvf22 8y ago
I'm curious how havibg never been you find tg the numbers "laughable"? 7500/month is at the high end of the scale.
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by xvf22 8y ago
No time to do a full check over equipment which by the end of the war may have been maintained to the bare minimum if not worse.
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by xvf22 8y ago
Met him once and was oddly taken aback and impressed. The nation has lost a hero that while I did not agree with on many issues I respected.
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by xvf22 8y ago
This seems like someone testing the waters. I fear as they fall further behind the behaviour may become more desperate.
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by xvf22 8y ago
Voltage drop?
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by xvf22 8y ago
remember seeing these types of ads on Amazon Prime video and that certainly factored into my decision to cancel Prime. If Netflix does the same I'm pretty sure I'll cancel that as well.
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by xvf22 8y ago
Toronto has quite a few fake houses used as transformer stations with some looking pretty out of place with the boom in condo development. http://spacing.ca/toronto/2015/02/18/transformer-next-door/
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by xvf22 8y ago
Congrats, hard not to be jaded at this point though. Does this address the Nickel/Cobalt cathode issue at all?
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by xvf22 8y ago
Fair enough, mistakes happen but the comment didn't make it very clear which benchmarks were included. "Me being an idiot and leaving the plastic cover on my cooler, but it completed a set of benchmarks. I pick through the data to
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by xvf22 8y ago
It seems that they left the plastic cover for at least some of the benchmarks [1]. I can imagine that would limit performance since the CPU would be throttling itself down to keep cool. [1] https://www.anandtech.com/comments
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by xvf22 8y ago
Yup, the video they first released was pretty misleading considering what the subsequent investigation has revealed.
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by xvf22 8y ago
Sorry I may have missed it but can you source "They do it in Israel. Separate entrances for pilot and passengers. Only way to get from the passenger compartment into the pilots cabin is by exiting the airplane and entering a separate d
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by xvf22 8y ago
Interesting, the augmentation reminds me of the Etak Navigator [1] which took a similar approach to remove accumulated errors. [1] https://www.fastcompany.com/3047828/who-needs-gps-the-forgot...
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by xvf22 8y ago
Calling it a publicity stunt and getting called a pedo in return is way out of line. Musk looks like he's lashing out and it makes you wonder if he does this regularly. As with his questionable donations[1], this risks shifting people&
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by xvf22 8y ago
Was going by this [1] which seems to show that if one of the charging ICs goes bad it can cause the rest not to work. This is probably one of many failure mechanisms. [1] https://youtube.com/watch?v=MY8LlHfK9ZA
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by xvf22 8y ago
Each of the USB-C ports needs a controller and if any of the four have an issue the computer will not charge.
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by xvf22 8y ago
We had 8086 IBM machines in our typing class. I remember writing a program to send random bits to the big dot matrix printer. I'd keep a buffer and when the printer did something strange I'd save the buffer and replay it till I is
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by xvf22 8y ago
Jeri Ellsworth did this as well if anyone hasn't seen it https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5DCEA197C1C07A2D
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by xvf22 8y ago
Criminal negligence seems to me to be more appropriate than manslaughter. They disabled safety features and replaced them with their own which failed to function correctly. They whole testing program seems to have been rushed and corners we
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by xvf22 8y ago
Same thing happened to my wife at Facebook. They waited a few weeks and then tried to dredge up anything they thought would stick before relenting.
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by xvf22 8y ago
Motherboards fail more often than you'd imagine, liquid damage being a common cause. The chips may be fine but since they're part of the failed motherboard Apple won't do a thing to recover the data. Unlike removable storage
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by xvf22 8y ago
When a motherboard failure wipes out their soldered on SSD I'm sure they'll care.
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by xvf22 8y ago
Thanks for the suggestion I'll look into it!
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by xvf22 8y ago
I wish there was a middle ground where you could issue a ticket to the server and not have to issue one per user but still have the traffic encrypted between NFS client and NFS mount.
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by xvf22 8y ago
I really enjoyed his work, it genuinely inspired me to up my cooking game. Eric must be so overwhelmed right now :( I've had friends take the same way out so this is bringing up some awful memories. The demons within are a powerful for
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by xvf22 8y ago
I guess the data is built into the price of a Tesla? Would be nice if there was an option to pay not to be so heavily tracked.
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by xvf22 8y ago
Yup, seems like the progression in most big cities. We have a few in Toronto as well though ours are more streams than rivers. https://www.blogto.com/city/2014/02/5_lost_rivers_that_run_u...
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by xvf22 8y ago
You can land at executive airports and avoid any TSA hassles.

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