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by yftsui 3y ago
I regret my time spent on Ubiquiti devices at home use, in the past five years my view has changed from very positive to entirely negative. They are getting worse instead of better, I am seriously considering getting rid of all Ubiquiti dev
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by yftsui 3y ago
Read this pattern through Google (they have PDFs provided), isn’t it describing the finger sensor pretty much every health care provider uses? Especially the figures they put in, non of them looks like a consumer daily device. Not a typical
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by yftsui 3y ago
If you are using an app for it, King County Library app already has the barcode anyway…
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by yftsui 3y ago
Zoning is probably the difference. In Seattle, ADU/DADU are built in Single Family House zone, you can tear down a single family house, build 1 main + 1 ADU + 1 DADU which is total of 3 without zoning change, then you can sell all 3 of
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by yftsui 3y ago
The author got almost everything correct except some minor parts. Using his charger as an example, it can be broken down as: DELL 00 AC090 195 046 CN09T2157161543835EAL 03 . 046 is the output current 4.6A instead of his partitioned as 46(th
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by yftsui 3y ago
@dang The link should be pointing to the actual PayPal article https://medium.com/paypal-tech/unlocking-the-power-of-junodb... . Here is the archive link https://archive.ph/etRgW
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by yftsui 3y ago
Well, you have to put the human cost investment into the picture. When the cost to develop/maintain becomes significantly high, it’s a natural choice to deprecate it and move on to something faster.
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by yftsui 3y ago
Price increased significantly in 2010 I guess?
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by yftsui 3y ago
It is really worse. I have ton of USB-C cables doesn’t transfer data from flash lights, a lot of USB 2.0 speed cables with USB-C connector, then USB 3.0 cables rated at 5G/10Gbps without an easy way to know the difference, then Thunder
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by yftsui 3y ago
The issue could be coming from the AC-DC charger used with the MagSafe charger as well, maybe retest with an Apple charger?
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by yftsui 3y ago
Just contrary, cheap products / poor engineering team use them on devices such as low end laptop chargers, usually on the DC power cord to pass EMC compliance tests. A good designed product fix them in the electronic circuits.
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by yftsui 3y ago
There is a big possibility the author just bought a counterfeit, AFAIK all consumer electronic devices have standard EMC compliance requirements, these spikes showed should be easily observed in the 10M chambers during testing.
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by yftsui 3y ago
Gait recognition can identify you 50 meters away without need for facial recognition.
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by yftsui 3y ago
Cash is a superior technology for security -> Huh? The bullet proof glass cage protecting the cashiers is the “technology”.
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by yftsui 3y ago
Not a secret, it is even covered in the blog post. https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/amazon-offices/the-surprisi...
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by yftsui 3y ago
Doesn’t seem to be inside stories after reading the snippet above, “made up” inside stories I guess?
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by yftsui 3y ago
Me neither, M1 MacBook Pro with Ventura 13.6, Control center is only 0.1% CPU. After switching to M1 I haven't looked at Activity Monitor for a long time, as CPU was never my issue. I just realized Microsoft Outlook uses 43% CPU, very
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by yftsui 3y ago
Back in the old days Apple Maps was terrible and Google Maps was great, people laugh at you for using Apple Maps. Then Google started using Waze recommendations which navigated cars to dangerous routes, also added those UX “improvements”, m
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by yftsui 3y ago
Probably not everyone, I hate QR coded based payment systems but prefer Apple Pay, so the apps won’t have my camera access. Same applies when folks from China claiming Alipay or WeChat is the best payment system.
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by yftsui 3y ago
No, we provide a CDK L3 construct that ensures your best practice.
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by yftsui 3y ago
Pixel 1 was released in 2016, you have to root to upgrade OS, but not able to upgrade Android major versions.
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by yftsui 3y ago
Here is my ICQ number and I promise it is better than MSN
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by yftsui 3y ago
Between 2002 to 2007, I recall a huge number of websites put small fonts in the footer says "For best results, view this website at 800 x 600 with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6", it eventually get updated to something like "T
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by yftsui 3y ago
Exactly, the mentioned components used are not impressive if at all. Guess what, almost all named brand laptop power supply has an Onsemi chip, the only difference is big manufacturers like Delta or Flextronics use customized Onsemi chips m
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by yftsui 3y ago
Not sure what maps your friend was using, Nokia S60 series has Google Maps, it’s not bad compared to original iPhone. I could use keyboard to zoom in and out, after log in all the layered map stuff works. In comparison, iPhone’s Google Maps
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by yftsui 3y ago
I bought 3 Samsung EVO 256G cards last year for a dash cam, all of them failed around 36 days - no return but just warranty with Samsung. Samsung’s customer service for storage products is pretty bad that there is not even a website to subm
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by yftsui 3y ago
Big companies would love to know what countries that they will never get sued and deal all shady stuff there, does it exist?
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by yftsui 3y ago
UTi260B is also a good option, price swing between $260-$360 depending on time.
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by yftsui 3y ago
My hypothesis: people who are already using VPN egress traffic in IAD (which has the largest AWS region), thus the results based on IP address is skewed by people who actually live in other countries or maybe even continents.
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by yftsui 3y ago
captive.apple.com does the same trick with a smaller payload.

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