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by zaat 7y ago
I honestly don't know if that's a silverlight issue or implementation problem, but having to work with admin consoles implemented in silverlight in Microsoft product I can say they offer awful experience. Loading time is terrible,
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by zaat 7y ago
If you are on Windows, (or if you are on Linux but for some reason still runs) in PowerShell: > (Get-Date).AddDays(365)
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by zaat 7y ago
I don't know, I have seen a few simple kuberbenets deployments alive and well, as to spherical cows... Your comment reads like stating "I am right and deep down you know that too", and that is less than pleasing.
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by zaat 7y ago
We are talking about an orchestrator here, right? it's a piece of software that is safe for use in front of kids, last time I checked. Linux is preety complex system too, you know, with millions lines of code and gazillion moving parts
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by zaat 7y ago
Of course it didn't, look at my sibling comment for a link to the updated doc.
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by zaat 7y ago
I wrote quite a lot of PowerShell code. I really like the language, except when I don't. And return and outputs in general are among the most infuriating points. > In PowerShell, the results of each statement are returned as output,
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by zaat 7y ago
>Single-zone clusters >A single-zone cluster has a single control plane (master) running in one zone. This control plane manages workloads on nodes running in the same zone. https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine&#
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by zaat 7y ago
I had to search for what 3DS means. You can see in the Wikipedia article that the protocol is still far from being implemented globally . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-D_Secure
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by zaat 7y ago
I guess that the two factors requirement depends on location, as here I can swipe my card anywhere, and at most I need to do a small squiggle and I'm good. Also, on the net I'm free to use my card, no squiggle required. I do have
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by zaat 7y ago
You say that you have a dog? Yes, a villain of a one, said Clesippus. And he has puppies? Yes,and they are very like himself. And the dog is the father of them? Yes, he said, I certainly saw him and the mother of the puppies come together.
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by zaat 7y ago
>There's a Star Wars episode all in ASCII. You can have it in your terminal too: telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl
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by zaat 7y ago
Last Friday, at my parents house, I showed my four year old an album of me as baby, when she failed to guess who's in the pictures and was told it's me, her face was at first sheer horror, then total disbelief.
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by zaat 7y ago
Nope, I found my family directly and the community is in the groups. I believe I never used the People You May know box myself. I may have been added as a friend by someone using the feature, but probably not anyone that I actually care abo
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by zaat 7y ago
> Billions of people used PYMK and are generally happy with it and Facebook in general. You might be right, but that isn't necessarily so. I'm on Facebook, I hate many of it's features, the product design decisions and I t
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by zaat 7y ago
> The Right Thing is to have the certificate contain a time stamp of when it was issued Well of course they should, that's why it is right there, called "not before" > The client should decide whether the certificate is
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by zaat 7y ago
One effect of expiration dates is shorter revocation lists - if a revoked certificate was originally valid forever, the revocation list should list it since it was revoked to the end of times. Short lived certificates results in shorter CRL
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by zaat 7y ago
Say what? It's the only browser I use on mobile for years, can't say I have faced any issue, not major issue, didn't face any issue, apart from very rare stuff that were fixed, can't even remember which. Plugins support
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by zaat 7y ago
Mine was 10MB as well, with a dedicated controller. Quantum if I'm not mistaken. And it lasted much much longer than the averages I get from 4TB disks. I believe I managed to take files out of it in 2000, about 13 years after it was in
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by zaat 7y ago
Not feeling spoiled at all, not at all. Especially not with 2 to 3 percent of failure rate. The failure rate I experienced in my workstation makes me worry about not having raid 1 or 10. HDs for 9 TB in raid 10 are not that cheap. But the b
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by zaat 7y ago
Try using bi-directional text, or including equations in Docs. It is practically unusable. Excel is so powerful that people are doing with it stupid things and than their businesses rely on them. That stuff will never work in Docs. Office i
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by zaat 7y ago
Ryzen 7 3800X
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by zaat 7y ago
I haven't seen what motherboard is used. The storage offered seems to be PCI gen3 only, which I find as weird given the target use and the support in the platform for gen4. They are generally very thin on spec details. Their cases are
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by zaat 7y ago
One is a phone charger, the second is a power bank, the third is a charger for 2 laptops, the fourth is a spacecraft navigation system. Now, if you'll calculate clock speed per W you'll see that Google charger easly beats the Huaw
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by zaat 7y ago
Oh, I'm preety sure that Clear is unsuitable for most Linux users, thermald included or not, for many reasons. Specifically regarding thermald, I believe most people want their fans to kick early on low RPM and wait for the CPU to he
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by zaat 7y ago
Running the CPU at 100 percent and disabling thermald are probably enough for rendering it unsuitable for most people.
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by zaat 7y ago
Right, many of those changes make it much less suitable distro for your average Linux poweruser. To me it make sense to highlight those facts in such articles, instead of presenting it as the best distro that knocks out all the rest. The r
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by zaat 7y ago
Most people doesn't care for maxing the performance of their CPU most of the time, and they care more about power consumption. This is why that's the default on Windows too. Also, if everybody would do it it will have impact on gl
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by zaat 7y ago
I have no idea why phoronix isn't highlighting the reason for Clear Linux superior performance, it isn't magic: Clear Linux OS sets the CPU governor to performance which calls for the CPU to operate at maximum clock frequency. In
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by zaat 7y ago
If you listen to Lin Sun interview on Google's Kubernetes Podcast you hear that she have the title Master Inventor. Since she is interviewed under the title of Istio I was sure she invented some interesting techincal stuff in that fie
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by zaat 7y ago
You can heat the bathroom too...

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