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by zelon88 3y ago
The "shared" components being the integer units, which are typically assembled with cores in a 1:1 ratio. So by having two cores with one integer unit you technically still don't have a hyper-threaded CPU. AMD argued in court
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by zelon88 3y ago
Nowhere but private property or registered OHRV trail. Same as a 4 wheeler. They are bad for the environment. Worse then small motorcycles. Most of the time when you see them they are crossing 8 lane intersections with the walk signal and t
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by zelon88 3y ago
I understand the reasoning behind wanting this to be some kind of David v Goliath story, but this is the real world. Cars don't stop as fast as feet. Everybody is a pedestrian sometimes but not everyone is a driver. You can say account
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by zelon88 3y ago
Cambridge/Boston is the same. Another one that baffles me is seeing people ride E-bikes and scooters on streets with cars or worse, walk ways and trails where other motor vehicles are not allowed. These are not environmentally friendly
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by zelon88 3y ago
I've noticed that people who don't drive usually don't have frame of reference of what cars are capable of, and usually don't understand all of the simultaneous requirements that must be fulfilled by drivers. So you get
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by zelon88 3y ago
So who's going to explain to 99.999% of the world why a 10w/h battery that is 5v is incompatible with their 12v device that also takes a 10w/h battery?
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by zelon88 3y ago
The ones saying this is a mistake are scientists and electrical engineers. They know what a w/h represents as a unit of measure. They have the frame of reference and know the equation. So they would rather see a standardized measuremen
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by zelon88 3y ago
When you have something to offer to your prospective hire. If you're offering valuable experience or actual pay then I don't see how it could be too early. On the other hand if you just want someone to clean up after you and resto
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by zelon88 3y ago
Google is going to use this to vendor lock everyone. What they aren't telling you is the passkey is stored on Google servers. This isn't Google saving the world from passwords. This is Google forcing you to authenticate everything
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by zelon88 3y ago
That is terrifying. Let Google, Amazon, and Apple decide who gets to use the internet and who gets put into a list. That is way worse than giving Google the W3C. That is literally just handing them the internet and making everybody else on
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by zelon88 3y ago
Trust me when I say that you don't want the ISP's to inspect web traffic. That is not how to solve this. That is costly for the ISP and will drive up costs. It also makes supporting a website impossible. The ISP is assumed by all
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by zelon88 3y ago
The graph shows the initiators nothing they don't already know. What would be truly terrifying is if Google kept this a secret and let it sneak up on the world. I have zero faith in Google to do the right thing, and I have zero confide
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by zelon88 3y ago
Most of them are dynamic IPs. Some of them are infected mobile devices. What happens when you log an attack from a device that is attacking you from a school or business WiFi network? Block the whole IP forever? What if the user is on a CGN
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by zelon88 3y ago
Here we have an entire blog post where a self-proclaimed tech-savvy user is completely unable to perform any amount of valuable work because they have no access to any data that they supposedly own. Here is a professional in the world of te
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by zelon88 3y ago
> I'm not, and likely won't ever be, in the market for a gaming PC. I can't justify the purchase. Coincidentally you are in the market every couple of years for new Apple hardware because of planned obsolescence. Why? Beca
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by zelon88 3y ago
> And we should not expect to be able to catch up. The modern internet runs on open source for a reason. Open source has some significant advantages that we cannot replicate. I don't have faith in OpenAI as a company, but I have fai
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by zelon88 4y ago
Why does everyone just assume that the software Google/Slack/other video/chat platforms use actually respect any of those settings? For all we know they simply mark this data as "deleted" and the GUI won't show
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by zelon88 4y ago
The problem with using a fuse instead of software is that with software you can modify the regulatory value later. Like when a device leaves one regulatory domain and enters a different one.
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by zelon88 4y ago
Taking the World Wired Labs website at face value from an administrative standpoint, what distinguishes it as a malicious program as opposed to other programs? Like DameWare by SolarWinds? The marketing makes NetWire sound like a combinatio
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by zelon88 4y ago
> XP is uncontrollable by comparison. You could have an Active Directory domain full of Windows XP machines in 2001.
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by zelon88 4y ago
To me this seems to be a story of addiction. The "three" people that are "Jeff" include 1) the actual Jeff, a shy introvert with way too much on his plate, 2) an intoxicated Jeff that is outgoing and highly functional, 3
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by zelon88 4y ago
It's not to stop honest human innovation, but rather to stop machine learning algorithms from stealing your work for use in massive training sets. Think of the training data as content, not code. You are free to use the WordPress appli
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by zelon88 4y ago
It sounds like it's time for open source licensing aimed specifically at humans, with different terms for machines. The problem I can see is that most people don't host their own content, and don't pay to host it either. In s
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by zelon88 4y ago
So basically, drop "right to repair" legislation so we can continue doing what we do, but in more subtle ways.
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by zelon88 4y ago
I'm not sure why you're being down voted so hard. You might be a little off topic, but not wrong. I don't like the idea of consolidation. It's a bad security posture. People love to point out that "they" can se
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by zelon88 4y ago
I love how it's "public" land just as long as it goes completely unutilized. Seriously though, it's heartbreaking to see the governments pervasive take on conservation of land. Here in MA the policy is to basically locat
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by zelon88 4y ago
Anecdotal HR story: I got hurt at work once and required surgery. I came into work with this information and told my friendly, cheerful HR person the news. They closed the door to their office and began visibly stressing out about the worke
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by zelon88 4y ago
Contrary to that, some of my biggest achievements have been things I've done on my own for companies that the company didn't realize it needed. Things that I've done to make my job easier continue to make other people's
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by zelon88 4y ago
It doesn't matter how secure 4 providers are. There are only 4. OpSec won't stop a submarine from bombing underwater fiber. OpSec won't stop a missile heading for the data center. The strategic importance of our consolidated
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by zelon88 4y ago
You're missing the point entirely. When you're on prem you only have to worry about your own employees opening sketchy PDFs. When you're not, you have to worry about everyone in your supply chain opening sketchy PDFs. Nevermi

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