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HereBeBeasties

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    Comment #48377460

    No, it's not long enough. You need long enough for the initial investors to get past their lock-up period and either sell their shares, or not, which is typically 90-180 days. Othe…

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    Comment #47536075

    I'd have loved to buy a MacBook instead, but the price gouging on RAM and SSD at the time was insane (less so six months later) - massively cheaper to buy a DIY framework and put y…

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    Comment #47536022

    Does it run the fans hard even when not chewing CPU? Sounds like perhaps a thermal issue - there are guides on repasting/padding heatsinks online; you might want to try that.

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    Comment #46565738

    Such a thing exists. It's called a Dacia Duster. Well, certainly for utility and to a lesser extent economy.

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    Comment #44130257

    fibery.io - it is excellent. You need to configure it, although it has various templates to get you going out of the box, including sprint-based development. The nice thing about i…

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    Comment #43469374

    It seems that the person who did this acted unilaterally, with no code review, and ignored (then disabled) broken tests while landing this ( https://github.com/pypa/setuptools/pull…

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    Comment #43288744

    Fibery is the answer. It's absolutely great: https://fibery.io/

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    Comment #42167662

    Honestly, all you lot complaining about the speed of 286s or 386s! I have fond memories of implementing a Mandelbrot set renderer on a CASIO fx-7000G graphics calculator. 422 bytes…

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    Comment #41818699

    fibery.io all day long :-) It now has a thread view so you can replace tools like Slack with it, and entity-grouped notifications, so you can easily catch up on things if you are a…

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    Comment #41203395

    Employer tax contributions Office space Hardware and software, SaaS licensing, cloud costs, etc. Hiring costs (recruitment, recruiters, time lost in selection and hiring) Secondary…

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    Comment #41091873

    List of actual affected devices - https://github.com/binarly-io/SupplyChainAttacks/blob/main/P...

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    Comment #41006852

    No, I'm not surprised either. But if you're operating at this kind of scale and with this level of immediate roll-out, what I would expect are: * A staggered process for the roll-o…

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    Comment #40383490

    https://opensource.com/article/20/4/plot-data-python gives some common options. What kind of plots are you trying to achieve? Interactive? Jupyter notebooks? Reporting? SVG or HTML…

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    Comment #38538647

    Lay-offs aren't necessarily a sign of failure or bad strategy, so your logic does not compute. Lay-offs happen for all sorts of reasons. It may be very reasonable to have X number …

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    Comment #38538440

    Glassdoor numbers will be gross of income tax, but not include employer social security contributions, which is 31.24% on top of what you see as listed gross salaries. That is his …

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    Comment #37645225

    That's not a phone AND she is using a stylus.

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    Comment #35821553

    As a previous GitHub Enterprise Server customer on a site with hundreds of users, who's spoken with a number of GitHub employees about this, I do not think that is true. They would…

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    Comment #35681993

    I am in management. I evaluated most of the on-duty tools that are available, at the cost of a couple of days of my personal time. At least they all have free trials. PageDuty, Ops…

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    Comment #35681862

    Harry begs to differ: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezmeX8c672U - it's 2.3 tonnes for the M50, which compromises all the dynamics quite considerably. He absolutely slates it in t…

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    Comment #35671254

    I don't know about the US, but here in the UK an ID.4 GTX is £55k if you want a heat pump and not in flat primer grey. A Model Y long range which is faster (by 1.4s to 60mph) and h…

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    Comment #35671191

    That's quite a lot of projection. I bought a Model 3 because it felt objectively better / better value than everything else on the market at the time, having, you know, actually te…

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    Comment #35620664

    I honestly don't wish to do the original poster down, but has anyone actually found code visualisation things like this (graph or otherwise) useful, as opposed to just pretty? It s…

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    Comment #35585910

    Twingate is missing from this list. It has nice DNS-based routing and access control.

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    Comment #34950138

    If you're on Android, Microsoft Authenticator shows accounts that are registered with the Android system. To remove one, in Android itself go to Settings / Passwords & accounts.

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    Comment #34881537

    What if I stop the car entirely while I perform the adjustments? "Put it in park" I hear you say. Tedious, and doesn't always work anyway - many cars leave you with a full-screen r…