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architect64

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    Comment #41987359

    One issue to watch out for: Sub-4K res monitors look surprisingly bad on newer versions of macOS with Apple Silicon Macs. And no, it's not simply a matter of non-Retina obviously n…

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    Comment #34181020

    As far as Mini PCs go, I'd consider Intel NUCs (currently NUC 12 Pro line), primarily because they have great firmware lifecycle support. A lot of cheaper brands in the NUC-like Mi…

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    Comment #28184181

    At first I thought the same, but their North American dataset includes countries in Central America and the Caribbean. The US does a relatively good job within its borders, but cou…

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    Comment #27259742

    Related: There's a startup with a laptop focused on repairability, without sacrificing much thinness or style: https://frame.work/about

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    Comment #24399576

    This is incorrect; there are several phones that are water resistant and thin, despite having a headphone jack. The primary motivation was to help sell AirPods (which customers the…

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    Comment #24395597

    Did the headphone jack get removed because everyone wanted it gone, too? :P

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    Comment #23898875

    I enjoy the Axios news format; it's pretty concise, and you have the option to dig deeper into a given topic or event.

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    Comment #23717804

    I don't know about prettiest; I'm a big fan of the 787's sleek, flexible composite wings. :P

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    Comment #21392343

    I've been thinking about the same thing since Google impressed everyone with their computational photography tech years ago. The software in DSLRs is really primitive in comparison…

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    Comment #20350872

    For what it's worth, the Superfish and LSE BIOS scandals didn't apply to ThinkPads. I think Lenovo understands that they have too many serious business and gov clients using ThinkP…

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    Comment #18802986

    For enterprise networks, you can still analyze the pattern of packets to match fingerprints of C2 traffic. There are solutions such as Cisco's Encrypted Traffic Analytics, that do …