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dippyskoodlez
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About dippyskoodlez
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Comment #14225174
>Further, you're not even getting to the fun part of driving a car - the wind, the sights, the open road. You've got a dang tunnel there. I'd get mildly claustrophobic and probably…
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Comment #13631831
IOMMU and AMD-V have been around for ages, I would expect so.
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Comment #13108976
5ghz 802.11ac has worked great for me.
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Comment #10304513
One does not simply tap fiber. Especially at the composite level of transport links. The systems don't work that way.
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Comment #9952981
PR submitted, I just got my confirmation e-mail a few weeks back :) Good luck!
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Comment #9055359
Can confirm. It runs Sprint.
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Comment #9051430
I make $17/hr in a NOC position with no benefits, no pto, sick days, etc and I may not have a position next month because bureaucracy. These CCA positions look pretty nice right no…
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Comment #8987579
Typically, but not always.
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Comment #8987571
As someone that has been waiting for GFiber because of the lack of Title II classification, I say bring on the Title II. They already abuse their classifications when possible anyw…
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Comment #8982399
I'm a big fan of my Macbook keyboard over the mechanical hype too. I find myself looking for things to type when I have to use chiclets.
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Comment #8941281
It is cheap, and it's not "available" in Europe. Soylent has more than drastically cut down my fast food expenditures/improved my overall diet.
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Comment #8902925
Little consumer wireline but substantial wireline overall. NN is an extremely positive thing for Sprints network planning/design, as they are building capacity over intelligence. S…
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Comment #8870997
It would seem like they used Red Hat for the SE Linux implementation(?) but should have just used BSD.
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Comment #8870967
CROWS are already remotely operated and implemented in war zones. You're years behind the curve.
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Comment #8869007
Unless you use pqr , or cut space in half. Then that entire design goes out the window.
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Comment #8867764
This is how you review bike locks.
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Comment #8805116
I use the RRD Graphs from pfsense to monitor my stuff, I have had to escalate multiple times with TWC proactive group to get some rather severe issues taken care of. Stuff like hig…
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Comment #8801573
They have sold quite well. I'm not sure where, but.... all numbers point to yes.
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Comment #8801571
I would imagine he's comparing to the typical resolution changes on Windows where everything is significantly smaller. OS X scaling does much better at replicating a normal image, …
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Comment #8801556
You can also disable defective components without being forced to bin the entire chip to a recycle bin. That is honestly probably more of a factor than anything for the segregation…
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Comment #7925668
Broadcasts not direct transmissions. Ping times wouldn't do anything.
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Comment #7791441
I use both thunderbolt and my HDMI out on my rMBP daily. This guy is a bafoon complaining about being unable to fix a problem by not accepting T&C, but he's using OS X? I'm not den…
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Comment #7693053
Clock Speed is not relevant. In that "decade" our single thread performance has increased a fair amount, but we now have an additional 4-8 CPUs in the same amount of space. An Ivyb…
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Comment #7504004
Part of the problem with that comparison is while you can make do without cell reception, lack of charging for your car... will leave you stranded.
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Comment #7503834
I agree. This line just confirms this: >Many vehicles, including luxury models, already carry rear-facing cameras, and an auto industry group applauded the move.