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Comment #48359603
One traditional enterprise goal of 40% utilization was to cover DR/failovers, so one region could take on 100% of traffic from another, with 20% headroom. I'm curious about the gra…
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Comment #47969066
WiFi. Flip it on for an update, then leave it off. > do dealers have any way to update control modules besides OTA? Yes.
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Comment #46846882
Muscle memory for folks who have been doing it since before -i was an option. I still instinctively type `sudo su -` because it worked consistently on older deployments. When you h…
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Comment #46404559
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Comment #46253340
How many hours have you spent with the latest Tesla FSD in congested neighborhoods or unprotected left turns at sunset? It may be "good," but it's not even remotely close to the cu…
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Comment #45827736
OP's 9to5mac article states: Also under the agreement, Google’s model will reportedly run on Apple’s own servers, which in practice means that no user data will be shared with Goog…
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Comment #44906743
You must have worked in a very odd and isolated department. I never heard that rhetoric, even once, throughout my tenure. Nor have any of my old colleagues who still work there and…
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Comment #44618966
TSMC building outside of Taiwan is a big deal these days: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TSMC#Arizona https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TSMC#Washington https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TSM…
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Comment #43130956
A recall means “PAY ATTENTION! Something may still be broken!” The recall will mention how to get it fixed, regardless of a OTA update or service visit. The lack of a mere download…
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Comment #43129167
It’s the law. OTA updates are not instant nor are they 100% guaranteed, so consumers must be notified.
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Comment #43013271
Was about to say the same thing. It was already blazingly fast, with a typical album only taking seconds.
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Comment #42087359
I’m a backer and can’t wait to receive the 8TB upgrade! I had to buy an off the shelf M1 Studio due to a hardware failure, so I couldn’t wait for the lead time for one with more RA…
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Comment #41536298
This is a drop in the bucket for photographers, videographers, and general backups of RAW / high resolution videos from mobile devices. 80TB [usable] was "just enough" for my house…
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Comment #41061581
This is not news, and has been the case since Siri's inception.
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Comment #40541553
On the very first page: The internal hard drive uses SCSI with an unusual connector. Adapting it didn't seem straightforward, and we weren't confident the old file system (HFS) wou…
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Comment #40212696
PG&E in California is 4-6x+. I care. https://www.pge.com/assets/pge/docs/account/rate-plans/resid...
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Comment #40091141
We found that most proxies/firewalls (90%+ ? I forget) didn't tamper with it. The largest hurdle was working with load balancer vendors to implement it.
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Comment #39111181
NUCs are a tremendous value over previous generation surplus hardware in areas where the cost of electricity has skyrocketed (SF Bay Area). We’re talking more than one order of mag…
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Comment #38181871
"Shit" or not, it was a fairly popular place to hang out while waiting for a train at Dirdon Station or an event at SAP Center. It was only a few steps away, and now there's nothin…
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Comment #38181774
If you Google "San Jose Google Construction," you don't even have to click into an article to learn that there has already been a large amount of demolition.
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Comment #37602434
You've clearly never run it at scale nor have you migrated between Enterprise (on-prem) and Splunk Cloud at scale. Managing .conf files and eliminating intermediate IDM logic was a…
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Comment #37512272
You’re not wrong, but privacy concerns were paramount. ASNs were allowed but too vague. We needed more granularity. Corporate proxies, subdelegations, many providers aggregating an…