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sirmiller

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    Comment #12853306

    Can we stop pushing this broken piece of crap? There are some really nice Linux Laptops out there. System76 has none of them.

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    Comment #12853293

    The Mirai Botnet is proof that the internet (i.e. IP) is broken. We need trusted sender trails for packages. Now.

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    Comment #12844324

    Paid marketing by System76. I doubt this will help their 80 minute battery life ;)

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    Comment #12824077

    Thank god they finally killed that stupid magsafe. Don't even want to know how many days of work/income I lost because it accidentally became unplugged and I left home on a dead ba…

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    Comment #12778566

    Having multiple authorative servers for static DNS records is easy. Doing what Dyn does (e.g. geo load balancing, active failover, cdn integration) is insanely hard. Syncing that a…

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    Comment #11343593

    About time somebody has the balls to stand up and do the right thing!

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    Comment #11335367

    Lets hope a caught a cold and will die.

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    Comment #11133171

    They will just move all business and all assets out of the country. Having quite a big impact on US economy. Or: Govt will seize control of Apple ... and destroy it within six mont…

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    Comment #11124978

    We are overworked, underemployed and (feel) powerless, because social security has failed. 30% of my income goes to social security systems, so I have to work 50% to earn the same.…

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    Comment #11073558

    The premise is wrong: "constructing a larger string out of multiple smaller strings is a pretty common programming task" No, it's not. "strcat(strcat(strcat(strcpy(buf, "This "),"i…

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    Comment #11064205

    Tried to buy a Visual Studio license for porting our game to Windows Phone last year. Ended up paying $2K for a version that was able to build WP apps, but not allowed to release t…

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    Comment #11064184

    Not sure about the "fans", but us mere mortals are quite ok with the quality.

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    Comment #11057622

    99% of "rags-to-riches" stories start past 40. The selfmade millionaires under 40 are statistical outliers ;) (Not strictly "auto"biographies, but most of them have ghostwriters an…

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    Comment #11057588

    Running a large scale analytics tracking backend for a game on AWS (written in swift, needs some hacks). About 5 million requests/hour. Pro: - Dirt cheap (pay only what you need) -…

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    Comment #10929539

    The common misconception being that the poor are poor because the rich are rich; But there is no causality. Not even a correlation.

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    Comment #10923222

    The only reason we smoke pot is that the FBI can't coerce us into working for them.

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    Comment #10863767

    So maybe putting the number that we can text from outside the US networks on the website might help.

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    Comment #10670817

    To elaborate a little with one example: 1) One of our server goes down. 2) My watch tells me about it. 3) I can decide a) Reboot it b) Replace it c) Send a callout to my Ops team. …

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    Comment #10670792

    Looks like you have been living under a rock. I constantly add new stuff to my watch. Ranging from simple apps to complete workflow solutions. Give me 2 more month and I can replac…

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    Comment #10135066

    After struggling with a similiar problem for nearly ten years I finally bit the bullet and took 6 month "me time" last year. Had to beg friends and family for money, but now I'm mo…

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    Comment #9890302

    He wasn't "developing". He connected off the shelf components. It wasn't a "WiFi Router". It was a WiFi over HAM bridge. It wasn't for "Whistleblowers". It was to steal WiFi. And i…

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    Comment #9817574

    We recently replaced all (~300) our 2012 MPBs with 2015 MBPs. We didn't have a single complaint so far. And we have a lot of power users. Maybe you just attract bad luck.

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    Comment #9737695

    My ASUS PB287Q is PLS and not IPS, but I just love it. Not a single glitch in the last 8 month.

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    Comment #3068434

    Almost forgot: Sharding 101 "Always shard via directory..."

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    Comment #3068422

    I just love how startups keep reinventing the wheel to solve problems that haven't been problems for decades. Come on, 25 pics + 90 likes per second... that almost like... [wait fo…