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Comment #36157910
https://www.pcworld.com/article/1935511/jensen-says-nvidia-s...
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Comment #35300216
Rubber ducking discovery is a very good description of how I use it too. I don’t necessarily care if it’s 100% right, but it feels like it short circuits my “time to solution” by a…
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Comment #35265443
Pages sites no longer work on github.com https://github.blog/changelog/2021-01-29-github-pages-will-s...
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Comment #35186622
I think there's a lot of it based in the fact that Rust was born at Mozilla and we want to see a modern language succeed that isn't tied to one of the big tech companies.
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Comment #35183922
The integration mentions working with Microsoft Graph API, and it’s doing the generation on the client, so seems plausible this has no more access than any other OAuth app. The Gra…
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Comment #35160863
Hyperconverged is all about software defined storage and compute. You can create those service boundaries all on one cluster and pool like nodes together to create one big mesh of …
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Comment #35024865
Wait until you find out how many people in the 21st century are still iterating on the idea of the wheel itself. Imagine if nobody tried reinventing wheels since they were first in…
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Comment #34569694
It’s an example of lenses designed for different workflows. Film style shoots it’s not uncommon to swap out a lens in between shots, and focus is sometimes a creative choice. Autof…
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Comment #34565733
This is a great example to me why production and broadcast equipment is and may always be so different. I'd never even consider something like an RX-10 camera when what I need is 4…
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Comment #34565583
Very cool! I've always wanted to see the inside of one. I'm speaking mostly from experience operating these cameras "in the field". My engineers never let me open one up. I think I…
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Comment #34564861
I’d recommend you watch the video. There’s a lot more to it than just the lens and it’s not just “to gather a lot of light”. You can gather a whole bunch of light on an f0.8 lens i…
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Comment #34564221
That may explain the “expensive” part but it doesn’t explain the “huge” part. Could Fujinon make their huge lenses cheaper? Maybe. But as the video points out there’s practical rea…
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Comment #34422568
I was working in a Dell call center in 2007 when this plague started. As soon as I pulled up the service tag I could tell how the call was going to go. Yellow lights on the back in…
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Comment #34049531
Closest you’ll get is something like a Blackmagic ATEM switcher, using “Program” as the output. Then you can map a software key to swap it out in a single frame. As discussed in an…
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Comment #33460690
There’s actually a trick where you don’t have to use Godaddy. I don’t know why they don’t open this up to users who want it. All you have to do is find the DNS challenge in the que…
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Comment #31404873
Something I’ve been thinking about lately around all these external observability tools. Does streaming logs count towards your outbound bandwidth from providers like Vercel/Netlif…
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Comment #31286474
https://trpc.io/docs/rpc
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Comment #26715051
It's also a signed cookie, and we do the signature verification you mention if the format is correct, but if the format doesn't match, that cookie is discarded at the edge, before …
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Comment #26712662
Because GitHub Pages isn't written in .NET. However, the general implementation is heavily inspired by this and other similar projects.
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Comment #26712562
Hi from the Pages team! This was such a great find and can't thank you enough for helping ensure Private Pages is as secure as possible. This report helped uncover: - A bug in Open…
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Comment #23099054
I haven't personally done detailed cost analysis lately, but if you have systems that regularly operate at 80+% of capacity, I can't see how the operating costs of any cloud operat…