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zylent

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    Comment #46519437

    Honestly, this only really helps people in rural areas. The vast majority of urban 5GHz implementations are at 80MHz - 6GHz does allow for 160MHz channelization, but at 320MHz the …

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    Comment #44585306

    If you're using serial heavily, https://www.vandyke.com/products/securecrt/

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    Comment #44101354

    The others are big, trust me. My point was that some businesses are tying their destiny to nix - in my experience this is a sign that an open-source project will gain corporate ben…

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    Comment #44099945

    Arista, D.E. Shaw, Google are boring big corp Several of those companies (replit) are building their business on nix. With nix, even containers are optional.

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    Comment #40147172

    I encourage playing with these + cumulus linux via the nvidia air lab environment. It may seem limiting at first, but being able to upload a graphviz topology as part of a CI/CD pi…

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    Comment #38303971

    I’ve used this model for a few networks and had a good time. Minimal setup and supports a WPS-like security. https://a.co/d/4aC81NS See the diagram in this guide: https://www.motor…

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    Comment #38133071

    You're missing a slash in the link to wish: " https://github.com/charmbraceletwish " -> " https://github.com/charmbracelet/wish "

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    Comment #36406212

    after using expect and TCL heavily for years, I can firmly say they suck at scale. Ruby https://github.com/ytti/oxidized/blob/master/lib/oxidized/mo... or TextFSM https://github.co…

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    Comment #32933496

    This is not quite true - GPU's are limited to select VM types, and the number of GPU's you have influences the maximum number of cores you can get. In general they're only availabl…

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    Comment #29179114

    I'm gonna be real with you, macOS server is a complete joke. Avoid and kill with fire.

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    Comment #29179020

    Allowing an advertising company to scan all of my traffic is extremely unappealing

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    Comment #28713759

    Bluetooth tracking kinda sucks unless you’re literally apple or have beacons everywhere somehow. It really just gives proximity to a known location. UWB and Cell tower tracking are…

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    Comment #28686609

    HN is an example of what used to be good about the internet. The page loads quickly without pulling in 100Mb of frontend dev navel-gazing. In my experience simple sites like this a…

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    Comment #28632704

    If you can afford it, a split like the ergodox or moonlander (my personal choice) is the correct answer here. I type 8+ hours a day and have zero pain. I also switched to dvorak a …

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    Comment #27806305

    This is a pretty big leap to be honest - and this argument can be made for nearly anything if you look for it. For example: emoji are difficult for vision impaired people to work w…

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    Comment #27622580

    Defense in depth / zero trust is definitely the way to go, however it's trivial to prevent a system from having internet access - for this hack to occur, the system had to be deplo…

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    Comment #27621338

    Dear god, back in the day I had to support an entire ticketing system inside lotus notes as a domino app. Never again.

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    Comment #27613910

    Zero reason to have database servers with an internet connection. These days you can ship in an entire environment with containers into borderline air gapped environments.

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    Comment #24890198

    Yeah I’m not sure either - I’ve used UEFI only on my last few laptops (mostly Dell XPS) and it’s been great. Sure, the process is a hair more confusing, but there’s massive benefit…

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    Comment #24876892

    This is true - I work in a related field.

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    Comment #24676517

    I’m currently switching to Vyvanse after 10+ years using adderall. There is no generic formulation (at least in the us) because it came to market in 2007. I’ve had several issues w…

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    Comment #24382368

    The benefits are primarily from the better weight distribution and engine location in relation to the rear diff. The myth of fwd having superior driveability due to better traction…

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    Comment #24242969

    This chart is a bit misleading - MacOS is the equivalent of windows 7, 8.1, and windows 10 combined, which places Microsoft at the top where they belong. iOS has overall fewer code…

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    Comment #23505309

    It really is the routers + switches. Most VPC’s are eVPN’s, and you have to have the capacity to burst 10g+ to any of your datacenters in the world. I’m not defending their pricing…

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    Comment #22004167

    IBM is still making and selling AIX, it’s pretty popular in manufacturing environments.