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What's real world side by side testing show?

I had one in that era, they sucked for whatever opcodes mp3 decoding required

Is that volume behaviour intentional, or just crappy sampling rate of the encoder?

I recall a custom rom I had years ago supported fake data for contacts, camera, calendar etc.

It used to give a bit of satisfaction knowing I was polluting their data mining.

its steam from the japanese onsen

Damn you just gave someone at the apple marketing team an end of year bonus:

"Inspired by the starter key of the legendary Porsche 917..."

except the electron app running the powerplant cant respond fast enough to the nodding duck

> there is often a good value proposition to the customer in these cases i.e spend $7 a month on a paid VPN service or get a free one in return for exchanging a small amount of bandwidth which has zero marginal cost.

Until someone sends bomb threats or downloads child porn via your IP....

Tesla also said the cybertruck can win a 1/4 mile drag race that turned out to be a 1/8 mile drag race and even dubious at that.

There's a reason why construction and other projects that require coordinating with external parties rely on Microsoft project so much.

I'm on a project now trying to manage external customer cutovers and integrations using JIRA and its a dumpster fire.

A proper project plan with deadlines, lead times, resources etc would solve 99% of the problems.

Its just non stop crisis "oh we forgot to get get change submitted on time" - "oh this customer can't migrate until date x" - "oh this test environment is down for scheduled rebuild on days xyz" - all can easily be tracked to automatically calculate timelines.

Agile is fine at a macro level, but it needs to feed into a better system for real world dependencies and deadlines.

Gitbash is handy for simple things, but it's a slug compared to wsl2.

I had a gravis ultrasound at the time and remember having to cut the reset signal line on the card.

I could then initialise the card in DOS and reboot into NT without it being reset and losing settings. Then some sketchy modified driver was able to use it.

My $400 grinder will be working just as well in 50 years time, can you say the same for your computer and phone?

Grinders make the biggest difference for espresso quality and consistency, it's the espresso machines that people generally over spend on.

I'd guess they just didn't think of flash wear, like Tesla did in the early model s , and they got lucky they failed outside the warranty period.

Do you really want the nuttiest of the Trump nutjobs "developing" your voting machine code?

Like most countries scale up with lots of people to count them ?

Well that will surely stop the scammers that use hacked VoIP systems

Have you ever used an old ticketing system like remedy? Ugly as sin, but screens appear instantly.

I think Web apps have been around so long now people have forgotten how unresponsive things are vs old 2 tier stuff.

Crowdstrike will

Logically space maps to a character people use with pen and paper unlike tab

Doesn't match to my experience - its either open slather or properly restricted VDI/Citrix envs.

Crazy idea, for critical systems dont give them blanket internet access, USB, email attachments...

Welcome to new generation "cybersecurity" experts that just regurgitate buzzwords like "compliance" and "guardrails" in addition to filling out risk matrix spreadsheets.

Its all PaaS/SaaS now, old-school properly engineered isolated solutions require too much expensive staffing.

I'm waiting for a vendor like zscaler to be hacked - what could go wrong with having thousands of companies do MITM SSL interception via a single vendor.

That's a nice juicy target for hackers if I ever saw one...

The proper solution is a hardened machine build for critical systems that doesn't have internet access, disabled USB, attachments blocked in email, etc.

However that isn't popular and most orgs would prefer a day of downtime from this type of outage vs the hassle and cost of doing it right.

you would think that...

I mean this isn't some bizarre edge case bug, its a file full of nulls and a broken parser that blindly imported it.

Its negligence.

cool hack and all, but id question what requirement there is to intentionally leave your fridge open for more than a minute and waste copious amounts of energy to get back to original temp.

i thought that was wayland

I think its likely too late for gitlab, their code seems to suffer from poor outset design and has been hacked at too much.

The fact there are 4 generations of job dependency tags alone must be a quagmire to modify.

I've found disabling/enabling the virtual network bridge fixes VPN issues.

Of course in win11 Microsoft decided to make the bridge hidden for some unknown reason, so good luck figuring it out...