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by binaryblitz 6y ago
The 12 pin connector has an adapter for two 8pin cables. This is a non issue unless the connector just bothers you for some weird reason.
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
Very interesting. I'm actually looking at building something like this currently (for internal usage). How does this work with things like databases, user login, etc?
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
Someone posted on the GH issue that someone posted the GH issue on HackerNews. https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/9929#issuecomm...
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
A lot of editors will keep all of their footage on some form of networked storage until they need to work on a specific piece of it. Bring it to the machine, edit it, and send it back to the storage array.
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
A lot of people, even in the HN/tech communities don't seem to understand that all monitors aren't created equally.
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
A private company can limit what you can put on their platform, end of story.
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
Don't forget SOQL. SF's own special query language.
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
DO is incredibly limited in terms of products compared to AWS.
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
>Also, I haven't seen anybody version control lambda code, even in compliance environments, so something to investigate. We have anything that gets deployed to lambda go through a jenkins job. Pulls code from GH and builds/uplo
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
Favor? haha
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
Totally see where you're coming from, but I do think it's a nice reminder during quarantine. Time is passing so weirdly now, it's hard for me to keep track of what month we're in, let alone the date.
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
Even if that was a viable option, where would people go?
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by binaryblitz 6y ago
I would love this if I could collapse the loop. I hate that I can't put my phone down flat on my desk.
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
Why do you think they canceled it..........
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
Jalopnik has been shitting on Tesla and the EV industry for years. This article is 100% sensationalized for the clicks and benefit of their owners.
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
I'd love to hear what you think is even close to performance/features per dollar.
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if Jalopnik purposefully left out or changed information. I was a reader of theirs for years, but they are CLEARLY anti-Tesla, and honestly anti-electric car.
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
This is from July of 2018. Why is it being reposted now?
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
Kudos to the PMs? They allowed a half-baked (if that) feature to be shipped out and then wouldn't back down from it for a week. This reeks of PMs pushing a feature that isn't ready yet.
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
Someone is grumpy that either A: they can't afford a Telsa, or B: their car is slower than a cheaper Tesla.
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
I rented a model three for a week long trip, and while I understand some of your frustrations, a lot of them are not the norm from my experience. Both speed limit sign detection, and self driving on the freeway worked flawlessly for me. I g
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
> Is this part of a trend of lower sales? "Colt Firearms will be ending its production and sales of its AR-15 rifles due to lack of public demand amid excess market capacity." It's the first thing on the page...
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
What does it provide that other email clients don't?
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
> stagnant casual mobile gaming space Between Switch and a lot of great mobile games I'm not sure how it's stagnant.
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
Supreme Court justices are appointed for life. There would be no reason to rule either way based on the election cycle. That's the whole point.
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by binaryblitz 7y ago
Managing social media permissions is the point of the app. Is there any benefits of auto insurance for people that don't have cars?
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by binaryblitz 8y ago
You joke, but wouldn't we have caught SPECTRE or Meltdown a lot faster if someone had?
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by binaryblitz 8y ago
At a certain point, is that necessarily a bad thing? If the AI knows me so well, it's probably something I would buy/want anyway. If my house starts cooking bacon and eggs in the morning based on it's analysis of me, and ther
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by binaryblitz 8y ago
That's what I expected. I printed "every part" of my wedding, except 90% of everything there...
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by binaryblitz 8y ago
Yes. The federal government isn't going to go after individuals for smoking pot. The laws are outdated and will be changed once it makes it's way to more states and we don't have an ignorant orange muppet as a leader. (FWIW,

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