devnulll

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by devnulll 5y ago
No, I don't believe that's normal. That sounds like a CEO trying to take advantage of the labor force.
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by devnulll 5y ago
I'm probably in the Minority here, but I prefer the franchised dealer model over Tesla's for 2 reasons: 1. When I've a Tesla problem, they simply don't respond. They don't answer emails. They don't answer the p
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by devnulll 5y ago
> larger hurdle than scaling things after everything is in production The relevant data points we have on this are from Tesla. Elon has been beating the "scaling production is the hardest thing" drum. His callouts around the co
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by devnulll 5y ago
This isn't speculation. :) GM and LG are partnering to make a battery plant for GM's cars: https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1126298_gm-lg-chem-anno... Porsche is piggybacking on VW's battery ventures
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by devnulll 5y ago
There's another way to think of this. Let's use Starlink as an example, which is ~1300 today growing to 40k satellites in LEO. If each of these had a high-grade commercial camera lens pointed towards earth, you could have real-tim
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by devnulll 5y ago
Tesla owns the near term EV space simply due to battery output. Nobody else has, or is making, those investments at sufficient scale. If Tesla realizes it's more profitable to sell skateboards to BMW, then they'll happily do that.
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by devnulll 5y ago
Inflation is part of the problem here. It appears to be getting worse. Soon enough, inflation will make strangers of us all...
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by devnulll 5y ago
> I definitely strongly recommend against using anything UniFi based As a counter point, mine works beautifully. UDM Pro, multiple Access Points, access point roaming, 2.4 and 5ghz networks, and all the goodness. Everything works flawles
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by devnulll 5y ago
I've done a similar setup at home with a full Unifi setup, PiHole, DNS over TLS, Let's Encrypt certs for internal devices, multiple wifi networks and other "It's COVID and I'm bored" goodness. I've had to
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by devnulll 5y ago
> I don't know if we're coming at it from the same angle if we're lumping Minecraft in with alcohol and cigarettes. My belief is that's a reasonable debate with very valid points on both sides. At a personal level, ki
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by devnulll 5y ago
At a high level, think of how much money Amazon pours into AWS, Microsoft spends on Azure or O365, or Google spends on their GCP & Internal systems.The dollar amounts spent are staggering, yet all major systems continue to have outages
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by devnulll 5y ago
This was written in 1985. That's 36 year ago. The more things change, the more they have stayed the same. > Even in a high availability system, hardware is a minor contributor to system outages. [...] > By applying the concepts o
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by devnulll 5y ago
There are all sorts of things governments express control over, even at home. The obvious scenarios are alcohol, nicotine & drugs. As a parent of young children, there are addition parallels between Minecraft / Roblox / Alcoh
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by devnulll 5y ago
Have any companies had significant fines levied? Certainly nothing large enough to change behavior. The OPM leak remains the most significant overall of which I'm aware. The Experian leak tops my commercial data leak list, although the
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by devnulll 5y ago
I use 1Password, and migrated over to their subscription service some time ago. A password manager seems like the best overall option at this time. However, given they have all the password for many people, how are they not one of the bigge