fred_is_fred

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by fred_is_fred 3d ago
I'd report this to AWS instead since Tesla doesn't seem aware. It's AWS IPs as the source.
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by fred_is_fred 6d ago
Why are you doing work for them for free - and at that level of annoyance no less?
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by fred_is_fred 6d ago
legal in both Utah and Colorado - which have ample sunshine!
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by fred_is_fred 6d ago
North Dakota and Alaska also have lots of space.
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by fred_is_fred 6d ago
If you ask for permission on something like this the answer is always no.
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by fred_is_fred 16d ago
It's busybox underneath so you can hack on it but you can't run full apps in the Android sense.
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by fred_is_fred 16d ago
I bought one in July, I chose Kobo because it's hackable and you can ssh in. So far I've had as much fun with that as with reading.
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by fred_is_fred 27d ago
There's a 0% chance that an engineer reviewed all code output from 4 agents twice a day.
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by fred_is_fred 27d ago
and here's what the button taught me about b2b sales.
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by fred_is_fred 1mo ago
Perhaps not from Neptune, but they don't exist in any of the 3 states I have lived in - so I was surprised.
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by fred_is_fred 1mo ago
What stood out to me was this: "By a 27-5 vote". That number seemed really high, so I looked it up - this isn't a city or a county or some kind of private tax distict - its was the nation's first city-county government.
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by fred_is_fred 1mo ago
Like making a payments platform and then 30 years later telling everyone the anti-christ is coming?
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by fred_is_fred 1mo ago
120 trillion dWh is how I like to think about this. Very impressive.
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by fred_is_fred 1mo ago
I am surprised that after this long the smell isn't gone. If one were to open all these tanks and spread it around on the ground in a layer, wouldn't it dissipate after a few months when the bacteria finish up?
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by fred_is_fred 2mo ago
I am curious what is considered a grey market license here? I would guess legal departments only see 2 colors for their licenses, so what makes it a middle-state?
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by fred_is_fred 2mo ago
A federal jury sure thought they held water.
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by fred_is_fred 2mo ago
The red card for covering your mouth while talking to an opponent is brought to you by Telegram.
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by fred_is_fred 2mo ago
If you offered most people free streaming for a $37 USB stick but directly told them it would be faking ad clicks when the TV is off, would any of them really care?
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by fred_is_fred 2mo ago
Someone below mentions bird poop, but could a fish egg survive the human (or a dogs) digestive system as well?
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by fred_is_fred 2mo ago
Is it getting hammered? None of the names I try do anything nor does clicking on the examples.
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
Completely misleading headline. Is the Daily Mail a reliable source? "The team at Environmental Working Group (EWG), a nonprofit health and environmental advocacy organization, noted that the remaining 80 percent of products were not d
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
Wow, until you posted this I thought Moog was just a synthesizer company. And a bit of an odd one at that based on how I saw that synth presented.
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
The comments here are trending towards "There's nothing new here, I could design 5g radio chips with a cheap linux box running FTP".
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
Does it need to be magical to be interesting or useful?
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
This is what I see for my state: "The average salary for a Registered Nurse in Colorado with 25 years of experience ranges from $115,000 to over $140,000 annually". A dev with the same experience I think is at least 50% more than
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
Tech workers are lucky that for many of us this is possible. You don't see "older nurses are tapping out early" because financially they can't.
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
> Somehow hardware giants like Dell, HP, SuperMicro, etc didn't make a product like this, even at their peak in 2000s or during cloud boom in 2010s. I wonder why? They all did. HP had Super Dome and blades and Synergy. Dell had sim
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
From a legal and financial perspective it seems like it would be difficult to pay people to do interview homework. There's tax implications and other issues like state labor laws.
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
I would argue that these are products and companies want people to use them. Like it or not, a model that disagrees with some fundamental core of your beliefs will make you much less likely to use it. To me it's the same problem with L
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by fred_is_fred 3mo ago
This looks like a customer data leak and not a vault leak? Still an issue but not a reason to go rotate every password - or am I misreading?

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