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by fsckin 4y ago
What tools do you use for load testing / benchmarking?
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by fsckin 7y ago
Same here, on occasion, but I've found they typically make you whole when you get a dud. Good example: I bought two collapsible milk crates. They loaded all my groceries into them in the store. When I got home and lifted the first crat
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by fsckin 7y ago
2) The cone was a temporary icon Turn it sideways (5 degrees per major release) and keep the colors. Eventually it will be a Play Button.
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by fsckin 7y ago
Yup.
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by fsckin 7y ago
Storytime! When I worked for MSN/Hotmail around 2000-2003, there were dozens of helpdesk folks who had access to an admin panel to easily view any email and could view/edit PII for anyone with very little (if not zero) accountin
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by fsckin 9y ago
AvE tore one of their machines down awhile back[0]. It's so over engineered, I was wondering how they'd ever make money back with their business model. [0] https://youtu.be/_Cp-BGQfpHQ
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by fsckin 9y ago
Pay more and cut the line all day long, access to exclusive restaurants, private meet and greets with characters, etc.
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by fsckin 9y ago
This domain is reversible: http://net.net Created Date: 1994-10-23
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by fsckin 10y ago
Previous gen Xbox dev kits generally had double the RAM and came with a Visual Studio license. They were very expensive. Now you can pay $19 to unlock a retail Xbox One to run any code you like with a 1GB RAM limit.
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by fsckin 10y ago
If you're that paranoid, you might want to also keep in mind that it would be far more reliable to shoulder surf via video surveillance. As a bonus, it even works with radios disabled.
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by fsckin 10y ago
Source Depot. Forked years ago with tons of added features. Various Halo titles also used it and had easy to use integrations with most of the art and design pipeline tools.
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by fsckin 10y ago
I tried to flag a taxi in downtown Shanghai for 45 minutes and finally gave into the broken English speaking motorcycle taxi who had been circling the block every five minutes. Riding bitch through Hangpu to Pudong with a laptop in one arm
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by fsckin 10y ago
Yep! Plenty of pedestrians with strollers/dogs/bikes/etc, vehicles stopping in moving lanes for pickups or dropoffs, a mixture of stop signs and traffic lights, one-ways, two lanes, four lanes, divided roads, and the cherry
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by fsckin 10y ago
Initiating a chargeback is tantamount to terminating your Google Account at a random time in the future when they find in your favor.
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by fsckin 10y ago
Just bought my first house a couple months ago. Despite picking a lender that seemed to have their ducks in a row, I wound up 'at the table' from 9AM to 6:45PM. Everybody involved was surprised it actually got done. Fundamentall
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by fsckin 10y ago
This reminds me of Bert Kreischers' story about his travels in Russia as part of a language immersion trip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PAtFsJY5q0
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by fsckin 10y ago
Remove the extra step going from Phone to Chromecast (plenty of phones have HDMI OR the Chromecast can run an SSH client) and this a great solution with minimal latency. Anything remotely comparable in the 80s/90s would have been tota
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by fsckin 10y ago
Or any cell phone.
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by fsckin 11y ago
After SF collapses, housing prices will drop and the Phoenix will rise again.
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by fsckin 11y ago
My first NAS build used FreeNAS. For a simple Samba box, it's just about perfect. However, I wanted my NAS to run a few more services than the ones that were easily available and pre-built "blessed" plugins. I had a low spe
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by fsckin 11y ago
This. I missed repeated posts from a good friend asking for help. If I had seen them, I would have been there in 10 minutes. They committed suicide exactly 1 month ago. Just goes to show how incredibly important some algorithms can be.
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by fsckin 11y ago
SickRage is a good fork if you're not into Usenet.
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by fsckin 11y ago
I'd wager the largest market for this service is b2b companies of all sizes. Hand this to the entire sales team. Sit back and watch the money roll in.
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by fsckin 11y ago
That is the RasPi port of Plex Home Theater -- the previous player which is no longer being developed. "Is Plex Home Theater still around? Plex Home Theater is still available and open source. We’re no longer actively developing it and
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by fsckin 11y ago
Can't watch their demo video -- blocked because of copyright infringement. Whoops.
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by fsckin 11y ago
Working link for instructions: http://www.aftvnews.com/how-to-launch-kodi-xbmc-spmc-and-oth...
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by fsckin 11y ago
I've been driving for a few weeks with Waze running most of the time and the human generated alerts are incredibly useful. Accident ahead. Object on road ahead. Car stopped on shoulder ahead. There will be a way for self driving cars
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by fsckin 11y ago
It'd be awesome if AutoDesk unleashed some super programmers on their online store and subscription management portal. Both are an absolutely abismal experience.
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by fsckin 12y ago
Wide-area Bonjour and Bonjour forwarding are things. It works if your IT department cares to figure it out.
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by fsckin 12y ago
>Sanborn was forced to provide Webster with the solution to the puzzle to reassure the CIA that it wasn’t something that would embarrass the agency.

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