mchristen

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by mchristen 15d ago
Then voting needs to be a national holiday with plenty of polling locations.
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by mchristen 1mo ago
I keep on having issues with my WD SN850 dropping offline and coming back R/O but it still fails to produce any reads and my system still crashes. I've applied all the pcie power management fixes on the kernel command line and sti
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by mchristen 1mo ago
I'm lucky that I had no USBC issues with mine I guess. Unlike my ryzen desktop that hard locks when resuming from suspend sometimes when it goes to enumerate the USB devices. If I time a key press right I can get it to continue some ti
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by mchristen 1mo ago
My support experience has been quite similar. Lots of required evidence, slow responses, and then just links to buy replacement parts in the store. The kicker is that the things they were telling me to buy didn't even fix the problem.
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by mchristen 2mo ago
Dial up into an air gapped network defeats the purpose of being air gapped. I would think the bare minimum standard is that there is no way to change anything in the control systems without being physically present at the facility, past it&
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by mchristen 2mo ago
Hah, indeed. I only know one Tao :) Some things never change I suppose
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by mchristen 2mo ago
It can definitely be confusing. For example, traditionally still film cameras used 35mm film, but cinema cameras also used 35mm film. However the cinema cameras capture the image vertically instead of horizontally on the film, otherwise kno
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by mchristen 2mo ago
Those could just be individual commits on a branch. Why does it need to be a stacked PR? That concept really only exists within the interfaces of these kinds of tools.
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by mchristen 2mo ago
For the longest time I could not stream YouTube on my Google fiber connection without constant buffering unless I ran my browser through a socks proxy to a server outside of the ISP network. Some time a few years ago they got it figured out
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by mchristen 11mo ago
Unfortunately if you use WAL mode the transactions are only isolated per database file. https://www.sqlite.org/lang_attach.html
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by mchristen 3y ago
https://incident.mrcooperinfo.com/ for their actual posting. Light on details so far.
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by mchristen 3y ago
It's not all sunshine and rainbows though. I've been lucky to have Google Fiber for a number of years and I still get buffering issues with YouTube and YouTube TV.
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by mchristen 4y ago
Austin Community College has done this and it's amazing. https://www.austincc.edu/campuses/highland-campus
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by mchristen 4y ago
If only my 3D printer was as reliable as OctoPrint :)
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by mchristen 4y ago
my Roku Ultra is very fast. It's the TCL Roku TV that is very slow.
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by mchristen 4y ago
1) I'm not the sole user of these TVs. 2) If I wanted a "dumb monitor" I would have bought one. 3) When I sit down to watch something, I put my phone away and in a different room so I am not distracted by it, that goes agains
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by mchristen 4y ago
I also own a TCL Roku TV and the interface is easily twice as slow as my Roku Ultra. Right on the home screen is a giant ad(unless you have network adblocking). Over the years Roku and Google have been fighting about Youtube/Youtube TV
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by mchristen 5y ago
Well I've had my free gsuite account for almost 15 years so you still have some time before you get to Google levels of screwed over.
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by mchristen 5y ago
I believe there is a technical challenge they are not willing to overcome. My Google Apps account has long had broken integrations with almost all of the "new" google services. There is also a limitation in that you can't joi
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by mchristen 5y ago
> In aerodynamics, a hypersonic speed is one that greatly exceeds the speed of sound, often stated as starting at speeds of Mach 5 and above.
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by mchristen 5y ago
The downside of that system is that the 10% at one school is definitely not equivalent to the top 10% in another school. When you compare rural school districts to the suburbs of the major cities a kid in the top 10 people at one school mig
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by mchristen 5y ago
The city of Austin has a chilled water loop and more. It's pretty neat how it all works. https://austinenergy.com/ae/commercial/commercial-services/d...
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by mchristen 5y ago
I can relate to this. My parents lived in a 22 story building that had water leaks throughout the entire building from construction defects. Until my mom literally got herself elected to be the president of the condo board nobody seemed to
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by mchristen 5y ago
They are oftentimes way more expense, I'm guessing because you aren't subsidizing the cost with your data.
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by mchristen 6y ago
Signing doesn't keep Gatekeeper away, you need to also get your app notarized, which involves uploading the app to Apple's servers.
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by mchristen 6y ago
It's not just big tech. I've seen multiple startups struggle and fail because ultimately they are building things to build things, not to solve the problem they set out to solve.
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by mchristen 6y ago
More than once I've lost a RAID array during a rebuild. That's what backups are for, I suppose.
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by mchristen 6y ago
Citation?
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by mchristen 6y ago
Just because your domain is public doesn't mean your DNS is public as well. You can use a cert signed by a public CA in a private network just fine so long as you're using the right DNS setup.
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by mchristen 6y ago
Isn't that how it works now though? I have an app that is not distributed via the app store, but is still notarized by Apple and has no Gatekeeper warning when you install it. You still have to pay the Apple Tax to get your software si

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