mikefallen

5 ms·

1.
by mikefallen 3y ago
This should be raising some eyebrows from regulators regarding antitrust no?
2.
by mikefallen 4y ago
+1 i get so many obvious spam emails delivered to my gmail account yet they block / filter my emails any of the 3+ times i have tried to host my own email. The email monopoly/ centralization it out of control.
3.
by mikefallen 4y ago
With their plans to encrypt icloud contents by the the end of the year they would not be able to scan anyways if i user has that enabled anyways right?
4.
by mikefallen 4y ago
The best is when you use the linkedin connection to pull your resume and then they ask you to fill in the same information again. Insta close any app that does this
5.
by mikefallen 4y ago
If they could only fix the constant outages
6.
by mikefallen 4y ago
Try enforcing this
7.
by mikefallen 4y ago
85m hahaha google probably has had larger rounding errors
8.
by mikefallen 4y ago
Second this, also stemming from this tend to fall behind technically speaking on the “bleeding edge”
9.
by mikefallen 4y ago
I think the only option for that is flashing custom firmware, which i am not sure can be done on the most recent hardware revisions. https://github.com/openmiko/openmiko https://github.com/EliasKotlyar&
10.
by mikefallen 4y ago
Signed up for adobe trial to use a feature of it that was not included in the free version. Forgot to cancel during free period, tried to cancel subscription they wanted a 120$ early cancellation fee. Charged it back on my cc and blackliste
11.
by mikefallen 4y ago
https://www.cell.com/joule/fulltext/S2542-4351(19)30300-9 . Tldr $20 per kilowatt hour in energy capacity costs. That’s how cheap storage would have to get for renewables to get to 100 percent. Also the land requir
12.
by mikefallen 4y ago
Except wind and solar cannot be used to sustain base load energy demands. Until battery technology improves drastically the issue with solar and wind is the variability of output. One of the greatest challenges of operating a power grid is
13.
by mikefallen 4y ago
A lot of shady advertising brokers also push malware. And many sites are only able to be used with some type of ad blocker because of how intrusive the ads are. Also the bandwidth savings can be huge in bandwidth constrained environments.
14.
by mikefallen 5y ago
Define unsafe
15.
by mikefallen 5y ago
+1
16.
by mikefallen 5y ago
Canada
17.
by mikefallen 5y ago
Once i installed startallback to fix the menu bar it is pretty much the same as windows 10 except they have pushed more of the stuff from control panel into the new settings ui. Notifications are better managed / cleaner. I like the mu
18.
by mikefallen 5y ago
Can anyone link to an article that goes into goes into detail on how the botnet uses blockchain to recover the botnet after they disrupt the c2. This seems interesting.
19.
by mikefallen 5y ago
This is my experience as well. I work for a pretty large consultancy and the majority of my projects, when i look up the primary stake holder on the client side that brought us in, oh would you look at that he used to work at my consultancy
20.
by mikefallen 5y ago
But its for the greater good! Think of the children! We are heading for a truly dystopian future. Its not a matter of if these systems will be abused but when.
21.
by mikefallen 5y ago
You know whats used way more then crypto to buy illegal things and launder money? Cash
22.
by mikefallen 5y ago
Play counter strike on wireless? Hahaha no way man. CS is a highly latency sensitive game (as is any competitive fps). Wifi is much too prone to disturbances and packet loss, so you will experience lag/jitter/loss.
23.
by mikefallen 5y ago
The math behind DH is pretty simple and really interesting.
24.
by mikefallen 5y ago
Also in Canada and interested in getting some PCBs. Not sure if OP is selling if not i would be into splitting the cost of getting a batch made if its economical
25.
by mikefallen 7y ago
We live in the safest world we have ever lived in yet it amazes me the willingness people have to give up privacy and Liberty under the guise of a marginal increase in "safety"
26.
by mikefallen 7y ago
Yeah cuz what we need is more cameras installed by the gov invading our privacy. You think they should implement facial recognition on them too? Don't leave values in your car easy as that ....
27.
by mikefallen 7y ago
Thought this was a great article don't know why so many negative comments
28.
by mikefallen 8y ago
Copy paste from wiki: The 60 GHz signal cannot typically penetrate walls but can propagate off reflections from walls, ceilings, floors and objects using beamforming built into the WiGig system. When roaming away from the main room, the pro
29.
by mikefallen 8y ago
Another article with absolutely zero substance from and man who's whole empire is built on our flawed and corrupt financial system.
30.
by mikefallen 9y ago
Thanks again your insight is always refreshing. Also i don't think you saw my other comment what debit card service do you use that lets you keep balance in BTC and transfer to USD upon purchase? all the ones i have seen transfer to US

More ›