> Keep track of which apps had been opened every month, only pay the subscriptions for the ones I’ve opened, and allow me to set monthly limits. That turns app icons into land-mines though. Idk what the happy medium is,…
36 bays and only 24T of storage? Can't you get that in a single disk that costs less than a kilodollar?
I have a pool heater and an air conditioner, and I'm running both at the same time. They're fifty feet apart, but this thought crosses my mind constantly.
What do you mean? I ask because I find Apple's wired EarPods to be less... selective than AirPods are—by that I mean they'll pick up more background noise whereas AirPods seem to only transmit my voice—but EarPods'…
I was looking at roughly the same, m5 max, 128G with 4T. It was ~$6000 out the door. The same config on their site is now $8000 before taxes and AppleCare. A couple weeks' notice would've been nice.
I get that, but I don't care. I want the PDF (or CSV) emailed to me as an attachment because that's the workflow that doesn't suck. Everything else sucks in one way or another, and much of it is security theater.
That'd be nice, but I'd even settle for the plain pdf attached to the email.
> Why can’t I set up Windows or MacOS like that? I know the answer I just find the answer annoying. I wish I still cared about this. I had intended to build an iPXE boot menu via a small web service that would act as a…
That was the point as I read it. Payload signature verification is a good and sometimes desirable alternative to transport encryption when the payload itself isn't secret. Highly-cacheable resources like game and OS…
I saw a helpful ad once. The organic search results didn't offer what I needed at all, but the ad took me straight to an e-commerce site that sold what I wanted. I had it in my hands at a reasonable price about 5 days.…
> Finally, AWS isn't a silver bullet. For anyone in us-east-1, you know [0]. I probably should have commented on the original article here, but I pulled all of my company's production infra out of that AZ back in 2019…
> Another alternative is Mellanox with RDMA. You need CX4+ for optimal performance over TCP/IP, while the cheap CX3 is excellent with IPoIB. Do these benefit the iSCSI target end of the equation too, or just the…
That is absolutely fascinating. I'm gonna have to pay attention the next time I open an iPhone box. I'd bet they're sitting on their faces in the box. I really wonder how the wireless data transfer works.
They did?
I thought it really excelled at displaying the timeline—it was quite novel to see a timeline for a video I was watching that didn't occlude any part of the screen—but quite annoyingly it would go black due to…
I've wondered for a while if it would be possible to do that with a USB FXS adapter[1], and something like a Pi, but you'd basically need a soft modem of some kind to make it work and the only module for Asterisk isn't…
I don't remember my ipv4 addresses either, but I recognize them as mine when I see them. I've never recognized an IPv6 address or prefix used in my networks.
I'm sure the UX would suck, but you could use hcl2json[0] and then transform that to YAML. [0]: https://github.com/tmccombs/hcl2json
There needs to be a happy medium. I don't like reduce motion because it amputates many of the spatial arrangement metaphors inherent in the iOS UI. My biggest problem with authoring shortcuts is that the editor goes out…
Man... I typed that reply on my phone and dropped the ball formatting it lol. > My understanding is v6 has two different autoconf schemes, DHCPv6 and a more "native" solution. Do these both always result in interfaces…
> using a static v6 block, not only would this address never change, each device in my LAN would have an extra identifier attached to it. This is not true. IPv6 stack allocates at least 3 addresses: - Link-local -…
You can get close with a VM, but there's overhead in device emulation that slows things down. Consider a VM where that kind of stuff has been removed, like the firecracker hypervisor used for AWS Lambda. You're talking…
A number of years ago I wanted to drop a webhook when a call came in on VoIP.ms but couldn't find any way to do it natively. Ended up sticking a twilio endpoint in the ring group with a "press 1 to accept this call"…
That device was explicitly made with "not enough" memory, because if it had enough, it'd cannibalize a significant portion of their higher-margin products' sales. I'd argue that if memory and storage were still…
I watched the movie and then read the book. I tend to prefer movies as a storytelling medium, and enjoyed watching the story unfold that way. I ended up just wanting to know more about things that were implied in the…
> Keep track of which apps had been opened every month, only pay the subscriptions for the ones I’ve opened, and allow me to set monthly limits. That turns app icons into land-mines though. Idk what the happy medium is,…
36 bays and only 24T of storage? Can't you get that in a single disk that costs less than a kilodollar?
I have a pool heater and an air conditioner, and I'm running both at the same time. They're fifty feet apart, but this thought crosses my mind constantly.
What do you mean? I ask because I find Apple's wired EarPods to be less... selective than AirPods are—by that I mean they'll pick up more background noise whereas AirPods seem to only transmit my voice—but EarPods'…
I was looking at roughly the same, m5 max, 128G with 4T. It was ~$6000 out the door. The same config on their site is now $8000 before taxes and AppleCare. A couple weeks' notice would've been nice.
I get that, but I don't care. I want the PDF (or CSV) emailed to me as an attachment because that's the workflow that doesn't suck. Everything else sucks in one way or another, and much of it is security theater.
That'd be nice, but I'd even settle for the plain pdf attached to the email.
> Why can’t I set up Windows or MacOS like that? I know the answer I just find the answer annoying. I wish I still cared about this. I had intended to build an iPXE boot menu via a small web service that would act as a…
That was the point as I read it. Payload signature verification is a good and sometimes desirable alternative to transport encryption when the payload itself isn't secret. Highly-cacheable resources like game and OS…
I saw a helpful ad once. The organic search results didn't offer what I needed at all, but the ad took me straight to an e-commerce site that sold what I wanted. I had it in my hands at a reasonable price about 5 days.…
> Finally, AWS isn't a silver bullet. For anyone in us-east-1, you know [0]. I probably should have commented on the original article here, but I pulled all of my company's production infra out of that AZ back in 2019…
> Another alternative is Mellanox with RDMA. You need CX4+ for optimal performance over TCP/IP, while the cheap CX3 is excellent with IPoIB. Do these benefit the iSCSI target end of the equation too, or just the…
That is absolutely fascinating. I'm gonna have to pay attention the next time I open an iPhone box. I'd bet they're sitting on their faces in the box. I really wonder how the wireless data transfer works.
They did?
I thought it really excelled at displaying the timeline—it was quite novel to see a timeline for a video I was watching that didn't occlude any part of the screen—but quite annoyingly it would go black due to…
I've wondered for a while if it would be possible to do that with a USB FXS adapter[1], and something like a Pi, but you'd basically need a soft modem of some kind to make it work and the only module for Asterisk isn't…
I don't remember my ipv4 addresses either, but I recognize them as mine when I see them. I've never recognized an IPv6 address or prefix used in my networks.
I'm sure the UX would suck, but you could use hcl2json[0] and then transform that to YAML. [0]: https://github.com/tmccombs/hcl2json
There needs to be a happy medium. I don't like reduce motion because it amputates many of the spatial arrangement metaphors inherent in the iOS UI. My biggest problem with authoring shortcuts is that the editor goes out…
Man... I typed that reply on my phone and dropped the ball formatting it lol. > My understanding is v6 has two different autoconf schemes, DHCPv6 and a more "native" solution. Do these both always result in interfaces…
> using a static v6 block, not only would this address never change, each device in my LAN would have an extra identifier attached to it. This is not true. IPv6 stack allocates at least 3 addresses: - Link-local -…
You can get close with a VM, but there's overhead in device emulation that slows things down. Consider a VM where that kind of stuff has been removed, like the firecracker hypervisor used for AWS Lambda. You're talking…
A number of years ago I wanted to drop a webhook when a call came in on VoIP.ms but couldn't find any way to do it natively. Ended up sticking a twilio endpoint in the ring group with a "press 1 to accept this call"…
That device was explicitly made with "not enough" memory, because if it had enough, it'd cannibalize a significant portion of their higher-margin products' sales. I'd argue that if memory and storage were still…
I watched the movie and then read the book. I tend to prefer movies as a storytelling medium, and enjoyed watching the story unfold that way. I ended up just wanting to know more about things that were implied in the…