> There are cables with 90° plugs (cable to the side) This should be federal law and written into the constitution
Which is worse because they all look sort of the same, but they are not the same. It's even worse for non-techies, who don't understand what a gbps or a watt is. The situation in the early 2000s is I could spot the…
That cage is for stress relief, and should be federally mandated on all external connectors of all devices. Stress relief is a thing, people in the 2020s have somehow forgetten about it.
Fully ruggedized is in fact what I want and what I consider truly consumer grade. > which is not something you're going to get on affordable consumer devices Not true. 1990s connectors hardly ever broke for me. They…
> 40gbps is an insane data rate that requires shielding, precision, and testing. There is no way you are getting that for $2. I dunno, Cat8 is 40gbps and pretty cheap. DOCSIS 4.0 does 10Gbps on some really ancient…
It's also only a problem if they overcomplicate power delivery design such that you need expensive cables. They could have made it just DC +19V and GND over 14 gauge wire with a nice, outdoor-recreation-grade connector…
It's a cable, it should cost $2 at most.
If you want to cover all use cases your only option are the 240 W, 40 Gbps cables, and they are not cheap (https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Supports-Display-Transfer-Charg...).
I break about 1 USB-C plug a week. They are simply not designed well for real people who do real things in the world, including physical work, exercise, hiking, woodworking, biking, and the like. They are designed by…
Wasn't Tesla rated an F while it was in its hyper growth phase?
I hate all this "smoke", personally. Smoke tests, smoking guns, ...
The absolute worst is the rare Wi-Fi hotspots in China that require you to install an app in order to connect to the Wi-Fi.
My vibes are usually correct though.
It just doesn't sound professional, and I wouldn't want some "daddy" in a garage in charge of my domain name.
AWS Route53 or Namecheap
Yep, I would never use a registrar called "go daddy". It always sounded like a registrar for noobs that will take adverse actions to "protect" you and this only confirms this.
True, but I still need to shit an average of 3 times every morning and the arrivals are Poisson. Problematic in many European cities that don't have restrooms everywhere.
For actual travel I've almost always preferred trains over flights in Europe. Much less hassle, you can take your favorite liquids, no idiot airline agents trying to steal your 8kg kg carry-on for being overweight, no…
Meh, I just subscribe to all of them and use whatever exists.
It's trivial to replace toString() as well Maybe the right solution is an LLM that reads the fingerprinting code and adapts the counter-measure accordingly in real time.
just inject this with your favorite JS injection plugin let oldTanh = Math.tanh; Math.tanh = x => oldTanh(x) + Math.random()/10000000;
Yeah I did that. Now it seems I have to set up DKIM2 and DMARC2 and DCRAP3 and DSHIT4 for another afternoon instead of just going to work and getting shit done.
I don't care how I "look". If a company puts me on PIP because I worked hard for 40 hours instead of 80, so be it, I'll just take severance, leave, and relax for a while. I have the luxury of doing that, and I'll…
Except I think I've had 1:1 personal e-mails from my domain go into a legitimate recipient's spam filter just because I didn't have DMARC set up and their mail server was flagging that "DMARC not set up == spammy domain"
Maybe add a non-US-citizen mode where if you are ever unemployed for more than 2 cycles you lose, unless you already have a side project with enormous traction
> There are cables with 90° plugs (cable to the side) This should be federal law and written into the constitution
Which is worse because they all look sort of the same, but they are not the same. It's even worse for non-techies, who don't understand what a gbps or a watt is. The situation in the early 2000s is I could spot the…
That cage is for stress relief, and should be federally mandated on all external connectors of all devices. Stress relief is a thing, people in the 2020s have somehow forgetten about it.
Fully ruggedized is in fact what I want and what I consider truly consumer grade. > which is not something you're going to get on affordable consumer devices Not true. 1990s connectors hardly ever broke for me. They…
> 40gbps is an insane data rate that requires shielding, precision, and testing. There is no way you are getting that for $2. I dunno, Cat8 is 40gbps and pretty cheap. DOCSIS 4.0 does 10Gbps on some really ancient…
It's also only a problem if they overcomplicate power delivery design such that you need expensive cables. They could have made it just DC +19V and GND over 14 gauge wire with a nice, outdoor-recreation-grade connector…
It's a cable, it should cost $2 at most.
If you want to cover all use cases your only option are the 240 W, 40 Gbps cables, and they are not cheap (https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Supports-Display-Transfer-Charg...).
I break about 1 USB-C plug a week. They are simply not designed well for real people who do real things in the world, including physical work, exercise, hiking, woodworking, biking, and the like. They are designed by…
Wasn't Tesla rated an F while it was in its hyper growth phase?
I hate all this "smoke", personally. Smoke tests, smoking guns, ...
The absolute worst is the rare Wi-Fi hotspots in China that require you to install an app in order to connect to the Wi-Fi.
My vibes are usually correct though.
It just doesn't sound professional, and I wouldn't want some "daddy" in a garage in charge of my domain name.
AWS Route53 or Namecheap
Yep, I would never use a registrar called "go daddy". It always sounded like a registrar for noobs that will take adverse actions to "protect" you and this only confirms this.
True, but I still need to shit an average of 3 times every morning and the arrivals are Poisson. Problematic in many European cities that don't have restrooms everywhere.
For actual travel I've almost always preferred trains over flights in Europe. Much less hassle, you can take your favorite liquids, no idiot airline agents trying to steal your 8kg kg carry-on for being overweight, no…
Meh, I just subscribe to all of them and use whatever exists.
It's trivial to replace toString() as well Maybe the right solution is an LLM that reads the fingerprinting code and adapts the counter-measure accordingly in real time.
just inject this with your favorite JS injection plugin let oldTanh = Math.tanh; Math.tanh = x => oldTanh(x) + Math.random()/10000000;
Yeah I did that. Now it seems I have to set up DKIM2 and DMARC2 and DCRAP3 and DSHIT4 for another afternoon instead of just going to work and getting shit done.
I don't care how I "look". If a company puts me on PIP because I worked hard for 40 hours instead of 80, so be it, I'll just take severance, leave, and relax for a while. I have the luxury of doing that, and I'll…
Except I think I've had 1:1 personal e-mails from my domain go into a legitimate recipient's spam filter just because I didn't have DMARC set up and their mail server was flagging that "DMARC not set up == spammy domain"
Maybe add a non-US-citizen mode where if you are ever unemployed for more than 2 cycles you lose, unless you already have a side project with enormous traction